Inch worms are caterpillars (geometer moth larvae) that move by looping their bodies. They crawl onto porches and into homes seeking food or pupation sites.
Apply a contact insecticide (liquid Sevin or Malathion) directly to the worms. More importantly, locate the host tree or shrub they are feeding on and spray the foliage to eliminate the source population.
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