Does anyone know what type of bug this is. I'm finding them everywhere in my home. They don't fly, they crawl. I'm in Washington state
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This could be a "common ground beetle", which is attracted to the indoors by light. Sealing openings in doors and windows is key to control, as well as keeping vegetation away from exterior walls. For best identification and advice though, please contact your county agriculture extension agent per this link. I've done this an they're very helpful! extension.wsu.edu/
This looks like a beetle, maybe one of the 'panty' beetles.
Most beetles like about the same types of food, flour products, kitchen foods, dry pet food, bird seed, and fabrics so they could be in several parts of your house.
This one says weevils but it's great info for beetles also.
thinkingcountry.com/
Your photo is a bit blurry. It could be any number of black beetles, but a clearer photo is needed for an ID.
Put some of the bugs in a sealed plastic bag. Take to your local hardware store that sells pesticides. They will help you identify it and sell you the right pesticide.
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