do stink bugs like computers?

[Lilninjsways]

I live in the country in america and we regularly get like... 10 inside our house everyday... its just normal for the country and somehow i dont kill them.... they sorta die on there own? anyways theres 2 dead near my brothers pc and 1 whos crawling around in the general area of my pc i dont want to piss it off cause there called "stink bugs" there as bad as skunks when they stink up a place...

[Lilninjsways]

btw yes our setup is very kept up and clean just these fucking bugs

[Spotty]

I imagine they're attracted to light as well as warm places like most insects, so a PC pushing out warm air and the glowing monitor would be an attractive place.

Unfortunately insects are going to do what insects do. Best way to stop it would be stopping them from getting inside at all. Check your fly screens and repairing any holes and/or covering any places that insects could get in that aren't already covered, and keeping windows/doors shut when there are lots of bugs around.
There are some cheap clip on fly screens that go over door ways that may help you out if you don't have fly screen doors already installed.
https://www.amazon.com/Apalus-Magnetic-90x210CM-Magnets-Automatically/dp/B012D5KHO8/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1524481097&sr=8-3&keywords=fly+screen

[Lilninjsways]

1 minute ago, Spotty said:

I imagine they're attracted to light as well as warm places like most insects, so a PC pushing out warm air and the glowing monitor would be an attractive place.

Unfortunately insects are going to do what insects do. Best way to stop it would be stopping them from getting inside at all. Check your fly screens and repairing any holes and/or covering any places that insects could get in that aren't already covered, and keeping windows/doors shut when there are lots of bugs around.
There are some cheap clip on fly screens that go over door ways that may help you out if you don't have fly screen doors already installed.
https://www.amazon.com/Apalus-Magnetic-90x210CM-Magnets-Automatically/dp/B012D5KHO8/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1524481097&sr=8-3&keywords=fly+screen

we have glass doors and then our regular wooden door... see the thing is we dont know where they could come from other than the vents... but yeah... is there any type of spray where i just spray to get them away?

[Spotty]

Just now, Lilninjsways said:

we have glass doors and then our regular wooden door... see the thing is we dont know where they could come from other than the vents... but yeah... is there any type of spray where i just spray to get them away?

There would be quite a few pesticides that would simply kill them, but not necessarily repel them. It would be more of a case of still finding the beetles but they'll just be dead by the time you find them.
Could be the vents if you have vents in your house leading outside? You can get fly screen mesh by the meter at most hardware stores for only a few dollars per meter and then just cut it down to whatever size you need. Try covering the outside of the vents with mesh if you think that could be how they're getting in. In most situations a physical barrier is going to be better than a chemical (pesticides) one.

[Lilninjsways]

19 minutes ago, Spotty said:

There would be quite a few pesticides that would simply kill them, but not necessarily repel them. It would be more of a case of still finding the beetles but they'll just be dead by the time you find them.
Could be the vents if you have vents in your house leading outside? You can get fly screen mesh by the meter at most hardware stores for only a few dollars per meter and then just cut it down to whatever size you need. Try covering the outside of the vents with mesh if you think that could be how they're getting in. In most situations a physical barrier is going to be better than a chemical (pesticides) one.

okay... ill try to think of something

[Lilninjsways]

21 minutes ago, Spotty said:

There would be quite a few pesticides that would simply kill them, but not necessarily repel them. It would be more of a case of still finding the beetles but they'll just be dead by the time you find them.
Could be the vents if you have vents in your house leading outside? You can get fly screen mesh by the meter at most hardware stores for only a few dollars per meter and then just cut it down to whatever size you need. Try covering the outside of the vents with mesh if you think that could be how they're getting in. In most situations a physical barrier is going to be better than a chemical (pesticides) one.

whats the mesh called?

[Spotty]

1 minute ago, Lilninjsways said:

whats the mesh called?

Well, in Aus it's just called "Fly screen" or "Insect Screen", though it may be called "Screen wire" or "Screen Mesh" in the US.
It's literally just the black mesh that goes over your windows so you can open your windows

 

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There's a couple of different types. Metal (aluminium) and plastic/fibreglass. The metal is a bit trickier to work with, but lasts longer. The plastic is much easier to work with and often a lot cheaper, but won't be as durable as the metal.
Just pop in to your nearby hardware store and ask for some insect mesh and say you want to put it over some vents to stop insects getting in and I'm sure that they will be able to help you out.

[Lilninjsways]

27 minutes ago, Spotty said:

Well, in Aus it's just called "Fly screen" or "Insect Screen", though it may be called "Screen wire" or "Screen Mesh" in the US.
It's literally just the black mesh that goes over your windows so you can open your windows

 

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There's a couple of different types. Metal (aluminium) and plastic/fibreglass. The metal is a bit trickier to work with, but lasts longer. The plastic is much easier to work with and often a lot cheaper, but won't be as durable as the metal.
Just pop in to your nearby hardware store and ask for some insect mesh and say you want to put it over some vents to stop insects getting in and I'm sure that they will be able to help you out.

okay thx

 

[Windows Server 2003]

Ive got stinkbugs and they dont generally bother my setup but theres no way to get rid of them. They live in the walls of my house and I imagine they do in yours too.

[Lilninjsways]

On 4/23/2018 at 8:58 PM, Windows Server 2003 said:

Ive got stinkbugs and they dont generally bother my setup but theres no way to get rid of them. They live in the walls of my house and I imagine they do in yours too.

well my room is pretty bright and then also its a small house so...

[KieuVanQuan]

On 4/23/2018 at 12:53 PM, Lilninjsways said:

I live in the country in america and we regularly get like... 10 inside our house everyday... its just normal for the country and somehow i dont kill them.... they sorta die on there own? anyways theres 2 dead near my brothers pc and 1 whos crawling around in the general area of my pc i dont want to piss it off cause there called "stink bugs" there as bad as skunks when they stink up a place...

I love how much americans suck at there own language oh I mean they're. I mean their. Damn it's so difficult. Lol bro I hope a stink bug corpse's gonna get stuck in your PSU fan destroy it. (Joke)

[Matacks]

My house gets invaded by these things.  It's terrible.   I just grab the vacuum and say goodbye.  They usually stink in the vacuum so it does smell a little bit.   Get a can of air freshener while you vacuum?

[kamilia]

I saw this kind of bugs on our house as well. I think one of them bit me in my arm and it's really itchy. In just few hours my arms become swollen. I'm not really sure if that's stinky bug but they look the same on what I saw in google. My PC set up is safe though, I only saw the bugs on our bedroom. Maybe it sneak in while we are sleeping.