Trace any silvery trail back toward door frames, baseboards, or plumbing penetrations, and then step outside to inspect soil, mulch, downspouts, and standing water around your home. By sealing gaps, improving drainage, and thinning dense vegetation against your walls, you’re not just stopping slugs—you’re protecting your house from rot, pests, and hidden damp. That unnerving slug on the floor might be the small, unpleasant warning that saves you from a much bigger problem later.
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