Which statement is true regarding vacuuming effectiveness?

Vacuuming effectiveness is enhanced when it comes to managing various pest populations, especially aggregating pests such as ants, beetles, or other insects that tend to cluster together. When vacuuming is employed, it can quickly and effectively remove large numbers of these pests from an area, which helps to reduce their population and prevent infestation.

This method is particularly useful because it not only removes the pests themselves but can also pick up their eggs and debris that may contribute to ongoing problems. The immediate removal process reduces the chances of pests spreading or causing further infestations. Thus, vacuuming serves as a rapid and direct method for controlling specific pest populations, making it an effective tool in pest management strategies.

Other statements do not align with the general effectiveness of vacuuming; vacuuming can be effective against various pests including bed bugs, can be used both indoors and outdoors, and is not limited solely to carpeted areas as it can be applied to multiple surfaces.