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I saw these egg-like things on my shirt a few days ago while taking a shower. Yesterday, my sister took shower and today when she went to grab her shirt, she was horrified to see these things on her shirt. She says, they weren't present on her shirt when she was taking shower. 
They are tiny, aligned in a pattern, whitish in color. Also very hard to remove means I have to apply a little pressure to remove them from my cloth as they don't just get washed under running water. I never saw them before in our clothes. We recently moved to a new house. Also we live in Bangladesh. So I guess you can help me determine what this thing is and also aware me of any harmful effects thus might have.
Thank you.
This may be moths (eggs or larva).
If this is what you have they can be in your closets, bedding, blankets, boxed clothing; almost anywhere fabric/material is located.
You can vacuum them but you'll have to look through everything you have to find them.
You can also freeze your items but this has to be done in a certain way. here are suggestions:
"The recommended steps for freezing your clothes to kill moth larvae and eggs are:
Identify and isolate the infested clothing items.
Place in a sealed, airtight bag, and do not over-stuff the bag with clothing to ensure all clothes properly freezes.
if this is what you have, you will have to be on the continuous look out for these insects or they will keep multiplying and destroy your clothing.
You said you live in Bangladesh but you can still ask your question on this site just be sure to state where you live.
ask.extension.org/
here is good site to find more information:
www.moth-prevention.com/
I found these small purple eggs on my clothes peg. Does anyone know what insect laid these eggs, should I get rid of them or are they harmless? Would be grateful for any help.
This looks to be Moth eggs. There are over 160,000 species of Moths. There eggs are very small, and can lay between 40 to 1000 at a time. Moth's can destroy a garden as well as plants, fabrics, woven materials inside your home as well.
What kind of eggs would these be? They are on a tree. All I can find is maybe lady bugs? Can you help?
I first thought these were Ladybug eggs but your eggs look round and Ladybug eggs are sort of oval so not sure about that.
They could be spider eggs but your eggs look to have some fuzz and spider eggs are usually smooth.
Maybe if you sent a picture to your county extension agency they could properly identify them so you'll know what you're dealing with.
These egg clusters are all over the outside of my house. Any idea what they are?
They are either moths or stink bugs. Can't get a good look up close--if they are fancy with spiky things they are stink bugs, smoother, something in the moth family. If you have a pressure washer, I would remove them.
From the look of them and they seem to be very clear in color I believe they are moth eggs that are on your the wood of the window.
Anyone know what these are or what insect/pest/critter it belongs to? I find them in the door cracks and on the floor below.
I live in Florida and they are sand like in appearance. Thank you guys!!
This is termite eggs and they are in the wood of your home. I would get a person out to inspect your home for termite damage and get these sprayed.
I found them on a leaf of my pepper plant. They are very very small and they came up all together (none separated) when I peeled it off the leaf.
They look like Aphid eggs- They are destructive to your outdoor gardens - Here is more info about them- influentialpoints.com/
These look very similar to white fly eggs or ahpid eggs that are found on plants. I would take some mild detergent mixed with water and spray the leaves of your plants. When you spray this needs to be done in several steps.
Does anyone know what type of egg this is? That's my index finger as a size reference. It is flat now, and it feels a little bit like a spider's web.
It looks like a dead silverfish.
Can anyone please tell me what these are/what they will turn into? They were found between the blanket that my son sleeps with, in the bedroom. I'm really creeped out by it and want to know what they are and how to get rid of them.
I've looked on google but can't find any information and can't find any pictures matching to what these look like. Please help.
These look like eggs. They're smaller than a pinhead and I constantly see them on the underside of our umbrella. Sometimes I'll find them on the side of the house after a day or two they turn black, but they start out yellow.
Any idea what they are?
What kind of egg is this? I live in Maine.
Good picture. Butterfly eggs can be interesting to watch over a period of time. Please leave them alone if at all possible.
This was fascinating to me as I live in Florida and have only seen small patches of eggs before.
www.google.com/
If you're interested and wish to know how they evolve this link explains everything.
I found these in a room I was working on and I was curious to know what they are and if they are dangerous and what I should do from here.
These actually could be snake eggs from what I can read about them. A snake egg is an oblong shape and has a soft leathery texture to them. If the eggs are like this then I would say they are snake eggs. Do you happen to have snakes in your area and what kind are hey?
Found these eggs on a piece of sleeper wood lying in the yard. Anyone know what they might be? When rubbing one a turquoise colour liquid came out.
The eggs are copper metallic in colour.
Get rid of all wood lying in the yard. The egg can be one of many insects. Termites and powderpost beetles do a lot of damage.
They look like either squash bug eggs or stink bug eggs.
Best to scrape them off into a bucket with hot water and a little dish soap to kill them and then dispose of the water away from the house.
Stink bugs are a basically harmless nuisance where I am but squash bugs can kill plants in your garden.
