Comments on: Bed Bugs: Am I paying for an exterminator I don’t need? http://dustmitemattresscovers.com/bed-bugs-am-i-paying-for-an-exterminator-i-dont-need.htm Your Best Source For Dust Mite Control Sat, 31 Jul 2010 04:50:18 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Roberta http://dustmitemattresscovers.com/bed-bugs-am-i-paying-for-an-exterminator-i-dont-need.htm/comment-page-1#comment-1594 Roberta Thu, 04 Feb 2010 01:27:33 +0000 http://dustmitemattresscovers.com/bed-bugs-am-i-paying-for-an-exterminator-i-dont-need.htm#comment-1594 You are right. These things are gross and incredibly hard to eradicate from a home. That's not to say it'ss impossible, but using a well-educated pest management firm is crucial. And well-educated doesn't necessarily mean national company. Dr. James Ballard a PhD. in Entomology and bed bug expert shared some commonly know facts you should know about bed bugs. 1. Bed bug control programs are very expensive in anxiety, time, and cost. 2. It typically takes at least two treatments (1-2 weeks apart) or more to get control. 3. It can take months for the customer and the pest management professional to determine if the infestation has actually been controlled. Dr. Ballard provides the following information. It seems something you might want to consider when hiring a pest management professional. Successful bed bug control programs involve inspection, preparation for treatment, treatment, and re-inspection(s) / retreatment(s). The inspection is needed to determine that the pests are, indeed, bed bugs and where visible signs of infestation are located. Because bed bugs are capable of hiding an almost any nook and cranny in a room, including behind walls, the best treatment involves treating the entire room and surrounding rooms – left right, up and down. You should get a copy of the the pest management's recommended treatment. I don't think you should go it alone. The expense may seem astronomical, but it is worth it to do it right the first time. These suckers are hard to get rid of! There are some great websites out there for research. www.pestworld.org and bedbugger.com. There are advancements made everyday in the war against bedbugs. It is important for you to know the facts and use a professional pest management firm. IT will take a combination of things to really get things under control. I hope this helps. Good luck with your effort. Disclosure: I am the publicist working with Allergy Technology who is the patent holder and manufacturer of ActiveGuard mattress liners. ActiveGuard liners is a product now available in the US that is having great result when combined with a full treatment program. Mattress encasements trap live bugs and nymphs left after treatment. ActiveGuard is different because within 72 hours whatever is left on the mattress and box spring is killed. Basically, that means no live bugs crawling around under you while you sleep. ActiveGuard can also help in recurrence of an infestation. allergytechnology.com You are right. These things are gross and incredibly hard to eradicate from a home. That’s not to say it’ss impossible, but using a well-educated pest management firm is crucial. And well-educated doesn’t necessarily mean national company.

Dr. James Ballard a PhD. in Entomology and bed bug expert shared some commonly know facts you should know about bed bugs.

1. Bed bug control programs are very expensive in anxiety, time, and cost.
2. It typically takes at least two treatments (1-2 weeks apart) or more to get control.
3. It can take months for the customer and the pest management professional to determine if the infestation has actually been controlled.

Dr. Ballard provides the following information. It seems something you might want to consider when hiring a pest management professional.

Successful bed bug control programs involve inspection, preparation for treatment, treatment, and re-inspection(s) / retreatment(s). The inspection is needed to determine that the pests are, indeed, bed bugs and where visible signs of infestation are located. Because bed bugs are capable of hiding an almost any nook and cranny in a room, including behind walls, the best treatment involves treating the entire room and surrounding rooms – left right, up and down. You should get a copy of the the pest management’s recommended treatment. I don’t think you should go it alone. The expense may seem astronomical, but it is worth it to do it right the first time. These suckers are hard to get rid of!

There are some great websites out there for research. http://www.pestworld.org and bedbugger.com. There are advancements made everyday in the war against bedbugs. It is important for you to know the facts and use a professional pest management firm. IT will take a combination of things to really get things under control. I hope this helps. Good luck with your effort.

Disclosure: I am the publicist working with Allergy Technology who is the patent holder and manufacturer of ActiveGuard mattress liners. ActiveGuard liners is a product now available in the US that is having great result when combined with a full treatment program. Mattress encasements trap live bugs and nymphs left after treatment. ActiveGuard is different because within 72 hours whatever is left on the mattress and box spring is killed. Basically, that means no live bugs crawling around under you while you sleep. ActiveGuard can also help in recurrence of an infestation. allergytechnology.com

]]> By: Martibee http://dustmitemattresscovers.com/bed-bugs-am-i-paying-for-an-exterminator-i-dont-need.htm/comment-page-1#comment-1595 Martibee Thu, 04 Feb 2010 01:27:33 +0000 http://dustmitemattresscovers.com/bed-bugs-am-i-paying-for-an-exterminator-i-dont-need.htm#comment-1595 search do it yourself treatment for bedbugs. Here are some sites you could check out, www.doyourownpestcontrol.com. bedbugger.com bedbugcentral.com Good Luck!! search do it yourself treatment for bedbugs.

Here are some sites you could check out,
http://www.doyourownpestcontrol.com.
bedbugger.com
bedbugcentral.com
Good Luck!!

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