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Not Sure About The Exact Bed Bug Exterminator Cost Of A Bed Bug Problem? BedBugExterminator911.com Reveals Procedures …

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A consumer help website headed by former bed bug exterminators has created a video series to help understand the exact bed bug exterminator price you may incur for your bed bug problem. The site BedBugExterminator911.com is offering a video series bed bug sufferers can watch directly online. Also, as a bonus for all attendees, they will receive a complimentary sample of a pesticide exempt bed bug solution in which pest professionals use to help them get rid of one's bed bug problem.

New York, New York (PRWEB) February 13, 2012

The consumer help site for bed bugs called BedBugExterminator911.com will be offering a free online video series. In the video series, bed bug sufferers can discover the exact bed bug exterminator price they should be charged.

BedBugExterminator911.com states "There are a lot of different prices being thrown around out there and are all for different types of bed bug exterminations. The online video series hopes to educate bed bug sufferers with the exact bed bug exterminator price and procedures companies go through in order to eradicate bed bugs. Also, as a bonus to subside the costs of a bed bug exterminator, all attendees will receive a complimentary sample of a non-pesticide solution to get rid of bed bugs."

Currently, the video series will be released this week to everyone who visits the website and signs up. In the mini series, which attendees can watch online, bed bug sufferers will learn the exact phases of a bed bug extermination. Starting from identifying what in fact bed bugs look like. Then to the exact bed bug exterminator procedures one would follow to find all the locations bed bugs will hide to avoid being found. Lastly, the mini series would explain natural solutions to get rid of bed bugs as well as options of bed bug exterminators to choose from. BedBugs911.net is giving it's viewers information to either get rid of bed bugs themselves or to hire a pest professional.

As a bonus for attendees who wish to subside any bed bug exterminator price they may incur. BedBugExterminator911.com will be offering a complimentary sample of a pesticide exempt bed bug solution to kill bed bugs and prevent them from coming back.

To watch the bed bug exterminator help series and receive a complimentary sample, visit http://www.bedbugexterminator911.com

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BedBugExterminator911.com Offers Complimentary Sample Of Non-Pesticide Solution To Subside Bed Bug Exterminator Cost

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The consumer help related site is offering assistance to subside bed bug exterminator costs and the worry about not knowing what is involved in a bed bug extermination. BedBugExterminator911.com releases a free video series explaining the entire process of removing bed bugs. As a special gift, all attendees will receive a complimentary sample of a non pesticide solution to get rid of bed bugs.

Detroit, Michigan (PRWEB) February 14, 2012

The consumer help site focused on getting rid of bed bugs will be offering a free video series to get rid of bed bugs. The site BedBugExterminator911.com is headed by former bed bug exterminators to help people by educating bed bug sufferers regarding exact procedures to follow regarding bed bug elimination.

In the video series, a bed bug exterminator will explain the entire process involved in hiring a bed bug exterminator, as well as offer non pesticide solutions to kill bed bugs. The video series will dive into the three important sections of eliminating ones bed bug problem.

The first part of the video series will be learning how to identify bed bugs. Using bed bug pictures so bed bug sufferers can feel 100% sure one does not have a bed bug problem.

The second part of the bed bug exterminator series will involve showing the procedures bed bug exterminators use to find bed bugs.

Lastly, the third part of the video series will involve solutions to get rid of bed bugs using non pesticide solutions. One solution which will be offered at the end of the series will be a complimentary sample of a bed bug solution in which bed bug exterminators are using.

BedBugExterminator911.com is using the video series to educate consumers of true bed bug exterminator cost one would incur when hiring a profession. The video series will be for a limited time and it's main purpose is to help bed bug sufferers get rid of one's bed bug infestation.

To subside the cost and help bed bug sufferers. BedBugExterminator911.com will offer complimentary samples to all attendees of a new non pesticide solution to get rid of bed bugs and keep them from coming back.

To receive your complimentary sample and access to the video series, visit http://www.bedbugexterminator911.com

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Caroline Smith
Bed Bug Exterminator
1 (877) 978-6501
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BedBugExterminator911.com Offers Complimentary Sample Of Non-Pesticide Solution To Subside Bed Bug Exterminator Cost

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Detroit, Michigan (PRWEB) February 14, 2012

The first part of the video series will be learning how to identify bed bugs. Using bed bug pictures so bed bug sufferers can feel 100% sure one does not have a bed bug problem.

The second part of the bed bug exterminator series will involve showing the procedures bed bug exterminators use to find bed bugs.

To receive your complimentary sample and access to the video series, visit http://www.bedbugexterminator911.com

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Caroline Smith
Bed Bug Exterminator
1 (877) 978-6501
Email Information

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Unwelcome guests drive Henry Tower residents buggy

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Brian Neal enjoyed four nights of bite-free sleep before the bed bugs in his bedroom discovered that he had moved to a mat in his living room. Neal foiled the bugs a week ago by moving to the bathroom, where he sleeps in the tub with a towel to seal the door. If the bugs find him again, he said, his next move will be to the kitchen table.

"You can't know how excruciating it is mentally," he said, describing his constant anxiety over the blood-sucking insects as "torment."

"I am running from them in my own house and it takes a lot of effort. I can't have visitors come over because I don't want anybody picking them up and taking them home with them," he said.

Since discovering bed bugs in his Henry Towers apartment three months ago, Neal, 55, said there's been no relief from a problem that affects at least several of the more than 80 units. He understands the dilemma of the landlord, who initially told him that extermination of the building is too costly. However, new information from his landlord is that heat-treatment equipment is on order, he said.

Tony Kulig, owner/manager of the low-income housing for the elderly and disabled, declined to comment.

Minot Housing Authority handles Housing and Urban Development and voucher paperwork for Henry Towers, but otherwise does not get involved in its operation, said Tom Pearson, director. Bed bugs typically aren't an issue that affects eligibility to participate in federal programs because the pests are common and can be addressed with treatment, he said.

Neal hopes that by calling attention to the situation, residents can find community resources to help. Residents may need both volunteer and financial help from the community to operate extermination equipment and take other measures, he said.

Experts at the University of Kentucky state that laundering and drying clothing at high temperatures will kill the bugs. Mattresses can be encapsulated, but sometimes the best course is to properly discard furnishings that have become infested.

Dorothy Wagar, 89, a Henry Towers resident, said she cannot afford to replace furniture to ensure eradication. Since investing $50 in chemical bug sprays, she hadn't spotted a bug in her apartment for a few days, which isn't a guarantee but helps lessen her anxiety.

Rick Bergeson of First District Health Unit's environmental health section said bed bugs aren't a health issue because they don't carry disease, but their bites can swell and itch. The health unit has received several complaints about bed bugs over the past year as the pests have become more common across the United States and locally.

"It seems that heat treatment is becoming the standard because pesticides are not working," Bergeson said.

Heat of 120 degrees that penetrates areas where the bugs have taken refuge will kill the creatures. Temperatures below freezing also kill them, although the cold must be sustained for several days.

According to the University of Kentucky, bed bugs were common in the United States until the widespread use of DDT during the 1940s and 1950s. Changes in modern pest control practice and less effective pesticides have led to a recurrence. They have been encountered in hotels, health-care facilities, dormitories, shelters, schools, modes of transport, movie theaters and office buildings. Once introduced, they often spread throughout a building and can be picked up and carried to other locations.

The level of cleanliness has little to do with most infestations, the university reported. Pristine homes, hotels and apartments have plenty of hiding places and warm-blooded hosts, making them vulnerable.

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Bed Bugs Infest Indiana Children's Hospital!

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An Indiana Children's Hospital has confirmed at least one patient's room is infested with bed bugs, but the parents of the child who spent weeks there are saying the problem is more widespread and that hospital officials refused to take the problem seriously--until the father of the child captured one of the critters.

The father, Michael Wallace and his wife were at the Riley Children's Hospital in downtown Indianapolis for several weeks treating an undisclosed illness their newborn child was suffering from. After the second week, Wallace began noticing red welts up and down his arms and on his fingers.

Puzzled and alarmed, the parents tried to raise the concern, suspecting bed bugs, but were allegedly ignored by hospital officials who insisted on seeing a live bed bug before taking action.

Finally, says Wallace, he was "lucky" enough to catch what he describes as a "grandfather" bed bug crawling down his arm and brought the insect to hospital employees. His family was immediately moved to another room.

The hospital has released a statement addressing the issue, but it's not very reassuring and doesn't seem to address whether the hospital is attempting to gauge the scope of the infestation. Michael Wallace doesn't believe the hospital has taken any action to clean the room he and his family occupied for weeks.

This is an especially difficult problem for a hospital to address as killing bed bugs involves chemicals and pesticides. But the real question is, how could this have happened in the first place?

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