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The worst cities for bed bugs is out by Orkin, and it ranks Chicago as No. 1 for a third year in a row. Others after Chicago include: Detroit, Columbus, Los Angeles, Cleveland, Dallas Fort Worth, Cincinnati, Denver, Richmond Petersburg, Dayton, Indianapolis, Houston, Seattle Tacoma, Washington, District of Columbia Hagerstown, Milwaukee, San Francisco Oakland-San Jose, Raleighn Durham Fayetteville, New York city, Charleston Huntington, Grand Rapids Kalamazoo Battle Creek, Omaha, Louisville, Nashville, Lexington, Atlanta, Buffalo, Sacramento Stockton Modesto, Syracuse, Boston Manchester, Charlotte, Baltimore, Phoenix Prescott, Miami Ft. Lauderdale, Knoxville, Cedar Rapids Waterloo Dubuque, Minneapolis St. Paul, Hartford New Haven, Champaign Springfield, San Diego, Lincoln Hastings Kearney, Kansas City (Mo.), Honolulu, Albany Schenectady Troy, Colorado Springs Pueblo, Myrtle Beach Florence, St. Louis, Greenville Spartanburg Asheville, Bowling Green, Ft. Wayne, Toledo. As NBC 5 writes in its article about the worst cities for bed bugs, the list comes out just months after Orkin dubbed Chicago the rattiest city. Orkin entomologist and director of technical services, Ron Harrison, describes these creepy crawlers as hitchhikers and are very difficult to control. Bed bugs are a serious issue across the country, and theyre very difficult to control. Bed bugs are not limited to any level of cleanliness or income, which means they can be found in any home or hotel. Theyre great hitchhikers, and people often bring them inside on their clothes or in their luggage. Orkin has seen an 18 percent increase in business for the treatment of bed bugs within the last year. More was done nationwide in 2014 to reduce the number of bed bugs. According to a 2013 report generated by the pest control industry, Americans spent $446 million to eliminate bed bugs. Thats a huge jump from the $70 million spent in 2004. The 2013 report is the most current reading on these statistics. What can be done to prevent bed bugs? Orkin advises that homes be inspected regularly by checking locations where they hide out when its daylight. Those places will be bed sheets, mattresses, furniture, behind baseboards, picture frames, and electrical outlets. Limiting clutter in the house will assist in making bed bug inspections easier. Inspect and quarantine any secondhand furniture before it enters the house. Also, be sure to thoroughly dry infested bed linens, curtains, and stuffed animals on the highest temperature setting allowed for the fabric. Continue reading

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Bedlam Plus is a new aerosol insecticide by MGK offering a longer lasting residual than the original Bedlam with the addition of Imidacloprid. This longer lasting residual additive along with an updated formulation gives Bedlam Plus the ability to kill all stages of bed bugs, their eggs and even pyrethroid resistant bed bugs. It is very important to mention that Bedlam Plus is solely a crack and crevice spray and should not be applied in areas that may come in contact with skin. For mattress applications, Bedlam Plus is designed to applied until damp along the folds, tufts and edges of the mattress and not on the top surface where we sleep.

We like to use Bedlam along the folds of mattresses, sofas, chairs and on drapes and other fabric materials that do not come into contact with skin. Bedlam is a residual in that the ingredients remain active for several weeks allowing it to continue killing bed bugs. The only drawback to Bedlam is it's more expensive than other non-aerosol residual killers such as our JT Eaton Kills Bed Bugs II.

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Bedlam Plus features a dual mode of action that kills the toughest pyrethroid-resistant bed bugs fast. Featuring the perfect combination of quick kill and residual control, Bedlam Plus is proven to keep killing pyrethroid-resistant bed bugs and their eggs for two weeks after treatment.

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For best results, in addition to treatment with Bedlam Insecticide, you should include additional tactics such as those listed below.

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Got a quote from our pest control company and the guy who came out recommended this product due to the high price for service with the company. Was a bit skeptical about this product, but decided to try it since it would have been about $1600 with the company to spray the whole house. It was a hassle to pack up all of our stuff and time consuming. The chemical itself was really strong and took a few hours to air out afterwards. It's a BIG job and an all day thing, but was totally worth it. Haven't seen any bugs since...so far so good. We are finally resting/sleeping with no worries 🙂

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Discussion Navigation: Hotel Bed Bugs (pg 1) Hotel Bed Bugs (pg 2) Hotel Bed Bugs (pg 3) Hotel Bed Bugs (pg 4)

Leha Gilley:

I am trying to see if any mention of The Palace Resort located on South Ocean Blv, Myrtle Beach. We stayed there a couple of years ago. They was doing alot of construction. Our room had a plumbing leak. They was quick to check it out but never once offered to give us a different room. If had our way we wouldnt be going back but group traveling with decided to so want to check it out really good this time around.

Christi:

Hi! Have there been any bed bug problems at the Marriott Courtyard Devon on Lancaster Ave. in Wayne, PA. Thanks!

Zach:

I am staying at the marriott in central park in new York city. Is it ok?

vickie:

My husband and I are planning to visit Maine in March. We were there this past August for a vacation and at that time, in the local paper, it was reported that several of Portlands Hotels and even restaurants had bedbugs. However, the paper did list the facilities which were infested. Are plans are to stay at the Hilton and or at the Marriott both on Commercial Street, Portland Maine. has anyone reported any problems with these facilities with bedbugs? Thank You for your help and work. Best wishes.

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