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The bed bug exterminator website BedBugExterminator911.com has recently released a free webinar series to teach people to get rid of bed bugs yourself. The webinar involves professional advice and procedures used by bed bug exterminators. Also, bed bug sufferers will also receive a complimentary sample of a exempt pesticide bed bug spray, which professionals use to subside the cost of bed bug extermination.

New York, New York (PRWEB) February 10, 2012

BedBugExterminator911.com recently announced they would be putting together a webinar to help bed bug sufferers get rid of bed bugs. In this webinar, bed bug sufferers will learn how to get rid of bed bugs naturally as well as alternatives to expensive bed bug exterminator costs.

The webinar will involve going into a 3 step procedure most bed bug exterminators will follow to help other attendees get rid of bed bugs.

BedBugExterminator911.com director of relations stated, "We wanted to help folks with understand what is involved in the extermination process, but also what bed bug exterminator cost one may incur for ones specific bed bug outbreak. To subside the costs, we went ahead and are teaching our attendees how to inspect for bed bugs and get rid of them entirely themselves, without needing a huge extermination. To help our attendees we went ahead and are offering complimentary samples of a pesticide exempt bed bug spray to kill and prevent bed bugs."

In the first segment of the bed bug exterminator webinar, attendees will learn about identifying bed bugs. This will help many of the listeners understand what exactly is biting them during the middle of the night.

The final two segments will go into a full inspection to find bed bugs. Then finally the bed bug exterminator webinar will explain natural solutions to get rid of bed bugs, without having to use harmful pesticides.

All attendees will be given access to receive a complimentary sample of it's non-pesticide solution to kill and prevent bed bugs. To receive your complimentary sample, visit http://www.bedbugexterminator911.com

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Caroline Smith
BedBugExterminator911.com
1 (877) 978-6501
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"Bed Bug Exterminator" Webinar Released For Bed Bug Sufferers From BedBugExterminator911.com

Jacob, a former bed bug exterminator, has devoted his time and research to helping bed bug sufferers get rid of their bed bug problem. The consumer help website BedBugExterminator911.com is answering the common question of, "How much is a bed bug exterminator?" The website also plans on offering a free online video series and complimentary sample of a non-pesticide solution bed bug professionals use to kill bed bugs and prevent them from coming back.

New York, New York (PRWEB) February 12, 2012

The consumer health related website owned by bed bug exterminators has developed a new webinar series. The online video series is designed to help bed bug sufferers answer the very popular question, "how much is a bed bug exterminator?"

Jacob, the publishing director of BedBugExterminator911.com is in charge of giving it's readers and customers an honest break down of bed bug exterminator costs and task involved when hiring a professional. Jacob also is releasing access to a webinar which exposes the exact procedures to identify, inspect, and remove bed bugs. As for the attendees who visit the webinar, they will be given access to a green non-pesticide solution, which bed bug exterminators use to kill and prevent bed bugs. BedBugExterminator911.com hopes to help subside the costs involved with hiring a pest professional and offer the exact breakdown of a bed bug exterminator price one may incur.

Jacob, the publishing director of BedBugExterminator911.com, stated, "We are very excited to help people with bed bug problems. Most people do not understand how many questions we receive every day on our website about bed bug exterminator cost and procedures. After approval from upper management, with my background as a bed bug exterminator we will be releasing a new webinar series to help bed bug sufferers get rid of bed bugs. Not only that, all attendees will receive a complimentary sample of a non-pesticide solution to kill bed bugs and keep them away."

The consumer health website will be releasing the online video series for all bed bug sufferers this week. All attendees will receive complimentary samples of their non-pesticide solution to kill bed bugs and prevent them from coming back.

To get access to the video series and complimentary sample visit: http://www.bedbugexterminators911.com

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Caroline Smith
Bed Bug Exterminator
1 (877) 978-6501
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18-01-2012 10:30 http://www.bedbugbully.com Learn how to kill bed bugs without spending too much. http://www.youtube.com "City housing officials got so antsy over a bedbug invasion that they shipped off 5000 boxes of files for fumigation, forcing Housing Court cases to be postponed. The bloodsuckers turned up at the Department of Housing Preservation and development around Nov. 15, leading to the evacuation of the entire third floor, which contains the tax-incentives divisions and parts of the housing-litigation and IT divisions. Officials said that even though the critters were spotted only in isolated areas, a top-to-bottom cleaning was ordered, meaning everything on the floor had to be temporarily relocated." Bed bugs can hide not only on clothes and luggage. Even in books and magazines, they can also be present. Proofs of that are the several cases of bed bug infestation in libraries. And given that, it was just right for the New York Housing Court to be anxious about their presence. http://www.bedbugbully.com

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Two days later and we still have Super Bowl (commercial) fever. We've been on YouTube for days feeding our hunger for awesome Super Bowl ads new and old. And as we traveled further down the rabbit hole, we stumbled across some wonderfully over-the-top commercials from the '80s and early '90s--most of them promoting the SUCKIEST board games ever.

It seems as if every board game company from 1980 to 1996 spent 4 percent of their budget on developing the game and 96 percent on coming up with a kick-ass commercial. And the best part is how they all end with some snotty kid exclaiming, "I win!" But they never show the real outcome, which is one smug, happy child and three other kids crying and/or throwing pieces across the room.

Well today, everyone wins because we're rolling out the nostalgia trunk and have 22 awesome board game commercials from our childhood (or even before some of your were born).

Crossfire

This is still the gold standard for exciting board game commercials. That jingle gave us seven words and a lifetime of sing-alongs. Crossfire was the most fun way to get carpal tunnel pangs until we were old enough to masturbate.

Shark Attack

"Ya know what, let's dispense with this 'counting all the dots' nonsense and just do a color-coded die." This was not a fun game for your colorblind friend.

Thin Ice

The crappiest game ever made: The main components were marbles and a GD wet tissue.

Mouse Trap

If there's one thing kids love, it's meticulously constructing a Rube Goldberg machine. Since nobody ever actually finished putting the booby traps together, we always assumed this ad was documentary footage of the only time the game was actually played by real human children.

Tornado Rex

This was one of those overwrought games that the neighborhood "kid with all the cool toys" had. This kid also had one of those "Ghostbusters" proton packs and the Vortex Whistler.

Guess Who?

"Hey, you wanna sit across from each other and ask yes or no questions for 10 minutes? Nah, me neither." Awful game, but the commercial made it seem amazing--until the disclaimer kills the dream: "Game cards do not actually talk."

Connect Four

How come this one didn't have a disclaimer saying, "Game pieces do not actually talk"? WHY ARE YOU TOYING WITH CHILDREN'S EMOTIONS LIKE THAT?

Crocodile Dentist

This ad was effective because the children seem to be legitimately terrified of the biting crocodile. Milton Bradley always said, "Fear makes for the greatest board games." Milton Bradley the baseball player.

Splat!

Any game requiring clay is way too labor-intensive to be fun.

The Grape Escape

All the tediousness of Mouse Trap combined with the clay-molding delicateness of Splat! Nobody owned this game. Nobody.

Battleship

Explosion sound effects! Variable skill levels! An entire generation could've told you a movie version will never top the drama of this commercial.

Perfection

Perfection--um, is that the game title, or the title of this commercial? All the '90s hallmarks are here: cheesy CGI, a "kooky" voice, neon shirts under blue blazers and LOUD NOISES. If you needed any more proof that our attention spans are rapidly degrading, check out the much more subtle ad from a few years earlier.

Operation

Medical malpractice never seemed so wacky!

Jenga

TELL ME this commercial didn't make you want to grow up so you could go to cool adult parties like this! Well, now you can.

Stack-a-saurus Nex

The game in which you stacked multicolored tiles like so many Parker Brothers dinosaur puns. Also, this "Jenga For Kids" commercial starred the gingeriest ginger kid in all the land.

13 Dead End Drive

If Clue and Mouse Trap had a baby, it would be left in a basket on the steps of a monastery because nobody would want it.

Knockout

Are the cartoon characters just skater dudes who happen to be doing construction in their spare time? Or are they construction workers who skate to work?

Bed Bugs

You're a kid and you think bed bugs are just so hilarious and cute. Then you grow up and move to New York City. It's a metaphor for life, really.

Rock Jocks

This was another toy to cash in on kids' love of anything that stretches (see also: Silly Putty, Stretch Armstrong, jeans with elastic waistbands).

Loopin' Louie

Honestly, we don't remember this one and have no idea what the hell is going on here. Kind of like how our parents view "Louie."

Sorry!

If those anthropomorphized pieces were true to life, they'd be screaming "f*** you!" and flipping the board over.

Picnic Panic

Wouldn't you just love to be in the concept meetings for this crap?

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Tags 80's, 90s, board games, Commercials, Nostalgia, Super Bowl commercials, Toys

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MONDAY NIGHT ON WAFB 9NEWS AT TEN:  Watch our Special Report on Bed Bugs and see how one Baton Rouge company is using unconventional methods to seek out bed bugs inside area homes and hotels.

A South Louisiana family brought back some unwanted souvenirs from their trip to Alabama. They were covered in bite from bed bugs.

A Livingston Parish woman, her husband, and her young daughter all got bed bug bites while at a hotel in Dothan, Alabama.  They are now being treated for their bites. They do not believe any bed bugs made the trip home with them but they are currently treating their home as a precaution.

Bed bugs are small insects that feed on the blood of mammals and birds. Adult bed bugs are oval, wingless and rusty red colored, and have flat bodies, antennae and small eyes. They are visible to the naked eye, but often hide in cracks and crevices. When bed bugs feed, their bodies swell and become a brighter red. In homes, bed bugs feed primarily on the blood of humans, usually at night when people are sleeping.

Many people will get bed bugs from infested hotel rooms while traveling.  New York City has been dubbed the "bed bug capital of the world" because so many travelers move in and out of that city and some hotel rooms there are infested.   Travelers will frequently return home and unknowingly have bed bugs in their luggage.

A man known as "The Bug Doctor" from the Pest Cemetery website has a suggestion for people who live in warmer climates who hope to prevent bed bugs from entering their home after a trip. He suggests leaving your unpacked luggage inside your hot car before bringing your luggage inside.  Be sure to remove electronics first.   On a warm day, the temperature in your car can quickly rise to 120 degrees and that way for several hours. That heat is high enough to kill bed bugs. After leaving the luggage in your car for several hours, The Bug Doctor says it should then be safe to bring indoors.

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