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Atlanta, GA (PRWEB) May 19, 2014

Bed bugs were found in children's hospital in Georgia. News website wrdw.com related the details of it on its post dated May 14, 2014. Meanwhile, wanting to help anyone kill bed bugs without the help of any harmful chemical, My Cleaning Products recommended the use of an organic-based bed bug spray.

The report relayed that the presence of the critters was already confirmed. And to get rid of them, it shared that the hospital called in exterminators. Moreover, it related that the employees were warned to look out for the bugs and the people in the affected areas were also notified.

Based on the report, a nursing staff was the first to discover the crawlies. It detailed that they were particularly found in two patient rooms and a waiting area in the facility.

Here is an excerpt from the post Bed Bugs Found in Georgia Hospital by My Cleaning Products.

The Children's Hospital of Georgia was bugged. And the culprits are the small but horrible bed bugs.

A nursing staff was the first to discover the critters. Particularly, they were found in two patient rooms. They were also confirmed present in one waiting area of the building.

According to My Cleaning Products, the places that people frequent are very susceptible to bed bug presence. The reason it cited is that bed bugs usually feed on human blood.

However, it countered that anyone could prevent a major infestation of those pests. To do it, it stated that one needs to stay alert of any bed bug sign. That way, an immediate elimination could be implemented, it said.

But as it added, a bed bug spray is also needed to implement the prompt extermination of the critters. And so, MCP advised the public to prepare one. It specified though that everybody's choice of the product must be safe to protect health.

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Bed Bugs Trouble Georgia's Children's Hospital, My Cleaning Products Suggests a Spray to Kill Bed Bugs Fast Without ...

Published: Friday, May 9, 2014, 1:51a.m.

Tenants in Parnassus Manor in New Kensington are concerned that a bed bug infestation is not being properly treated, but officials with the Westmoreland County Housing Authority said they are following protocol.

I'd say it's been going on for about six weeks, said Beverly Hughley. They have been to my apartment three times so far, and the problem is still there.

Hughley, who has lived in the facility for seven years, said she feels the infestation isn't being properly treated.

Michael Washowich, executive director for the Westmoreland County Housing Authority, said they are treating two cases of bed bugs that they have been notified about in Parnassus Manor, 325 Main St.

The tenants have brought a couple cases to us, and we're following our protocol, Washowich said, and we're in those units on a weekly basis to see if those treatments are effective.

He said that as soon as the authority is notified, officials inspect the unit for bed bugs and implement an internal treatment plan. The housing authority follows up weekly until the infestation is treated.

If the problem persists, he said a professional exterminator would be called.

We ask all the tenants to come to us in a timely manner so that we can begin a treatment plan based on the infestation at that time, he said. We follow through with that 100 percent.

Hughley said some tenants are afraid to report that they have bed bugs for fear of being evicted.

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Tenants complain treatment insufficient for bed bugs in Parnassus Manor