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Cost-Effective Bed Bug Treatment: Optimal Chemical Says the Use of Bed Bug Bully Clears Bed Bugs without Spending Big …

Posted on July 12, 2012 by Pest Controller Click Here For Article

Cincinnati, OH (PRWEB) July 12, 2012

Bed Bug Bully reviews have proven time and time again that even a non-toxic product can deliver an effective and inexpensive pest-control treatment. And so as the bed bug season starts, the company advised everyone to prepare a bed bug spray and to always pick the right one to avoid unnecessary waste of money. In addition, it also gave more tips to better the way one can fight the blood-sucking pests.

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As pests, bed bugs are very sneaky. Because of their size, they can spread fast and wide without being noticed. They usually hitchhike in clothes, luggage and second-hand furniture pieces. And while it's true that they do not transfer diseases, they are still a threat to a person's general wellness. So, their entry must be prevented, or if they already get past the preventive steps, they must be quickly eliminated.

Since their big comeback more or less ten years ago, bed bugs cases continued to increase across the United States and even to other countries, Bed Bug Bully observed. And as the past years have shown it, July is the start of the peak season for them due to the warm summer weather. Basically, it gives this the opportunity to populate and spread speedily.

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High temperature specifically speeds up the development of bed bugs from eggs to adults. In a temperature at 64 degrees F, the pests mature in 66 days. However, at 82 degrees F, they reach maturity in just 14 days. And with that, their population can double in just a short time.

Apart from that, with the increase of domestic and foreign travels during summer, they also spread wider and faster in the months of July, August and September. This basically means more people are at bigger risk of being infested.

To decrease the possibility of being infested by the pests or, in other cases, to eliminate them safely and effectively, Bed Bug Bully, a bed bug control company, gave a number of major steps to implement. First, it said that everyone must travel bed-bug-safe. It added that after the travel, inspection must be implemented to clothes, luggage and even souvenirs before getting them. And lastly, it advised everyone to prepare an effective and safe solution. It is for an immediate bed bug treatment in case any of the pests snuck into one's item or place.

However, of all the bed bug solutions available, Bed Bug Bully highly recommends the use of its own solution. It, also called as Bed Bug Bully and manufactured by Optimal Chemical, offers a non-toxic bed bug treatment. It is classified as pesticide-exempt as it is without harsh chemical ingredients. Nonetheless, with its natural ingredients, it ensured its effectiveness. And because it can offer safety and effectiveness at the same time, Bed Bug Bully reviews raved about it as the most cost-effective bed bug solution every bed bug sufferer and even bed bug contractor can get.

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New research shows bed bugs are not disease spreaders

Posted on July 1, 2012 by Pest Controller Click Here For Article

The research of two Mississippi medical professionals Dr. Richard deShazo and Dr. Jerome Goddard brought the nation some welcome news in 2009: Bed bugs leave nasty bites that are hard to treat but no evidence exists to indicate they spread disease.

Tiny bed bugs will suck your blood but do they carry disease?

Their article appeared in the Journal of the American Medical Association and landed them a spot on NBCs The Today Show.

Until the review by deShazo, chairman of the University of Mississippi Medical Center Department of Medicine, and Goddard, a Mississippi State University an entomology professor, little was known about the risks associated with bed bug bites.

Three months ago, deShazo and Goddard published a paper in the American Journal of Medicine on treating the blistering psychological effects of bed bug attacks.

In the 2009 article, their research determined bed bugs do not transmit dangerous diseases such as HIV or hepatitis. Even today, though, deShavo is not entirely sure the parasitic bed bugs are entirely free of pathogens.

We have to keep a close eye on this, he said.

One problem in assessing bed bug bites, according to deShazo, is that many bite victims have no reaction at all. Many others will get only a brief itch.

But people who develop allergies to them or are bit repetitively get these skins reactions that persist for weeks.

We use to miss them because it was such an unusual thing. But now we look for them when people come in with a rash.

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New Bed Bug Bully Spray Promises Easy Bed Bug Treatment with Big Savings

Posted on June 27, 2012 by Pest Controller Click Here For Article

Cincinnati, OH (PRWEB) June 27, 2012

According to the many Bed Bug Bully reviews, the non-toxic solution works. And as a product that went through intensive research and testing, it promises consumers easy bed bug treatment with huge savings.

Nonetheless, Optimal Chemical, the solution's creator, understands the skepticisms that usually surround new products. And so, apart from just promising an effective, safe and low-cost method to kill bed bugs, it's also giving out complimentary samples of the product to back that up.

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Basically, Bed Bug Bully is a spray solution. And just like any bed bug spray, it offers a convenient and easy way to eliminate and prevent the re-infestation of the pest. That's because with it, any bed bug sufferer can implement a bed bug treatment anytime, anywhere without much work. All there is to do is to spray the product in the surface or item infested.

But more than just making bed bug elimination easy and quick, the use of the said product also makes the fight with the blood-sucking pests safe. Not like most of the pest-control products, it is pesticide-exempt. It contains no harsh chemicals that are often in conventional pesticides and home cleaning supplies.

Instead of the strong chemicals, the company uses natural ingredients to produce the spray. Thanks to that, evacuation from the area of the treatment after the application of the solution is no longer a requirement. That's because the use of it leaves no residue that could harm health and further pollute the environment.

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In addition, the absence of chemicals also saves home pieces from complete infestation of the pests without causing more damages. And that prevents more spending for either repair or replacement.

Used to be available only in large pest-control companies, Bed Bug Bully just recently acquired a new licensing agreement. And that means anybody can now have the bed bug exterminators' secret that brings in big profit.

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Nina In New York: The Dirtiest Things In A Hotel Room Are All The Things

Posted on June 21, 2012 by Pest Controller Click Here For Article

A lighthearted look at news, events, culture and everyday life in New York._____________________

By Nina Pajak

As a mild lunatic, Im always gratified when someone from a fairly legitimate news outlet reports on the things which at once torment and endlessly interest me. In this case, I am referring to an extraordinarily important article posted on Yahoo! yesterday entitled: The Dirtiest Things in a Hotel Room Revealed.

How can you not look?

There arent a ton of surprises here. At least, not for those of us who think about these things. The TV remote and light switches rank among the filthiest items travelers can touch, second only to the actual cleaning carts used by hotel maids to wipe bacteria around and transfer it from room to room. Sharesies!

More: NYCs 5 Most Notorious Hotels

Ive long suspected that virtually everything in a hotel room functions as a petrie dish teeming with every invisible germ, sneeze, globule, pathogen, virus, flake and oogie from thousands of anonymous strangers. Being one who scours for bed bugs or evidence thereof does not help dispel this theory. I see more hairs, stains and smears than anyone ought. Then again, Im not dead yet.

More: NYC Hotels: Where Not To Stay In The Big Apple

I once worked with a woman who once had been a higher up at a major hotel chain. She confided some pretty horrific secrets, most of which I forget now due to my self-preservationinstinct to block out the information. But I do remember one fact which Ive never been able to set aside.

She told us that when she stays at a hotel, she never uses the drinking glasses provided in her room. Why? Because of what she knew about the cleanliness of the hotel at which she worked. When turning rooms over, the maids would look to see if the glasses were obviously dirty. If they were not, theyd wipe off the rims and put them down on a new paper cap, good as new. Its sort of like when an exterminator, while helping my brother with his bed bug problem, told him hed never go to the movies anymore for fear of the pests. One must do as the experts do.

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Study of the Day: Over-the-Counter Bedbug Remedies Are Worthless

Posted on June 18, 2012 by Pest Controller Click Here For Article

New research suggests that, to get rid of these disgusting urban pests, it's best to go straight to the professionals.

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PROBLEM: Bug bombs or foggers have been sold for decades to consumers looking to eliminate household insects. Do they really work against bedbugs?

METHODOLOGY: Entomologists Susan C. Jones and Joshua L. Bryant tested three different fogger brands -- Hotshot Bedbug and Flea Fogger, Spectracide Bug Stop Indoor Fogger, and Eliminator Indoor Fogger -- from a nationwide retailer on five different bedbug populations.

RESULTS: The researchers found little, if any, adverse effects on the bedbugs after using the aerosolized total-release foggers. Because most bedbugs hid in protected sites, such as mattresses, crevices, and carpets, the mist from foggers tended to not reach them. If or when they did come into contact, many of them still survived because they had built a resistance to these common insecticides.

CONCLUSION: Retail bug bombs are useless against bedbugs. "If you use these products," says Jones in a statement, "you will waste your money and you will delay effective treatment of your infestation."

IMPLICATION: Call a professional the next time you're attacked by bedbugs.

SOURCE: The full study, "Ineffectiveness of Over-the-Counter Total-Release Foggers Against the Bed Bug (Heteroptera: Cimicidae), ," is published in the Journal of Economic Entomology.

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