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Avoiding an infestation, spending a co-ops funds and dealing with leftover furniture. <\/p>\n
By RONDA KAYSEN <\/p>\n
The importance of a contract; co-op rules for renting; and uncovering bedbug history. <\/p>\n
By RONDA KAYSEN <\/p>\n
A survey found that a single recent review that mentions bedbugs lowers hotel room values by $38 for business travelers and $23 for leisure travelers. <\/p>\n
By MATT KRUPNICK <\/p>\n
A surprising genetic diversity has been discovered among the citys bedbugs, which the scientists tracked through DNA samples that were taken from the subway system. <\/p>\n
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS <\/p>\n
A building awning and a bus stop intersect; bedbug advice; and a conflict in a co-op over access to an apartment for repairs. <\/p>\n
By RONDA KAYSEN <\/p>\n
Why cant we all just get along? <\/p>\n
Bennett gets a flashback, everyone gets itchy. <\/p>\n
By LIBBY HILL <\/p>\n
A look at the biological and cultural history of bedbugs. <\/p>\n
By MARLENE ZUK <\/p>\n
A new mattress company, Newton Rest, has replaced springs and foam with washable casings made of a spongy polymer. <\/p>\n
By TIM McKEOUGH <\/p>\n
New research indicates that some bedbugs are well on their way to becoming a new species. <\/p>\n
By CARL ZIMMER <\/p>\n
Misinformation over a bedbug infestation; difficulty in obtaining a buildings financial statements; and a question about subletting are addressed. <\/p>\n
By RONDA KAYSEN <\/p>\n
The musical Bedbugs!!! finds humor in mutant insects that terrorize New York City. <\/p>\n
By NEIL GENZLINGER <\/p>\n
This weeks subjects include bedbug infestations; brokers who sit on co-op boards; and rules governing subletting rent-stabilized apartments. <\/p>\n
By RONDA KAYSEN <\/p>\n
Metropolitan Diary: A group of young men were trying to take discarded furniture despite a sign warning of bedbugs. <\/p>\n
By LUCY STONE <\/p>\n
Fire officials say a New York City woman set off an explosion by her use of so-called bug bombs, which are highly flammable. <\/p>\n
By MARC SANTORA <\/p>\n
An entomologist from the American Museum of Natural History is accepting questions from City Room readers about the insects, which are now emerging from underground. <\/p>\n
By THE NEW YORK TIMES <\/p>\n
A group of American scientists have been studying how to replicate properties found in certain types of bean leaves that can capture, or at least slow down, the pests. <\/p>\n
By FELICITY BARRINGER <\/p>\n
Researchers tracked how bedbugs would get stuck on certain types of leaves. <\/p>\n
Researchers tracked how bed bugs reacted to a synthetic surface designed to impede their movement. <\/p>\n
Avoiding an infestation, spending a co-ops funds and dealing with leftover furniture. <\/p>\n
By RONDA KAYSEN <\/p>\n
The importance of a contract; co-op rules for renting; and uncovering bedbug history. <\/p>\n
By RONDA KAYSEN <\/p>\n
A survey found that a single recent review that mentions bedbugs lowers hotel room values by $38 for business travelers and $23 for leisure travelers. <\/p>\n
By MATT KRUPNICK <\/p>\n
A surprising genetic diversity has been discovered among the citys bedbugs, which the scientists tracked through DNA samples that were taken from the subway system. <\/p>\n
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS <\/p>\n
A building awning and a bus stop intersect; bedbug advice; and a conflict in a co-op over access to an apartment for repairs. <\/p>\n
By RONDA KAYSEN <\/p>\n
Why cant we all just get along? <\/p>\n
Bennett gets a flashback, everyone gets itchy. <\/p>\n
By LIBBY HILL <\/p>\n
A look at the biological and cultural history of bedbugs. <\/p>\n
By MARLENE ZUK <\/p>\n
A new mattress company, Newton Rest, has replaced springs and foam with washable casings made of a spongy polymer. <\/p>\n
By TIM McKEOUGH <\/p>\n
New research indicates that some bedbugs are well on their way to becoming a new species. <\/p>\n
By CARL ZIMMER <\/p>\n
Misinformation over a bedbug infestation; difficulty in obtaining a buildings financial statements; and a question about subletting are addressed. <\/p>\n
By RONDA KAYSEN <\/p>\n
The musical Bedbugs!!! finds humor in mutant insects that terrorize New York City. <\/p>\n
By NEIL GENZLINGER <\/p>\n
This weeks subjects include bedbug infestations; brokers who sit on co-op boards; and rules governing subletting rent-stabilized apartments. <\/p>\n
By RONDA KAYSEN <\/p>\n
Metropolitan Diary: A group of young men were trying to take discarded furniture despite a sign warning of bedbugs. <\/p>\n
By LUCY STONE <\/p>\n
Fire officials say a New York City woman set off an explosion by her use of so-called bug bombs, which are highly flammable. <\/p>\n
By MARC SANTORA <\/p>\n
An entomologist from the American Museum of Natural History is accepting questions from City Room readers about the insects, which are now emerging from underground. <\/p>\n
By THE NEW YORK TIMES <\/p>\n
A group of American scientists have been studying how to replicate properties found in certain types of bean leaves that can capture, or at least slow down, the pests. <\/p>\n
By FELICITY BARRINGER <\/p>\n
Researchers tracked how bedbugs would get stuck on certain types of leaves. <\/p>\n
Researchers tracked how bed bugs reacted to a synthetic surface designed to impede their movement. <\/p>\n
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