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DRI Heat Bed Bug Systems

Posted on January 21, 2015 by admin Click Here For Article

At DRI Heat Bed Bug Systems we sell a full line of affordable, professional bed bug equipment. We have a large line of electrics bed bug heaters. We also sell the ITA 400 which is a indirect fired diesel heater which requires only one 110VAC 15 Amp circuit to run the diesel heater.

The Radial 8 Xreme has 26,190 Btus/7,680 Watts of Heat and Used with the Included Radial 8 Xtreme Axial Air Mover It Produces 2,500 cfm. The Radial 8 Xtreme has Eight 8 Amp circuits. This means you need four 20 amp circuits to power all 8 heating elements using only four 20 amp circuits.

The 8 heating elements are NEC Compliant when using four 20 amp circuits. The Optional Radial Air Conditioner Splitter allows you to connect 4 of the 8 heating elements to the 208/220VAC A/C circuit. It requires just two additional 20 amp circuits to plug in the final 4 heating elements into two 20 amp circuits. This makes it Much Easier to Set Up the Radial heater in most Apartment/Hotel Applications

The Eliminator XL uses four 12 amp circuits and when used with the optional Hotel Air Conditioner Splitter is only requires 2 addition 15 amp circuits to power all four 12 amp heating elements. This means you need four 15 amp circuits to power all 4 heating elements using only four 15 amp circuits. The 4 heating elements are NEC Compliant when using four 15 amp circuits. This makes it Much Easier to Set Up the Eliminator XL heater in most Apartment/Hotel Applications.

The Eliminator 52K uses a 30 amp 240VAC circuit or 50 240VAC circuit. To get full power from the Eliminator 52K you are required to use a 50 amp 240VAC circuit and 30 amp 240VAC circuit .

The ITA 400 Quick Connect Package is 400,000 Btus of Indirect Fired Diesel Heat. The ITA 400 delivers clean dry air and is thermostatically controlled. The Quick Connect System allows you to duct 1 16 section of ducting or you can use the Y connector which allows you to split the 1 16 section and duct 2 12 sections of ducting into 2 different areas. The ITA 75 requires only 1 110VAC 15 Amp circuit to run the diesel heater.

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Chicago ranked as worst city in America for bed bugs

Posted on January 21, 2015 by admin Click Here For Article

CHICAGO (FOX 32 News) -

For the third year in a row, Chicago has topped the list for being the bed bug capital of America, according to Orkin.

Orkin's list ranks cities by the number of treatments it had in 2014.

"Bed bugs are a serious issue across the country, and they're very difficult to control," Orkin Entomologist and Technical Services Director Ron Harrison, Ph.D. said in a statement. "Bed bugs are not limited to any level of cleanliness or income, which means they can be found in any home or hotel. They're great hitchhikers, and people often bring them inside on their clothes or in their luggage."

1. Chicago

2. Detroit (+2)

3. Columbus, Ohio

4. Los Angeles (-2)

5. Cleveland Akron Canton, Ohio (+1)

6. Dallas Ft. Worth (+7)

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Hawaii Breaking News – Honolulu crawls up Bed Bug Cities …

Posted on January 21, 2015 by admin Click Here For Article

POSTED: 07:24 a.m. HST, Jan 21, 2015 LAST UPDATED: 08:42 a.m. HST, Jan 21, 2015

KRYSTLE MARCELLUS / KMARCELLUS@STARADVERTISER.COM

IHS guest service assistants Wendy Dumlao, left, and Cindy Lewis treat beds for bedbugs after an outbreak last year.

Honolulu crept up three notches to No. 42 in the U.S., on the annual Orkin Bed Bug Cities List, released Wednesday.

The pest control company ranked 50 U.S. markets by the number of bed bug treatments it performed during the 2014 calendar year, and Chicago topped the list for the third consecutive year.

The Windy City was followed by Detroit (up two from 2013), Columbus, Ohio, Los Angeles (down two from 2013), and at No. 5, the Cleveland, Akron, Canton market in Ohio, which moved up a notch.

"Bed bugs are a serious issue across the country, and they're very difficult to control," said Orkin Entomologist and Technical Services Director Ron Harrison, in a statement. "Bed bugs are not limited to any level of cleanliness or income, which means they can be found in any home or hotel. They're great hitchhikers, and people often bring them inside on their clothes or in their luggage."

Orkin parent company Rollins Inc. saw an 18 percent increase in bed bug treatment revenue during 2014, amid other evidence that bedbug infestations are growing.

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Global Bed Bug Infestations – Hotel Reports Overview

Posted on January 21, 2015 by admin Click Here For Article

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***Live Bed Bugs in my hotel room*** – Review of Homewood …

Posted on January 21, 2015 by admin Click Here For Article

I stayed at the Homewood Suites from 11/17-11/20 and after the first night I woke up and found a live bed bug under my pillow. I removed all the sheets and pilllowcases and didn't find any additional bed bugs. However, later that day the hotel hired a company to search the room and they found 6 additional live bed bugs!

The hotel moved me to another room and I requested they check my second room, which they did and didn't find live bugs (not sure about dead ones). I asked them to clean/fumigate my second room with my contents in it so for the third night I had to move to a third room and could only bring the clothes I was wearing. A total inconvenience since it was in the 20's outside so I didn't leave the hotel room all afternoon/evening.

On the last morning in my third room I was surprised to wake up with a full priced bill under the door! When I asked to speak to the GM, Marianne Alberti, she was unavailable so I spoke to the assistant GM. He said that I shouldn't have any recompense because they accommodated me by staying in three rooms in three days (one with bed bugs).

My impression was that this happens often because I'm a Hilton Honors Diamond VIP and I didn't even get as much as an apology from the GM - I still have never spoken to or heard from her! I thought 200,000 Hilton Honors points would be appropriate, which is equal to three free nights stay in a Hilton property. They laughed and said that was not possible and they would not do that. Without approval from me they ended up putting 70,000 points in my account - enough for one night's stay in a Hilton Hotel.

Obviously I would never stay here again. I don't think they should treat anyone the way I was treated, much less a Diamond VIP member who almost exclusively stays at Hilton properties. I have lost any allegiance I had to Hilton.

This review is the subjective opinion of a TripAdvisor member and not of TripAdvisor LLC

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