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Address : 400 n Monroe ave, Brown, Green bay, Wisconsin, United States, 54301

Details: Bug infestation is really bad there. My friend has them really bad in his apartment. So far it has costed him a lot of money try to get rid of them

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Bed Bug Treatment Causes Various Fire Accidents, My Cleaning Products Presents a Safer Alternative with Complimentary …

New York, NY (PRWEB) July 04, 2013

There are several methods available to kill bed bugs. However, according to a post from nbcnewyork.com published on July 03, 2013, one of them has caused several fire accidents. To help bed bug victims avoid such incident, My Cleaning Products suggested the use of a bed bug spray instead and offered samples of the one that it deemed the best.

In the post, the heat treatment was specified as the method that had been causing fire, My Cleaning Products shared. It added that its implementation had set many houses aflame, particularly, in Canada and the United States.

The post detailed that one of those fire accidents happened in 2011 in Edmonton, Canada where a 50-unit condominium building was burned, MCP stated. The exterminators said to have used the prohibited propane heaters to eliminate the pests, it relayed.

Another incident that the report gave occurred just last month in Woodbury, N.J, MCP said. Based on the account of a fire official in the post, the accident happened after the house owner attempted to exterminate the pests with his own version of bed bug heat treatment.

Here's an excerpt from the post Heat Treatment for Bed Bugs Sets Homes on Fire by My Cleaning Products.

They are pesky and stubborn. Not to mention, they feed mostly on human blood. Because of that, bed bugs are considered as some of the most dreaded pests that could ever infest a place.

To eliminate those tiny vampires, several methods have been introduced. But among those methods, many stand up to the effectiveness of heat treatment. Some even consider it as the best way to eliminate those pests.

However, bed bug heat treatment presents a potential risk. As it requires the place to treat to be exposed to a very high temperature for a long period of time, it could possibly cause fire. In fact, there were already a number of fire accidents reported to have been caused by it.

Green cleaning company My Cleaning Products stated that bed bugs are so annoying that they just need to go. However, to avoid fire accidents, it advised the use of a bed bug spray to kill the pests instead of implementing a heat treatment.

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I-Team: Bedbug Treatments Leave Homes in Flames

People who get bedbugs often say they would try anything to get rid of the bloodsucking pests, and now there's debate over a type of heat treatment after several fires across the U.S. and Canada are being blamed on bedbug exterminations gone wrong.

In the summer of 2011, a 50-unit condominium in Edmonton, Canada burned when exterminators used a pest control treatment known as radiant heat, according to investigators there. It promises to eradicate bedbugs using industrial space heaters and fans to bring every square inch of an infested room above 120 degrees. Exterminators say more than an hour and a half of exposure to such high temperaturesensures a 100 percent bedbug kill rate.

The problem is, warming confined spaces with powerful heaters carries serious fire hazards, according to some experts.

The worst that can happen is you can burn your house down, and youre risking your life, said Glenn Waldorf, of Bell Environmental Services in Fairfield, N.J.

After the Edmonton condominium building burned, Canadian fire investigators issued a $10,000 fine to Calgary-based pest control company Bed Bug Task Force. The exterminators were found to have used propane heaters against fire code. The owners of the apartment building are now suing Bed Bug Task Force for $3.5 million in damages.

Bed Bug Task Force did not return the I-Teams email seeking comment.

Radiant heat treatments have led to other disastrous fires closer to New York City. Last month in Woodbury, N.J., fire officials said a man accidentally set his house on fire while attempting to kill bedbugs with a do-it-yourself radiant heat treatment. In October of 2012, fire investigators in New Hampshire said a three-family home burned down during a heat treatment. Last Valentines Day, firefighters in Dayton, Ohio, responded to a second-floor fire and found a pest control company was using heaters and fans to kill bedbugs.

Consumers are panicked. You have bugs in your home. Youve got these little vampires in your bed biting you, and they imagine companies have solutions and dont think through what the issues are with any of the various solutions out there, said Waldorf.

Waldorf said using cryogenic freeze technology is much safer than using heat to kill bedbugs. But while some pest control outfits warn against thermal treatments, others stand by radiant heat as the gold standard in bedbug extermination.

Robert Suriano, president of Bliss Pest Protection Services in New York City, recently invested tens of thousands of dollars in heaters and fans intended for bedbug eradication. He said the recent fires prove only that homeowners should trust trained professionals and avoid low-cost, do-it-yourself heat treatments.

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I-Team: Bed Bug Treatments Leave Homes in Flames

The debate over whether bed bug extermination treatments could pose a fire hazard is raging on in the tri-state area after several fires across the U.S. and Canada were determined to be caused by bed bug exterminations gone wrong.

In the summer of 2011, a 50-unit condominium in Edmonton, Canada fire burned when exterminators used a pest control treatment known as radiant heat, according to investigators there. It promises to eradicate bed bugs using industrial space heaters and fans to bring every square inch of an infested room above 120 degrees. Exterminators say more than an hour and a half of exposure to such high temperaturesensures a 100 percent bed bug kill rate.

The problem is, warming confined spaces with powerful heaters carries serious fire hazards, according to some experts.

The worst that can happen is you can burn your house down, and youre risking your life, said Glenn Waldorf of Bell Environmental Services in Fairfield, N.J.

After the Edmonton condominium building burned, Canadian fire investigators issued a $10,000 fine to Calgary-based pest control company Bed Bug Task Force. The exterminators were found to have used propane heaters against fire code. The owners of the apartment building are now suing Bed Bug Task Force for $3.5 million in damages.

Bed Bug Task Force did not return the I-Teams email seeking comment.

Radiant heat treatments have led to other disastrous fires closer to New York City. Last month in Woodbury, N.J., fire officials said a man accidentally set his house on fire while attempting to kill bed bugs with a do-it-yourself radiant heat treatment. In October of 2012, fire investigators in New Hampshire said a three-family home burned down during a heat treatment. Last Valentines Day, firefighters in Dayton, Ohio, responded to a second-floor fire and found a pest control company was using heaters and fans to kill bed bugs.

Consumers are panicked. You have bugs in your home. Youve got these little vampires in your bed biting you, and they imagine companies have solutions and dont think through what the issues are with any of the various solutions out there, said Waldorf.

Waldorf said that using cryogenic freeze technology is much safer than using heat to kill bed bugs. But while some pest control outfits warn against thermal treatments, others stand by radiant heat as the gold standard in bed bug extermination.

Robert Suriano, president of Bliss Pest Protection Services in New York City, recently invested tens of thousands of dollars in heaters and fans intended for bed bug eradication. He said the recent fires prove only that homeowners should trust trained professionals and avoid low-cost, do-it-yourself heat treatments.

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Bed Bugs in Licking County Rising, My Cleaning Products Offers Resident Help with Complimentary Bed Bug Spray

Cincinnati, OH (PRWEB) June 27, 2013

Several years since their big return, bed bugs continue to further spread. And based on a report from newarkadvocate.com, the Licking County in Ohio was definitely feeling their ongoing surge. So to help its residents, My Cleaning Products suggested the use of Bed Bug Bully. It also offered samples of it so the public could test it and prove that it is safe and effective.

The director of environmental health of Licking County Health Department said in the report, posted on June 20, 2013, that in Ohio, bed bugs first became a headache in Cincinnati, My Cleaning Products shared. And for the past three years, it added that they advanced and made themselves even more visible up to Central Ohio.

But Jeanne Emmons, infection prevention director at Licking Memorial Hospital related in the report that bed bugs, though a nuisance, are not a threat to health, said MCP. Nevertheless, it related that they make the containment of those pests their first priority in the hospital.

Below is a part of the post Bed Bugs in Licking County on the Rise by My Cleaning Products.

Bed bugs are not a new problem. They have been a scourge to humans since the ancient times. However, with geographical boundaries now basically non-existent due to the increase in travels everywhere, they are definitely affecting more people today than ever.

Licking County in Ohio is definitely feeling that stronger prevalence of those vampire-like insects. And it isn't the only one. Many more cities and towns across the country, likely even all over world, are facing the same predicament.

MCP said that bed bugs are indeed more prevalent today than before. But even though they are not dangerous to health, it said that they still need to be eliminated. If they are not rid, it stated that they would multiply and cause more bed bug bites and other problems.

So, when bed bugs are sighted, the company said that inspection must then be implemented. And soon after they are located, it emphasized that prompt bed bug elimination must then follow-up.

However, of the several methods to kill bed bugs, My Cleaning Products stated that the use of bed bug spray is the best to implement for a prompt and personal bed bug treatment. That's because it is an easy, quick and cost-effective process, it said.

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City buildings have ‘big problem’ with bed bugs

CTV Toronto Published Wednesday, June 26, 2013 5:45PM EDT Last Updated Wednesday, June 26, 2013 6:07PM EDT

Fire stations, community centres, even employment offices are among dozens of city buildings that have battled bed bugs in recent years according to documents obtained by CTV Toronto's Natalie Johnson.

The problem is so bad, in fact, that entire buildings have been sprayed, others have been treated on multiple occasions and a pest-control company even urged the city to throw out furniture, in one case.

In an internal memo from a meeting of custodial supervisors in 2011, the city says there is a big problem at various city building locations with bed bugs.

Requests are received daily regarding bed bugs infestation."

At the time, the custodial unit had encountered over 100 request (sic) with bed bug problems.

Many of buildings have had reoccurring issues over the last few years like the Lawrence Square Employment Office, where people go to look for work.

Others infestations are seemingly unlikely like the 11 police stations that had to be sprayed. The records indicate that the bugs were "brought in by a prisoner," in some cases.

An April 2012 email exchange illustrates the concern about bed bugs at police stations.

After finding bed bugs on a child who had been lying on a front reception couch at the Toronto Police Services 31 division, records show that exterminators urged the city to throw away lobby furniture.

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