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Latest Bed Bug Incidents and Infestations Incident Radius: 50 Miles Monroe plaza apartments 400 n Monroe ave, Brown, Green bay, Wisconsin, United States, 54301 (2021-04-27) North Mason Street, Outagamie, Appleton, Wisconsin, United States, 54914-2175 (2019-10-23) Super 8 Motel Massey St., Nixa, Missouri, United States (2017-06-19) 14921 104 Ave, Surrey, British Columbia, Canada (2017-06-01) 127 Elgin Drive, Brampton, Ontario, L6Y 2E7, Canada (2017-05-29) Comfort Inn Vanderbilt Demonbreun St, Nashville TN, Tennessee, United States (2017-05-26) 865 Bentley Drive, Marion IAAzure & Wexford Apartments, Marion IA, Iowa, 52302, United States (2017-05-20) 20 westridge dr halifax ns, halifaz, Nova Scotia, b3m3k8, Canada (2017-05-18) Hampton Inn & Suites By Hilton 4073 2nd Avenue, Lethbridge, Alberta, T1J1Z2, Canada (2017-05-18) 303 Aylmer ST N, Peterborough, Ontario, k9j 7k5, Canada (2017-05-14) We cannot vouch for the truthfulness of any report on this site. If you feel a location has been reported in error, or want to dispute a report, please contact us.

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Study Finds Bed Bug Foggers Worsen Problem

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A study released by researchers at The Ohio State University showed foggers that claim to target bed bugs may be useless, 10TV News reported on Thursday.

The study released in the Journal of Economic Entomology said that researchers tested three major foggers available at hardware stores.

The foggers were Hot Shot, which claimed on the label to kill bedbugs, along with Spectracide and Eliminator brands.

Associate Professor of Entomology Susan Jones said that researchers found the bed bugs were not dying even when directly exposed to the chemicals.

Jones said that the foggers were shown to make the bed bug problem even worse by irritating the bug and causing them to scatter.

"So, they will get into adjacent apartments rather than stay in that one apartment. Or, rather than being in the bedroom they will move to the bathroom, the kitchen and makes the problem much worse," Jones said.

Jones said the best advice if you have a bed bug problem is to hire a licensed pest management professional.

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12 On Your Side: Ga. woman battling management over bed bugs

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News 12 at 6 o'clock / Thursday, June 7, 2012

AUGUSTA, Ga. -- A great-grandmother is fighting with management at her apartment complex after she says bed bugs infiltrated her home.

The bed bugs are gone now inside Edna Turner's apartment, but management at Georgian Place wants her to pay up.

"Oh, I am very angry," Turner said.

Management is demanding her to pay the extermination fees involved with getting rid of the bud bugs. Turner's lease agreement does not state anywhere that she is responsible for extermination.

Georgian Place management told News 12's On Your Side that Turner is responsible for the fees because they require tenants to sign a bed bug addendum. However, they admitted Turner never signed the document since she moved in years before they implemented it.

Attorney Richard Goolsby says Georgia landlord tenant laws are a bit muddled, so it's always best for a tenant to try to resolve issues outside of court.

"We would recommend that a tenant negotiate with the landlord whenever possible," he said.

Often, court costs outweigh the time and money spent fighting a landlord tenant issue. Goolsby recommends being proactive by reading all lease documents, keeping copies of everything and asking about pest control policies before signing anything.

Turner says she is leaving Georgian Place as soon as her lease comes up in another month.

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Living Space: Avoid bringing bed bugs home from vacation

Posted on June 8, 2012 by Pest Controller Click Here For Article

By Kathryn Weber Originally published June 7, 2012 at midnight, updated June 7, 2012 at 3:15 p.m. Bed bug sighting list

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A chance to relax and escape the everyday demands of work and home is a real reward, but today's vacations bring with an extra worry besides airline baggage fees: bed bugs. Once rarely seen, these blood-sucking creatures are appearing with a vengeance at the very places we go to escape - hotels and vacation rentals. But worse than finding bed bugs on vacation is bringing them home.

Do some research

Before making hotel reservations, do a quick search online to see if bed bugs have been reported at the hotel or rental you've chosen. Sites list hotels and other locations where bed bugs have been spotted.

While these sites can sometimes be in error, if you spot multiple listings and a number of bed bug sites reported within a specific area, it's possible this is a bed bug "hot spot."

To be certain you'll get a good night's sleep, also check out hotel reviews on travel websites to confirm the presence of bed bugs, or to see if there are other problems at specific hotels. Certain cities are also at a higher risk for bed bug infestations, so it helps to know which ones have had the most problems.

Oddly, even smaller, non-metropolitan cities have had problems with bed bugs. Orkin lists 50 U.S. cities ranked in order of the number of bed bug treatments performed from January to April 2011.

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New Research Reveals Bed Bugs' ability to transfer harmful bacteria

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Bed bug bites were long thought to be relatively safe, but recently published reports indicate that bed bug bites can indeed transfer dangerous pathogens

TORONTO, June 7, 2012 /CNW/ - Researchers and scientists have studied bed bugs for many decades and have generally come to the conclusion that bed bugs could not transfer dangerous pathogens. However, recently published reports by Sean Abbott, Ph. D., senior biologist for Natural Link Mold Lab (NLML) determined that bed bugs have the ability to transfer live staphylococcus aureus (staph).

One recent report describes a Tennessee man's luxurious getaway to a premium rental cabin, which turned into a trip to the E.R. after he received multiple bed bug bites causing a severe bacterial staph infection. Fortunately, the man's infection, located on his leg, responded positively to an E.R.-prescribed oral antibiotic and he fully recovered from the infection approximately two weeks later.

Due to these recent discoveries, the Bed Bug Division of Magical Pest Control urges property managers to protect their tenants or renters from potentially lethal bed bug bites by hiring a licensed bed bug detection team to inspect their properties for bed bugs and bed bug eggs before opening their doors to customers.

"With the recent news of bed bugs transferring deadly pathogens, anyone renting their property must now take on the serious moral responsibility of hiring an expert bed bug detection team to perform a quick bed bug inspection of their property to ensure the health and safety of their tenants and renters," says Alex Dayan, manager of Magical Pest Control. "If bed bugs are detected, the best method of getting rid of them is through ThermaPureHeat treatment which is eco-friendly and pesticide-free."

Magical Pest Control's ThermaPureHeat treatment penetrates deep into a structure's cracks and crevices to kill bed bugs and their eggs where they are hiding. Pesticides, in contrast, are typically not effective in exterminating bed bug eggs, therefore, when relying on pesticides multiple treatments are often required to kill bed bugs after eggs hatch. With ThermaPureHeat, only one treatment is required to get rid of bed bugs and their eggs simultaneously.

For a free bed bug consultation or to book a bed bug inspection, contact http://www.magicalpest.ca.

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Magical Pest Control is a Canadian owned and operated pest-management company based in Toronto, Ontario. Magical is composed of a large team of government licensed technicians. In business since 1997, it is one of the largest pest control providers to the property management sector. While specializing in pest management for apartments, condos and commercial accounts, Magical also services residential homes and office complexes.

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