Ok - It's war

A bit over a month ago, we purchased my dream home. Nice big house with nice big yard and a nice happy neighborhood. We got fair deal on the house and started sleeping in the house about a month ago.
The only thing that troubled me when buying the house is that we bought the house from 2 dirka families living in it with 10 children in the house and many suitcases in the basement. There must have been some sort of immigration/consulting/people smuggling/who-knows ring going on in that house.
Bah, it's no big deal; after all, this is a modern, common living get-up here in the Toronto Mississauga area in Canada. We're buying the house - not the people living in it. Right?
So we took our time moving in and two weeks after sleeping peacefully, I noticed that I woke up with these strange lumps.. about 3 in a row or so in my rib area. My skin was pink in the area. I didn't think much of it and brushed them off as some sort of spider bite.
After a few more days, I got two more or so on my back. I brushed these off as more bites or possibly pimples.
After a few more days, I noticed that I got these small bites on my side close to the first bites. These were less sever. I just dismissed these as small pimples that I scratched off.
After a few more days, my wounds started to heal and the heart of the bites actually showed dark red. 1, 2, 3 in a row. I said to my wife 'you know, It's almost like something was crawling on me, bit me, moved over, bit me again, then moved over, and bit me again.'
Another few days passed and last weekend I attended a wedding. It had an open bar and I got pretty tipsy. We got home and I went to bed. I woke up when I got sober and was real thirsty. I also woke up with my bite marks burning. I thought this was because I was dehydrated. I then stayed up for 30 min and went back to sleep.
As I was trying to get back to sleep I began to think about my wounds and realized it has been almost 2 weeks and I have these mysterious bites on me that are burning and healing very slowly. I went back to sleep. That night I drempt of spiders and insects that were out to get me.
I awoke the next morning and grabbed the laptop and started to research spider bites. After all, there was quite a bit of spiders around the house when we moved in so it must have been spiders. As I was researching a site, I saw this one line:
"Spiders rarely bite more than once, so multiple bites are usually caused by insects such as fleas, bedbugs, ticks, mites and biting flies."
As soon as I read the part about the bedbugs, I automatically had this sinking feeling. Then I read this about bedbug bites:
"Though bedbug bites can occur singly, they often follow a distinctive pattern of a linear group of three bites, sometimes macabrely referred to as "breakfast, lunch and dinner."
Ok. Now I had confirmation that I indeed had bedbugs. I then found some sites related to bedbugs and those trying to cope:
http://bedbugblog.blogspot.com/
http://www.savejeffy.com/
http://ridiculouschick.blogspot.com/2005/12/closure.html
After further reading, I realized this would need ongoing professional intervention over a long period of time. Naturally as a guy, I want to try to tackle this myself. If we can't spray DDT all over the house, this won't go away easily; regardless of professional help. With a new house and new payments, I can't afford to pay people to spray pesticides that I can buy at the store and spray myself.
I'm waging war. The War is starting now.


49 Comments:
I am happy that you and your wife is finally have won the war against bedbugs. I live in an apt and we are infested here with them and I have been battling them and I am still losing the war but I will take your advice and see if it will work because our building manager is not really helping us at all and I can't afford to move out of here and I can't afford to buy new beds for me and my daughter I am on Ontario Works and they don't even help out so thank you again for sharing your story and I will try what you did and I will keep you posted thanks again
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Patti, at 3:36 PM
I am so traumatized and scared and battling bedbugs in my apt for 2 years. I took my sibling's used bed that was sitting in her garage for my new apt. Then I start getting bitten a month later. And I still can't get rid of them. I bought a new mattress and box spring. I encased them but had to be on the floor cuz i can't afford to buy the frame. Now that I bought a metal frame, put vaseline on the legs and still get bitten!!
I had my carpets steam cleaned 5 months ago but that didn't help. My whole apartment is carpeted and I think those bugs are hiding in there. I am so scared to sleep at night!! I don't know what to do. I called the exterminator but he doesn't know anything. I did my homework on bed bugs and he had no clue. He just want to spray whatever chemical he had. I had a dead bed bug in a plastic bag and showed it to him and he couldn't identify it. So I thought I try getting rid of them myself. My apt management wouldn't pay for it blaming me. I'm so emotionally drained and financially drained.I can't afford to move out. It's not severe infestation , I can't find them. I looked in every cracks and crevices and none but only get bitten at night. I got 7 bites on my legs and buttocks last night! I am so scared. I didn't tell anyone, too embarrased. I live out in los angeles, ca and exterminators here are only familiar with termites, roaches and other bugs. Please help me!!!
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lisa, at 9:48 PM
Hi Lisa, I live in an apartment complex in Chicago and here in Illinois by law, the management or landlord is obligated to contract a licensed professional and pay for the service. The law differs from state to state but I'm pretty sure California is included.
You shouldn't be embarassed about this 4 star hotels have them, I had them and I live in a pretty decent place.
Look at some of the sites on the web, there's some good ideas on how to fight back.
Good luck, Renoir.
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RENOIR, at 5:35 PM
I think I know why you are still getting bitten, even though you have vaseline on your bed frame legs. They are probably just crawling up your wall, going across your ceiling, and dropping right on you! Have you put a double-sided tape barrier on the ceiling above the perimeter of your bed? Absolutely, they will be drawn to the carbon dioxide accumulating above your bed while you sleep. I've seen them on the ceiling above my bed many times!
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VanAvatar, at 1:58 AM
i am going through the same thing! Will contact building manager tomorrow
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Rachel, at 3:21 AM
well, i'm going to war with bed bugs. i hope i win. it's encouraging to read that you won...i live in RI and i'm not sure if land lords are responsible for bed bug removal. who knows, i could have brought them in...from where?
i just saw a friend from Brooklyn where bed bugs are at epidemic proportions. maybe he was the source. but i still have my suspicions. supposedly, 5 years ago my house was a crack house with squatters and junkies galore. i think their pets have come out to snack on me!
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h, at 2:23 PM
You should also check with your neighbors and make sure that they are not experiencing symptoms of bedbugs in their apartment because they are know to spread from one infested unit to another. Also if you travel you should check your luggage before you get home.
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purple, at 8:57 PM
i have been dealing with bedbugs in my apartment for 6 months now. the exterminators have been out 4 times, but they are still not gone. they came from the unit next door to mine, which was also inhabited by middle easterners. i was told that bedbugs are often brought over with the international students in the area.
dealing with bedbugs is so frustrating. i have nightmares about them on a regular basis. i am moving to a new apartment in 2 weeks, but i am afraid they will come with me.
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Alicyn, at 11:04 PM
i'm wondering, have you seen in attached to the sticky tape or in the yogurt containers?
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LuAnne, at 12:20 PM
After many thoughts, thinking: what am I going to do to not get bitten by these pests?
I finally came to an acceptable idea for getting rid of bed bugs biting my skin at night for good and forever. Here is my sketch drawing for what you should do to proof your mattress from these critters:
http://www.aloanmoreira.com/bb.GIF
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aloan.1, at 6:57 PM
if the bugs fall into the water in the container...will they die...or just simply swim?? i don'tknow if they can swim!
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christine, at 8:39 PM
will the bugs die if they fall into water....or simply just swim????
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christine, at 8:39 PM
aloa1 you aproach is so wrong these things crawl up the wall and drop on the bed.
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Sibusiso, at 11:47 AM
I had a huge problem with bedbugs in my upper west side NYC apartment and I have been struggling with this problem for months i literally cant sleep at night.. I spent over $1,600 trying to fix this problem. I finally called Empire Exterminating and they fixed my problem for under $350.. Great 24 hour service and most affordable and efficient bedbug exterminating company in NYC... this included 2 visits and a set of bedbug mattress protectors. If you mention their online coupon from there website http://www.EmpireExterminating.com you get the two mattress protectors for FREEEE
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rebecca, at 5:12 PM
Why would the bed bugs bite me and my four children except my husband? It's been 2 months since I moved to this place and my husband has yet had any bites.
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karymari4, at 1:01 AM
Why would the bed bugs bite me and my four children except my husband? It's been 2 months since I moved to this place and my husband has yet had any bites.
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karymari4, at 1:01 AM
You realize that there may be a cost in not
encouraging anonymity. After all, law suits
are arising over bedbug infestations. Landlords
are also using infestations as a basis for eviction
or termination of leases. In addition to the bed-
bugs, landlords and their agents can cause
immeasurable aggravation. The pest control
companies have leverage, too. None of this
accrues to the advantage of the tenant. There must
a relatively simple treatment for a light infestation,
but at this point, no one seems to know what it is.
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David, at 3:48 PM
Please post any preventive chemicals to deal with.
I visited a furniture shop in Toronto,Canada and the owner expressed his sincere gratitude towards the bedbugs in Toronto who brought the true economic boom of the mattress business.
Some landlord guess that creature comes from immigrants of East Europeans, some say Philippians are the source, while others just don't know.
Human races will be gone, and the bedbugs, roaches, government officials and CEO's would be the only lives in the earth.......
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htk, at 7:10 PM
Mike David.I have to say it sounds like victory.I need some advice from you please.Ill share my story I moved in this apartment about two and half years ago its a up and down the girl upstairs has a dog as well as I,her dad was geting bit up pretty bad sooo because of the dogs we thought they where fleas untill she told me her dad only got bit mostly at night I only new what bedbugs were because of this one show I wacthed.Well once we realize what they were I freaked out I called the landlord and he refuse to do anything said it wasent his problem he didnt put them there I said I didnt cause this problem he than just went on how hes not going to do anything.At this point i havent got bit yet but was just freaked out just moved in tight on money.The girl upstairs ended up hire some people it cost about 700.oo they came and sprayed 10different times I figure ok problem sloved I was wrong months went by and the girl upstairs like didnt complain about them or say she still had them so I figure they were gone.Up untill a couple months ago my two year old was geting bit i freaked out u know thats my baby I called the health deparment on the landlord everyone I could think of I called.The health department sent violations on the house to the landlord which is 1000.00 per vio.but still wouldnt do nothing about the bedbugs so i just figure i have to move plus they havent been good with repairs either. I live in rochester n.y. a landlord has to get rid of roaches mice so why not bedbugs.A couple days after the health department and everyone else I called,the landlord sent me a letter to move out in 30 days it pissed me off to say the least because they were only doing that because I called the health department iam trying to have them take care of a problem that i didnt cause I have to hear my baby say her boo boo itch that hurts me sooo bad.It just seems like noone cares cause there not going threw it.So iam moving july 1st becuase i want too not because of the 30 day notice which is june 30th at 1:00pm.Myself and daughter have been bitten for the last month or so my child has so many on her i have maybe seven right now sometimes it looks like she has fresh bites just sitting on the sofa in the early
night is that possible and its crazy how bad they itch and hurt it makes me feel worse knowing my child has to go threw it.Well I plan on throwing every thing I can away bed,sofas,tables,shelfs,stands,my daughters toys,and anything else I think there in.My question for you is can they go in tvs computers anything like that and what extra steps should I take when moving I do not want to bring the bedbugs with me and my husband does not get bit or dont have the reaction like myself and daughter.I will tell u what else I have done so I dont bring them with me not sure if it will work though.I washed and dryed all clothes and put them in a plastic bag with two moth balls hope they die from that and I tied it real tight so they cant get in the bag.I'am doing this with dvds,books,nic nacs,ex.there is two chairs I want to keep but very scared to do so they are recliners they cost alot thats the main reason.Ones leather and the other is cloth any advice on those.I really cant afford to throw anything away and it might be awhile before i get a new bed and the other things but its better then dealing with the bites and seeing my child suffer.I know for sure that I am going to bedbug proof my new apartment they way you did ur house.My sister lives downstairs and i will have the upstairs and she has no bedbugs.sooo I hope this moving out works.Any advice will be great thanks
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charlene edwards, at 2:15 AM
Thank you very much for this blog. My family and I had a 6 month lease at a place where I started waking up with these mysterious bites. I eventually recognized them as breakfast, lunch, dinner bites. An extermintor came in and could find no signs of bed bugs. But I was steadily getting more bites every night. I would stay up forever, absolutely paranoid, and they always got me, even if I slept just 2 hours.
Anyways, we followed all your tips. It helped alot. At first, I still got bit but a whole lot less. I put my bedding in the hottest dryer setting like three times. The combination of that and doing everything you did saved my sanity.
It worked, and now we live somewhere else.
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Me, at 2:27 AM
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kf tang, at 2:18 AM
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kf tang, at 2:19 AM
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kf tang, at 2:20 AM
You can get some more information about how to get rid of bedbugs on the Kill The Bedbugs blog.
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James, at 6:09 PM
Thanks so much for your blog. I work in a charity organisation in Australia and we work with many people living in public housing and have started to see a huge increase in bed bugs. It is so hard to get rid of them and any advice is appreciated. thanks
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Irina, at 7:05 PM
Thanks so much for your blog. I work in a charity organisation in Australia and we work with many people living in public housing and have started to see a huge increase in bed bugs. It is so hard to get rid of them and any advice is appreciated. thanks
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Irina, at 7:09 PM
I am glad to hear that you have won the war finally.Very recently I heard about the bed bugs from the doctorstv.com program as well as from a good friend of mine from United States about Bed bugs. Travellers please be on the alert, your luggages may have been attacked by this little critters and may encroach your hotel rooms or the friends that visit you...
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kmydean, at 7:50 AM
It's nice blog about the war. I'm just curious to see that its a war. However, Nice topic. Keep it up. Thanks.
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peter, at 5:55 AM
haha
I lived in Brampton and learned pretty quick to never buy, rent, or touch anything Dirka's have owned.
You buy a car from one, guarantee they've never changed the oil.
Rent a place, nothing works in it..
Glad to hear you are winning the war.
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Uncharted Thoughts, at 11:59 PM
Bed Bugs Moving Box Warning
by Ben
(Los Angeles, CA)
We manage a box store. Some years ago, people who were moving would often go looking for used boxes behind super markets and grocery stores. Nowadays, there are several companies who actually sell used boxes.
Many consumers are unaware of the hazards that come with moving your belongings in used moving boxes.
Pre-used boxes come with a host of other hazards, such as:
Lack of cleanliness.
Insects or insect eggs may reside within the boxes. Furthermore, damaging parasites or insects such as bed bugs, termites, lice, scabies, and others may have come in contact with the boxes.
Even one bed bug could result in a total infestation of your new home. Rodent droppings could reside in the box, which may be extremely harmful to you and your families health.
Lack of knowledge about what was previously in the box (i.e. Packing your toothbrush in a box that once held a floor mat, or hazardous chemicals and cleaning materials). The strength and durability of the box has been compromised.
The box may contain odor and Bed Bugs from previous contents.
The average person who doesn’t move very often is likely to overlook these facts in the interest of saving a few cents. However, upon reviewing the (very real) hazards that come with using used boxes, it becomes apparent that the potential damage that could be caused would be expensive to repair.
Imagine bringing a box to your new home that not long before held a comforter that contained bed bug eggs. A potential infestation in your new home would be disastrous and very difficult and expensive to remedy. Furthermore, the value of safety is priceless, and your safety and sanitation can be compromised by packing with used boxes. Imagine packing your toiletries in a box that once held household cleaners. What if those cleaners leaked in the box? That is, without a doubt, a potential safety hazard.
EXTRA TIP: Be sure to place your mattress in a box or mattress bag before moving! You never know what bugs and critters may reside in the moving truck and it’s moving blankets/pads!
Nevertheless, re-using boxes does go a long way as far as being “green” is concerned. The act of recycling, many believe, makes using used boxes worthwhile. HOWEVER, as far as environmental friendliness is concerned, there is NO difference between re-using a box, and using New boxes.
Why use an old and hazardous box, when you could use a new box made of 100% recycled materials?
A new box made of post-consumer recycled products is: stronger and cleaner, And above all, environmentally friendly and Bed Bug free.
Editor Comment Bed Bugs Moving Box Warning
Thank you for sharing this important advice. There is no question that bed bugs can be hiding in used moving boxes. I'd advise anyone that is moving to not only use new boxes, but to ask if the moving truck was inspected for bed bugs.
Remember, people who used the truck to move their belongings may have had bed bugs. Because of this problem, many moving companies are treating their trucks for bed bugs. Be sure to ask as there have been reports of bed bug infestations caused by moving.
http://boxbros.com Remember always use new boxes
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Ultimate Bedding, at 4:34 PM
My wife had a bad allergic reaction to bed bug bites and it left her scared and scarred. These things are annoying but harmless in most cases but we had a real war in trying to get rid of them. My biggest problem was trying to avoid chemical products. As I did my research I found this site that has natural products to kill and fight the good battle with. Remove Bed Bugs
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Recruit Depot Blog, at 8:22 PM
Hi Mike. I recently had major problems with bed bugs in a hotel style building I was staying in for my summer in NY. It took days to convince my management that my 'mosquito bites' were in fact bed bug bites, and even then all they would do was promise to get my room tested 'soon'. When they did and I was proved right, they still did nothing, even though my contract stated it was part of what I paid rent for. In the end, my manager told me that if I was a guy, it wouldn't be such a big problem, and said I was freaking out over nothing (apparently swollen red bites all over my skin and constant asthma attacks and lethargy are nothing).
It is so refreshing to read your blog and realise I am not alone in being paranoid and not being able to sleep at night due to bed bugs. And it's also refreshing to now that it's not just a 'girlish paranoia' as my building manager tried to tell me. Thank you so much for all your advice and I am definitely going to try and implement it.
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rosececilia, at 1:15 AM
Hi Mike. I recently had major problems with bed bugs in a hotel style building I was staying in for my summer in NY. It took days to convince my management that my 'mosquito bites' were in fact bed bug bites, and even then all they would do was promise to get my room tested 'soon'. When they did and I was proved right, they still did nothing, even though my contract stated it was part of what I paid rent for. In the end, my manager told me that if I was a guy, it wouldn't be such a big problem, and said I was freaking out over nothing (apparently swollen red bites all over my skin and constant asthma attacks and lethargy are nothing).
It is so refreshing to read your blog and realise I am not alone in being paranoid and not being able to sleep at night due to bed bugs. And it's also refreshing to now that it's not just a 'girlish paranoia' as my building manager tried to tell me. Thank you so much for all your advice and I am definitely going to try and implement it.
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hawthorn resident review, at 7:57 PM
RE: Holiday Inn and Suites at Fountain Hills, AZ
12800 N. SAGUARO BLVD. FOUNTAIN HILLS, ARIZONA 85268 UNITED STATES
My friend and I stayed at this hotel with my two cats. After they changed the sheets I woke up with 15 to 20 bites on my neck, my friend had bites all over her chest. There was a dead bug on the pillow (took pictures). We notified owner/manager Gary Lvov who stated they did not have any bug problems and kept blaming the fountain hills fountain. Gary Lvov falsely claimed we were bitten at the fountain (surely the story they use on everyone).
Meanwhile my cats, which never visited the fountain, itched and scratched continually and one of them in fact now has a secondary skin infection from the constant itching.
After we checked out, within 5 minutes the cats had diarrhea , took them to the vet and they found round worm. In addition to the parasite they got at Holiday Inn, the constant itching reaction they had to the bed bug bites has caused one of them to have a secondary skin infection and severe hair loss. To date my cats have been to the vet 5 times since our checkout on 07-05-11 ( today is 07-29-11). Because of our stay in Holiday Inn my cats have round worm, a bacterial skin infection and a urinary tract infection. I have all documents supporting all health problems from parasites, bacteria, fungus etc. were contracted during our stay at Holiday Inn.
Today is both of my cats first birthday, this is how they get to celebrate it. They will need to be on medication for 6 months just for the round worm. To date vet bills are over $500 and doctor bills over $100.
We were diagnosed with “bed bug bites” by my family doctor . I provided the hotel and their insurance with all doctor and vet notes, all doctor and vet bills and invoices, pictures of the bug on the pillow with the “Holiday Inn” sign, pictures of the multiple bites on all of us, recorded conversations with Gary (manager/owner) and despite all evidence and doctor and vet bills and invoices and they have the colossal nerve to claim they have no bedbugs and we cannot prove it. It is proven and indisputable they have unsanitary conditions, including bed bugs.
Please also be advised I had just had a biopsy and needed a clean comfortable environment. I went to stay at this hotel because the air conditioners at my house were not working, the exposure to such unsanitary conditions could have caused me a severe and serious infection at the biopsy site, thankfully the surgical tape I had on prevented this. I am still needing additional test results to see if I also contracted round worm at that hotel or any other parasite.
The public health department has already been notified and an investigation has already initiated, our credit card company has been notified, priceline has been notified and we are now in the process of notifying the Attorney General, District Attorney, BBB and any other governing government agencies.
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Unknown, at 12:49 AM
if you cannot keep yourself safe from these small pest, how could you keep yourself from big one?. If you are not able to call Termite Exterminator Midtown NYC for help
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denise, at 9:32 AM
Can bedbugs eat through plastic?
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c2c, at 9:06 PM
Can bedbugs eat through plastic?
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c2c, at 9:06 PM
Leaky asked...
Can bedbugs eat through plastic?
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c2c, at 9:07 PM
I dont think they can i had this problem before and wrote about it in the above comment's and i moved with only stuff in bag's so i would say no and because of what i did in my comment i am bedbug free.I can sleep at night just want to add it's the worst thing anyone could go through and I hope these bugs just go back where they came from and LANDLORDS SHOULD HAVE TO TAKE CARE OF THIS PROBLEM OR BE FINED ALOT OF MONEY,KIDS SHOULD NOT HAVE TO GO THROUGH THIS.
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charlene edwards, at 12:16 AM
I just wanted to thank you for your blog. I followed your instruction step by step, and I have now been bedbug free for nearly 4 months. You have no idea how this has improved the quality of my life! I felt for a while I was loosing my mind. Again, Thanks so much!
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SandraB in IL, at 9:26 PM
There is a new product coming out that takes away the guess work. It is called the FMC Verifi Bed Bug Detector, found here: http://www.dominionpestcontrol.com/2011/11/08/verifi-bed-bug-detector/
Hope this helps!
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www.DominionPestControl.com, at 12:06 PM
I am going through the same thing,Getting rid of bed bugs can always be done naturally or in a toxic-free manner. Chemicals and toxic are not actually needed so you can effectively get rid of bed bugs. Find ways and information on how you can kill and get rid of bed bugs without imposing any harm to your health and the planet.bed bug
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bed bug, at 3:13 AM
good techniques used for the prevention and i will also use this but i do not know how they will react in the water will they be dead or just after some time be fine and will be in the bed room again...
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Michael Kohlmann, at 1:24 AM
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