Category: News
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Are New Jersey Stink Bugs…Bugging You?
They don’t bite, they don’t sting, and they don’t eat away at your structure. They don’t spread disease, they don’t burrow into your skin and suck your blood, they don’t infest your pets bedding, and they are not microscopic so spotting them is quite easy. You won’t find them in the sand, they don’t appear…
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Federal Trade Commission Warns About Bed Bugs Biting Your Wallet
Due to the resurgence of bed bug infestations in the United States, the Federal Trade Commission has recently issued an alert to consumers about a variety of important bed bug issues. The alert aims to advise consumers to be wary of some pest control professionals which are making unrealistic claims about their ability to provide…
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NJ Pest Control Experts Say That Protecting Residents With Bed Bug Legislation Is A Good Idea Part II Of II
Continuing from Wednesday… In July of 2008, the Board of Supervisors of the City and County of San Francisco, California passed legislation to help stop the rising number of bed bug infestations that were plaguing residents. The 2008 legislation required property owners and hotels to pay a fee to the City for a “Vector Control…
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New Jersey Bed Bug Infestations Smell Like What? Part II Of II
Continuing from Friday… If you are buying a new home, checking out a new apartment to rent, or entering a hotel or motel room…take a moment to stop and take a good whiff. According to New Jersey pest control experts, the scent of a bed bug infestation usually goes undetected to humans unless there is…
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New Jersey Bed Bug Infestations Smell Like What? Part I Of II
NJ pest control experts report that bed bug infested rooms can exude an obnoxious, sweet, and nauseating smell that can be hard to miss when they are heavily infested. The aroma that is emitted from bed bugs has been described as smelling like: moldy shoes, raspberries, dirty socks, rotting raspberries, old granola bars, almonds or…
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NYC’s Online Bed Bug Portal Is Great For Everyone!
New Jersey pest control experts believe that the explosion of bed bug infestations throughout the United States can be attributed to a variety of different factors. Those factors include: the ease of international travel, worldwide increase in bed bug activity, the changes in current pest management practices, and the lack of public awareness. Additionally, current…