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KiltronX a Safe Pest Control Made In America Pest control is a bigger problem than ever, with infestations becoming more difficult to control as pests are increasingly resistant to almost all traditional pesticides, including D.D.T. A greater…

Studies Show Bed Bugs Transmit Deadly Diseases: Here’s What You Should Know

The bed bug has been around since humans began setting up houses and sleeping in the same location repeatedly. In the past they were considered just a nuisance pest, but with modern science we’ve figured out their ability to transmit diseases and on what level its possible. You’ve probably heard the saying “don’t let the bed bugs bite”. That became popular for a reason....

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Studies Show Bed Bugs Transmit Deadly Diseases: Here’s What You Should Know The bed bug has been around since humans began setting up houses and sleeping in the same location repeatedly. In the past they were considered just a nuisance pest, but with modern science we’ve f…

Woman covered in bed bug bites after bonding out of Oklahoma County Jail, says she was denied water while an inmate

OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) – A woman who recently bonded out of the Oklahoma County Detention Center is covered in large bed bug bites and claims she was denied water while she was in the jail. “This is me being out since Monday and applying alcohol three times a day to my face, to everything on my body with the topical cream and the steroids that they gave me at the hospital,” Ashley Fox told KFOR while showing a News 4 crew large bed bug bites on her arms....

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Woman covered in bed bug bites after bonding out of Oklahoma County Jail, says she was denied water while an inmate OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) – A woman who recently bonded out of the Oklahoma County Detention Center is covered in large bed bug bites and claims she was denied water while she was in the jail. “This is …

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Bed Bugs On The Rise, Despite Covid-19, New Study Suggests

FORBES - by Alex Ledsom, Senior Contributor - August 1, 2020 A new study concluded this week that bed bugs were such a problem in France that they now pose a national health hazard. The creatures have been on the rise globally but in the past decade, bed bugs have proliferated–they are now found in every U.S. state and countries across Europe have seen huge infestations, notably Paris (which is the number one visited capital in the world). [ 107 more words ]
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Bed Bugs On The Rise, Despite Covid-19, New Study Suggests FORBES – by Alex Ledsom, Senior Contributor – August 1, 2020 A new study concluded this week that bed bugs were such a problem in France that they now pose a national health hazard. The…

Tampa, FL Bed bug infestation forces Hudson library to temporarily close

HUDSON, Fla. - FOX13 News - Septemeber 5, 2020 The Hudson library says it is temporarily closed due to a bed bug infestation. The library located at 8012 Library Road is expected to be closed for 1-2 weeks for fumigation treatment. According to the library, staff discovered the bugs in an isolated area of the building two weeks ago. The county used a pest control contractor to begin isolated treatments, but the treatments were not successful, so it decided to close the building a do a full fumigation. [ 69 more words ]
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Tampa, FL Bed bug infestation forces Hudson library to temporarily close HUDSON, Fla. – FOX13 News – Septemeber 5, 2020 The Hudson library says it is temporarily closed due to a bed bug infestation. The library located at 8012 Library Road is expec…

Airline passenger describes packed flight to NYC surrounded by people not wearing masks

NY Post | by Yaron Steinbuch |April 23, 2020 A Manhattan woman who flew on an American Airlines flight from Miami to LaGuardia says she was shocked that the flight was packed full — and about half the passengers did not wear masks despite the coronavirus pandemic. Angie Wong, 42, told The Post that Flight 2669 was between 80 percent and 90 percent full Wednesday when she boarded the plane for her 10:19 a.m. [ 396 more words ]
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Airline passenger describes packed flight to NYC surrounded by people not wearing masks NY Post | by Yaron Steinbuch |April 23, 2020 A Manhattan woman who flew on an American Airlines flight from Miami to LaGuardia says she was shocked that the flight was packed full — and about half …

Video shows crowds at Florida park despite stay-at-home order

The coronavirus hasn’t stopped people in Florida from enjoying the outdoors. A video recorded by a resident in Titusville, about 55 miles east of Orlando, shows dozens of cars parked side-by-side at Parrish Park on Easter, despite state orders for people to social distance in public. "Over the past couple weekends, it's been crazy," Dan Rojas, who captured the footage, told WKMG this week. [ 304 more words ]
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Video shows crowds at Florida park despite stay-at-home order The coronavirus hasn’t stopped people in Florida from enjoying the outdoors. A video recorded by a resident in Titusville, about 55 miles east of Orlando, shows dozens of cars parked side-by-side a…

Connecticut man breaks into closed restaurant, spends 4 days eating, drinking

How many times does the governor have to tell you, dude? Restaurants are closed for dine-in services. A man in New Haven, Conn., was arrested earlier this week after breaking into a downtown restaurant during the coronavirus pandemic and helping himself to thousands of dollars’ worth of food and liquor over the course of four days. The burglar, identified as Louis Angel Ortiz, was first reported to the authorities after a manager at the Soul de Cuba Café found Ortiz asleep inside the restaurant on Tuesday, according to a reporter for Fox 61. [ 158 more words ]
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Connecticut man breaks into closed restaurant, spends 4 days eating, drinking How many times does the governor have to tell you, dude? Restaurants are closed for dine-in services. A man in New Haven, Conn., was arrested earlier this week after breaking into a downtown restau…

Coronavirus pandemic and grocery shopping: No need to wipe down food packaging, FDA says

FOX NEWS | by Madeline Farber | April 17, 2020 Heads up, consumers: When running the essential errand that is grocery shopping during the coronavirus epidemic in the U.S., there’s no need to wipe down the food packaging after you’ve returned home, according to a federal agency. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) attempted to quell Americans’ fears that their food packaging may be contaminated with the novel coronavirus, as recent studies have suggested it can live on certain surfaces between hours and days. [ 235 more words ]
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Coronavirus pandemic and grocery shopping: No need to wipe down food packaging, FDA says FOX NEWS | by Madeline Farber | April 17, 2020 Heads up, consumers: When running the essential errand that is grocery shopping during the coronavirus epidemic in the U.S., there’s no need to wipe d…

Teen in remote Amazonian tribe tests positive for coronavirus

FOX NEWS | by Greg Norman | April 10, 2020 A 15-year-old male from a remote indigenous tribe in the Amazon rainforest has tested positive for the coronavirus, Brazilian health officials said. As of Friday, the teen from the Yanomami tribe remains in the ICU at a hospital in Roraima state, Insider.com reported, citing the O Globo newspaper. Health Minister Luiz Henrique Mandetta was quoted saying that the case is “worrying” considering the tribe’s isolation from the outside world. [ 106 more words ]
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Teen in remote Amazonian tribe tests positive for coronavirus FOX NEWS | by Greg Norman | April 10, 2020 A 15-year-old male from a remote indigenous tribe in the Amazon rainforest has tested positive for the coronavirus, Brazilian health officials said. As of…

Can Mosquitoes Spread Coronavirus?

FOX NEWS | by Alexandria Hein | April 9, 2020 Dr. Peter Hotez discusses if it's possible for mosquitoes to transfer coronavirus and if seasonality has anything to do with virus spread. Mosquitoes are a common summer-time foe that are known vectors of the West Nile Virus, Zika, Chikungunya and several other diseases that sicken humans, but what about the novel coronavirus? [ 465 more words ]
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Can Mosquitoes Spread Coronavirus? FOX NEWS | by Alexandria Hein | April 9, 2020 Dr. Peter Hotez discusses if it’s possible for mosquitoes to transfer coronavirus and if seasonality has anything to do with virus spread. Mosqui…

What we do and don’t know about the novel coronavirus

Experts from the Vet School, Med School, and Center for Public Health Initiatives provide insight into the new disease outbreak. Penn Today | Michele W. Berger | January 28, 2020 Until a month ago, it’s possible to never have heard of coronavirus, despite the fact that science has known about this family of seven viruses since the 1960s. Four are common, causing mild or moderate respiratory symptoms like a runny nose and sore throat, all of which dissipate quickly. [ 1,247 more word ]
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What we do and don’t know about the novel coronavirus Experts from the Vet School, Med School, and Center for Public Health Initiatives provide insight into the new disease outbreak. Penn Today | Michele W. Berger | January 28, 2020 Until a month ago,…

France, Israel shutter restaurants, cafes, non-essential stores amid coronavirus outbreak

France has declared that all non-essential stores, restaurants, movie theaters and cafes will be shut down starting Sunday to prevent the spread of coronavirus throughout the country. The Israeli government also shut down restaurants, cafes and movie theaters starting Sunday, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced. French Prime Minister Edouard Philippe said public services such as banks, grocery stores and pharmacies will be allowed to remain open. [ 53 more words ]
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France, Israel shutter restaurants, cafes, non-essential stores amid coronavirus outbreak France has declared that all non-essential stores, restaurants, movie theaters and cafes will be shut down starting Sunday to prevent the spread of coronavirus throughout the country. The Israeli g…

There’s a sick person on my flight: What do I do?

Fox News | Michael Bartiromo | March 13, 2020 No one likes to be seated near a sick passenger — and that’s especially true during a pandemic. While the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) currently puts the risk of contracting COVID-19 on planes at “low” due to the nature of “how air circulates and is filtered on airplanes,” that doesn’t mean travelers shouldn’t take every health precaution possible, and maintain social distancing from anyone exhibiting symptoms of respiratory illness. [ 675 more words ]
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There’s a sick person on my flight: What do I do? Fox News | Michael Bartiromo | March 13, 2020 No one likes to be seated near a sick passenger — and that’s especially true during a pandemic. While the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (C…

Traveling during coronavirus: Should you postpone spring break trips?

FoxNews.com | by Michael Bartiromo | March 13, 2020 Many people are rescheduling spring break plans as coronavirus spreads – but should you? The short answer? It depends on where you are traveling and how you are getting there. Popular domestic spring break destinations such as Miami and South Padre Island are in states that are currently experiencing increased positive cases of coronavirus. [ 497 more words ]
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Traveling during coronavirus: Should you postpone spring break trips? FoxNews.com | by Michael Bartiromo | March 13, 2020 Many people are rescheduling spring break plans as coronavirus spreads – but should you? The short answer? It depends on where you are traveling …

Gov. DeWine: 100,000 believed to have coronavirus in Ohio, number projected to double every six days

FoxNews.com | by Julia Musto | March 13, 2020 The state of Ohio is seeing "very difficult times" under the threat of the coronavirus pandemic, Gov. Mike DeWine said Friday. In an interview on "America's Newsroom" with host Sandra Smith, DeWine said he had relied on experts in his decision to order school closings starting Monday evening and ban mass gatherings of more than 100 people. [ 352 more words ]
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Gov. DeWine: 100,000 believed to have coronavirus in Ohio, number projected to double every six days FoxNews.com | by Julia Musto | March 13, 2020 The state of Ohio is seeing “very difficult times” under the threat of the coronavirus pandemic, Gov. Mike DeWine said Friday. In an interv…

Mayor of Miami tests positive for coronavirus

FoxNews.com | by Caleb Park | March 13, 2020 Miami Mayor Francis Suarez has confirmed he tested positive for coronavirus. The 42-year-old mayor announced Thursday that he was going to self-quarantine after he learned he may have been in contact with Fabio Wajngarten, the communications secretary for Brazil's President Jair Bolsonaro. Wajngarten showed flulike symptoms and tested positive for the virus early Wednesday. [ 158 more words ]
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Mayor of Miami tests positive for coronavirus FoxNews.com | by Caleb Park | March 13, 2020 Miami Mayor Francis Suarez has confirmed he tested positive for coronavirus. The 42-year-old mayor announced Thursday that he was going to self-quaranti…

Coronavirus can remain in air for 3 hours, live on plastic for days, new study says

Fox News | By Chris Ciaccia | March 11, 2020 Social distancing' could help stop coronavirus spread: What does that mean? People are looking for whatever method they can use to avoid coronavirus exposure, and 'social distancing' is gaining popularity as one of them. Here's how it can benefit you. A new study suggests that the novel coronavirus COVID-19 can remain in the air for up to three hours, and live on surfaces such as plastic and stainless steel for up to three days. [ 229 more words ]
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Coronavirus can remain in air for 3 hours, live on plastic for days, new study says Fox News | By Chris Ciaccia | March 11, 2020 Social distancing’ could help stop coronavirus spread: What does that mean? People are looking for whatever method they can use to avoid coronavir…

Florida Theme Parks Keep Eye on Virus as Spring Break Nears

Florida tourism officials say cases of the new coronavirus are having little visible impact on the theme park industry so far. Associated Press | Mike Schneider and Tamara Lush, Associated Press | March 9, 2020 ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) — As Florida's busy spring break season kicked off this month, coronavirus czar Vice President Mike Pence addressed something that's been on the mind of tens of thousands of families preparing to travel to theme parks: Is it safe? [ 858 more words ]
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Florida Theme Parks Keep Eye on Virus as Spring Break Nears Florida tourism officials say cases of the new coronavirus are having little visible impact on the theme park industry so far. Associated Press | Mike Schneider and Tamara Lush, Associated Press | …

Gyms and Coronavirus: What Are the Risks?

Sweat cannot transmit the virus but high-contact surfaces, such as barbells, can pose a problem, a doctor said. The NY Times | by Aimee Ortiz | March 8, 2020 It’s not the kind of thing you want to think about while you’re in child’s pose in yoga class, when your nose is close to the mat, but after hearing how you should stop touching your face to guard against the coronavirus, you might wonder: What are the risks of transmission while working out at a gym? [ 589 more words ]
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Gyms and Coronavirus: What Are the Risks? Sweat cannot transmit the virus but high-contact surfaces, such as barbells, can pose a problem, a doctor said. The NY Times | by Aimee Ortiz | March 8, 2020 It’s not the kind of thing you want to …

Hong Kong warns residents not to kiss pets after dog contracts coronavirus

Pomeranian tested a ‘weak positive’ for virus after owner was infected, authorities say. The Guardian | by Helen Davidson | March 4, 2020 Hong Kong authorities have warned people to avoid kissing their pets, but also to not panic and abandon them after a dog repeatedly tested “weak positive” for coronavirus. The Hong Kong Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department said experts unanimously agreed the results suggested the dog had “a low-level of infection and it is likely to be a case of human-to-animal transmission”. [ 375 more words ]
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Hong Kong warns residents not to kiss pets after dog contracts coronavirus Pomeranian tested a ‘weak positive’ for virus after owner was infected, authorities say. The Guardian | by Helen Davidson | March 4, 2020 Hong Kong authorities have warned people to avoid kissing t…

NY Governor Cuomo declares state of emergency – Corona virus cases rose to 89

WGRZ2 | ALBANY, N.Y. — Governor Andrew Cuomo held a news conference Saturday afternoon with the latest information regarding confirmed cases of COVID-19, also known as the novel coronavirus, in New York State. During the news conference Cuomo also declared a state of emergency. Cuomo announced that there are 32 new confirmed cases of coronavirus in the state. He updated that total to 45 new cases and 89 total across New York State, though none of those confirmed cases are here in Western New York. [ 197 more words ]
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NY Governor Cuomo declares state of emergency – Corona virus cases rose to 89 WGRZ2 | ALBANY, N.Y. — Governor Andrew Cuomo held a news conference Saturday afternoon with the latest information regarding confirmed cases of COVID-19, also known as the novel coronavirus, in New…

Just when we warned Florida not screw up coronavirus, guess what happened?

Governor Ron DeSantis joined Florida Surgeon General Dr. Scott Rivkees at a press conference in Tampa to give updates on the coronavirus outbreak. BY TIFFANY TOMPKINS Miami Herald Editorial Board | March 3, 2020 Anyone who remembers Greater Miami as Ground Zero for HIV infection, Zika, dengue — you name it — won’t be shocked if, or when, coronavirus crosses the county line, lands at the airport or cruises into the port. [ 668 more words ]
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Just when we warned Florida not screw up coronavirus, guess what happened? Governor Ron DeSantis joined Florida Surgeon General Dr. Scott Rivkees at a press conference in Tampa to give updates on the coronavirus outbreak. BY TIFFANY TOMPKINS Miami Herald Editorial Board |…

Fertilizer, pest-control, soup: Modern-day reliance on bats makes it hard to banish their virus risk

Bats contain the highest proportion of mammalian viruses that are likely to infect humans, according to 2017 research.BONNIE JO MOUNT/THE WASHINGTON POST VIA GETTY IMAGES FORTUNE | by Siraphob Thanthong-Knight and Bloomberg | February 20, 2020 Every Saturday morning, a dozen or so villagers from a province about 60 miles west of Bangkok creep into a bat-festooned cave to scrape up the precious f***l deposits of its flourishing inhabitants. [ 929 more words ]
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Fertilizer, pest-control, soup: Modern-day reliance on bats makes it hard to banish their virus risk Bats contain the highest proportion of mammalian viruses that are likely to infect humans, according to 2017 research.BONNIE JO MOUNT/THE WASHINGTON POST VIA GETTY IMAGES FORTUNE | by Siraphob Than…

New coronavirus spreads as readily as 1918 Spanish flu and probably originated in bats

LA TIMES | by Melissa Healy | January 29, 2020 Chinese scientists racing to keep up with the spread of a novel coronavirus have declared the widespread outbreak an epidemic, revealing that in its early days at least, the disease’s reach doubled every week. By plotting the curve of that exponential growth and running it in reverse, researchers reckoned that the microbe sickening people across the globe has probably been passing from person to person since mid-December 2019. [ 1,053 more word ]
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New coronavirus spreads as readily as 1918 Spanish flu and probably originated in bats LA TIMES | by Melissa Healy | January 29, 2020 Chinese scientists racing to keep up with the spread of a novel coronavirus have declared the widespread outbreak an epidemic, revealing that in its e…

How to avoid bringing bed bugs home from spring break

Bed bugs are the one thing you don't want to bring home with you when you return from spring break. ABC7 EYEWITNESS NEWS CHICAGO (WLS)| by Samantha Chatman | March 2, 2020 Bed bugs are the one thing you don't want to bring home with you when you return from spring break. Despite their name, the insects can get into all of your furniture, even air ducts, once they enter your house. [ 474 more words ]
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How to avoid bringing bed bugs home from spring break Bed bugs are the one thing you don’t want to bring home with you when you return from spring break. ABC7 EYEWITNESS NEWS CHICAGO (WLS)| by Samantha Chatman | March 2, 2020 Bed bugs are the on…

Loveland (Denver) Public Library Closes Floor Due To Bedbugs

LOVELAND, Colo. (CBS4 DENVER) February 28, 2020 – Administrators of the Loveland Public Library have shut down the second floor of the building due to the discovery of bedbugs. The bugs were found in the computer lab by staff on Thursday morning. A cleanup of the area got started Friday morning and no one has reported having any ill-effects since the bugs were found. [ 241 more words ]
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Loveland (Denver) Public Library Closes Floor Due To Bedbugs LOVELAND, Colo. (CBS4 DENVER) February 28, 2020 – Administrators of the Loveland Public Library have shut down the second floor of the building due to the discovery of bedbugs. The bugs were found …

Backyard gardeners can act to help bee populations

PHYS.org | by Dean Fosdick | February 18, 2020 Chemicals are routinely applied around residential landscapes to kill insect pests and troublesome weeds, but many are indiscriminate and devastate pollinators in the process. Over the past 30-plus years, pollinator populations have crashed worldwide due to a variety of reasons, including pesticide and herbicide exposure, invasive pests and diseases, loss of habitat, loss of species and genetic diversity, and a changing climate, scientists say. [ 470 more words ]
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Backyard gardeners can act to help bee populations PHYS.org | by Dean Fosdick | February 18, 2020 Chemicals are routinely applied around residential landscapes to kill insect pests and troublesome weeds, but many are indiscriminate and devastate po…

Details of First Locally-Acquired Case of Chagas Disease in Missouri

CONTAGIONLIVE.COM | by Grant M. Gallagher | February 28, 2020 In May 2019, the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) published details on the first detection of Triatoma sanguisuga—the insect vector for Chagas disease causing parasites—in Delaware. While locally-acquired Chagas disease is rare in the United States, its precise impact is hard to quantify because few states have active surveillance measures in place. [ 387 more words ]
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Details of First Locally-Acquired Case of Chagas Disease in Missouri CONTAGIONLIVE.COM | by Grant M. Gallagher | February 28, 2020 In May 2019, the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) published details on the first detection of Triatoma sanguisuga—th…

Uber, Lyft cars treated for bedbugs in Dallas

"Drivers either see bedbugs, someone complained, or they were suspicious of a customer and just want to make sure" FOXBUSINESS | by Cortney Moore | February 26, 2020 If you partake in ridesharing programs like Uber and Lyft, you may run the risk of entering a vehicle that has carried a passenger with a bedbug problem, according to one Dallas-based exterminator. [ 226 more words ]
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Uber, Lyft cars treated for bedbugs in Dallas “Drivers either see bedbugs, someone complained, or they were suspicious of a customer and just want to make sure” FOXBUSINESS | by Cortney Moore | February 26, 2020 If you partake in r…

Experts say bed bugs can be found in ride shares

Eyewitness News 3 (WFSB) – by Matt McFarland and Olyvia Lank | February 25, 2020 The reports of bed bugs are on the rise in Connecticut. Those whose job it is to get rid of the blood sucking bugs say they’re not just in homes anymore. Experts described bed bugs as excellent hitchhikers. They can be easily transported into homes, hotels, and there’s another location most don’t think about. [ 328 more words ]
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Experts say bed bugs can be found in ride shares Eyewitness News 3 (WFSB) – by Matt McFarland and Olyvia Lank | February 25, 2020 The reports of bed bugs are on the rise in Connecticut. Those whose job it is to get rid of the blood sucking bugs s…

Local Michigan exterminator says bed bugs can end up in vehicles

WZZM13 | by Alana Holland | February 24, 2020 GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. — Last week, a Texas, exterminator told a local news station he treats up to 10 rideshare vehicles a week for bed bugs. But here in Grand Rapids, John Koval, the owner of Smitter Pest Control Management, says he gets inspection calls for semi trucks and medical transportation vans. [ 249 more words ]
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Local Michigan exterminator says bed bugs can end up in vehicles WZZM13 | by Alana Holland | February 24, 2020 GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. — Last week, a Texas, exterminator told a local news station he treats up to 10 rideshare vehicles a week for bed bugs. But here in…

Dallas bed bugs expert says he treats 5 to 10 rideshare vehicles per week

WFAA ABC8 | by Matt Howerton | February 21, 2020 Most drivers get their cars treated because they see bed bugs, get a complaint, or are just taking precautions after a ride an exterminator said. DALLAS, Texas — A Dallas-based pest exterminator tells WFAA that he treats up to 10 rideshare vehicles per week for bed bugs, a mode of transportation that thousands turn to weekly to get around the metro. [ 539 more words ]
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Dallas bed bugs expert says he treats 5 to 10 rideshare vehicles per week WFAA ABC8 | by Matt Howerton | February 21, 2020 Most drivers get their cars treated because they see bed bugs, get a complaint, or are just taking precautions after a ride an exterminator said. DA…