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Don’t let bed bugs bite, Region says. People who travel this winter are being urged to be careful not to bring home bed bugs, amid a surge of infestations of the blood-sucking bug. File photo

Niagara residents are being cautioned by the Region’s public health department to take precautions to avoid bringing bed bugs into their homes.
The Region, which issued an alert about a surge in bedbug infestations last August, said on Feb. 8 that people need to be aware of how to avoid having their own infestation.
The same week that the Region issued the alert last summer, the U.S. National Pest Management Association issued sobering statistics from a new survey, showing explosive growth in the number of exterminators’ calls regarding infestations everywhere from buses and taxis to nursing homes, office buildings, schools and hotels/motels in the last year.
For many people, bed bugs are a relic of a bygone era, conjuring up images of filthy tenement housing in big cities like New York City back in the Depression.
But the tenacious little bloodsuckers hung on, and now in a world where people travel more than ever before, they’re back with a vengeance, hitching rides on things such as suitcases and clothing and establishing new colonies in homes, businesses and anywhere else where there’s human blood to gorge on.
Peter Jekel, with the public health department, said the presence of bed bugs doesn’t reflect a lack of cleanliness: they can be found in five-star hotels, buses and gleaming cruise ships. People opting to take a break from winter this month and next months can take the following steps to protect themselves from bed bugs, he said:
• Try to avoid booking a hotel with a bedbug problem.
• Use luggage with hard, smooth plastic without inviting pockets, since bed bugs struggle over smooth surfaces and polished metal.
• Pack clothes into oversized, sealable plastic bags and leave them inside luggage during the trip, or hanging in the closet – never on the bed or floor.
• Leave luggage outside the room and perform an inspection around the bed: peel back the bed sheets and check the mattress for blood stains and bed bug feces. Run your fingers along the upper and lower seams of the mattress and make sure to check the headboard.
• Check the bedside table. Look for signs of bed bugs in the drawers and along the wall on the side of the bed that is less likely to be disturbed by cleaning staff and guests.
• If you detect bed bugs, be sure to inform hotel management and request another room. But just moving to a different room may not be the total answer: You should repeat the inspection of any new or different room you are offered.
• When you pack to leave, inspect your luggage carefully and inspect every item as you pack to help detect any bugs or signs.
• After your trip, unpack luggage outdoors, re-inspect clothing and then put everything into the dryer on the highest setting possible for at least 30 minutes or steam clean (for delicates). Vacuum your luggage thoroughly.
• If you find bed bugs or their droppings, if you have bites or know that you have spent time in a room with bed bugs, vacuum your suitcases and dispose of the vacuum bag. Washable items should be laundered in the hottest water possible and dried on the highest setting possible for 30 minutes.

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A consumer help website headed by former bed bug exterminators has created a video series to help understand the exact bed bug exterminator price you may incur for your bed bug problem. The site BedBugExterminator911.com is offering a video series bed bug sufferers can watch directly online. Also, as a bonus for all attendees, they will receive a complimentary sample of a pesticide exempt bed bug solution in which pest professionals use to help them get rid of one's bed bug problem.

New York, New York (PRWEB) February 13, 2012

The consumer help site for bed bugs called BedBugExterminator911.com will be offering a free online video series. In the video series, bed bug sufferers can discover the exact bed bug exterminator price they should be charged.

BedBugExterminator911.com states "There are a lot of different prices being thrown around out there and are all for different types of bed bug exterminations. The online video series hopes to educate bed bug sufferers with the exact bed bug exterminator price and procedures companies go through in order to eradicate bed bugs. Also, as a bonus to subside the costs of a bed bug exterminator, all attendees will receive a complimentary sample of a non-pesticide solution to get rid of bed bugs."

Currently, the video series will be released this week to everyone who visits the website and signs up. In the mini series, which attendees can watch online, bed bug sufferers will learn the exact phases of a bed bug extermination. Starting from identifying what in fact bed bugs look like. Then to the exact bed bug exterminator procedures one would follow to find all the locations bed bugs will hide to avoid being found. Lastly, the mini series would explain natural solutions to get rid of bed bugs as well as options of bed bug exterminators to choose from. BedBugs911.net is giving it's viewers information to either get rid of bed bugs themselves or to hire a pest professional.

As a bonus for attendees who wish to subside any bed bug exterminator price they may incur. BedBugExterminator911.com will be offering a complimentary sample of a pesticide exempt bed bug solution to kill bed bugs and prevent them from coming back.

To watch the bed bug exterminator help series and receive a complimentary sample, visit http://www.bedbugexterminator911.com

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Bed Bug Exterminator
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Not Sure About The Exact Bed Bug Exterminator Cost Of A Bed Bug Problem? BedBugExterminator911.com Reveals Procedures ...

The bed bug exterminator website BedBugExterminator911.com has recently released a free webinar series to teach people to get rid of bed bugs yourself. The webinar involves professional advice and procedures used by bed bug exterminators. Also, bed bug sufferers will also receive a complimentary sample of a exempt pesticide bed bug spray, which professionals use to subside the cost of bed bug extermination.

New York, New York (PRWEB) February 10, 2012

BedBugExterminator911.com recently announced they would be putting together a webinar to help bed bug sufferers get rid of bed bugs. In this webinar, bed bug sufferers will learn how to get rid of bed bugs naturally as well as alternatives to expensive bed bug exterminator costs.

The webinar will involve going into a 3 step procedure most bed bug exterminators will follow to help other attendees get rid of bed bugs.

BedBugExterminator911.com director of relations stated, "We wanted to help folks with understand what is involved in the extermination process, but also what bed bug exterminator cost one may incur for ones specific bed bug outbreak. To subside the costs, we went ahead and are teaching our attendees how to inspect for bed bugs and get rid of them entirely themselves, without needing a huge extermination. To help our attendees we went ahead and are offering complimentary samples of a pesticide exempt bed bug spray to kill and prevent bed bugs."

In the first segment of the bed bug exterminator webinar, attendees will learn about identifying bed bugs. This will help many of the listeners understand what exactly is biting them during the middle of the night.

The final two segments will go into a full inspection to find bed bugs. Then finally the bed bug exterminator webinar will explain natural solutions to get rid of bed bugs, without having to use harmful pesticides.

All attendees will be given access to receive a complimentary sample of it's non-pesticide solution to kill and prevent bed bugs. To receive your complimentary sample, visit http://www.bedbugexterminator911.com

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Caroline Smith
BedBugExterminator911.com
1 (877) 978-6501
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"Bed Bug Exterminator" Webinar Released For Bed Bug Sufferers From BedBugExterminator911.com

NEW YORK (MainStreet) -- In 14th century Europe, rats were responsible for spreading the Black Death, a plague that killed tens of millions of people. And while we now have a cure for the bubonic plague and other bacterial illnesses, vermin such as mice, rats and bugs continue to infest houses and apartments in the developed world. They can still spread disease if allowed to roam free, and even if they don't get you sick it's still unnerving to have a pest problem. No one wants to find mouse droppings in the cupboard or see roaches scatter every time they turn on the lights.

The obvious solution is to call a professional, but exterminators can be pricey, and many of the weapons they use can be found at your local hardware store -- or even under your kitchen sink. We talked to the experts to find out which do-it-yourself pest control techniques do and don't work. The tricky business of bedbugs
City-dwellers live in fear of bedbugs, knowing an infestation may mean junking your mattress, washing all of your clothes, paying a professional to de-bug your home and possibly ending up a social pariah. But preventing this nightmare scenario is easier said than done. While you can buy a bug-proof mattress cover to keep bugs out (and starve any that are already inside), there's little you can do to prevent a bug from hitching a ride home on your clothes or shoes and setting up shop at your place. "There's no true prevention, other than knowing how not to bring them in in the first place," says Jeffrey White, a research entomologist for BedBug Central, a pest control information Web site. Still, there are a few guidelines for effectively dealing with the pests on your own. White says that if you suspect bedbugs have entered your home, you can get bedbug interceptors -- small traps that surround the legs of your bed and furniture to catch any bugs that try to crawl up. And if you think bedbugs may have already taken up residence in your bed, he advises against spraying pesticides directly on your bed - these will repel but not kill the bugs, which means you may just succeed in spreading them across your home.

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Jacob, a former bed bug exterminator, has devoted his time and research to helping bed bug sufferers get rid of their bed bug problem. The consumer help website BedBugExterminator911.com is answering the common question of, "How much is a bed bug exterminator?" The website also plans on offering a free online video series and complimentary sample of a non-pesticide solution bed bug professionals use to kill bed bugs and prevent them from coming back.

New York, New York (PRWEB) February 12, 2012

The consumer health related website owned by bed bug exterminators has developed a new webinar series. The online video series is designed to help bed bug sufferers answer the very popular question, "how much is a bed bug exterminator?"

Jacob, the publishing director of BedBugExterminator911.com is in charge of giving it's readers and customers an honest break down of bed bug exterminator costs and task involved when hiring a professional. Jacob also is releasing access to a webinar which exposes the exact procedures to identify, inspect, and remove bed bugs. As for the attendees who visit the webinar, they will be given access to a green non-pesticide solution, which bed bug exterminators use to kill and prevent bed bugs. BedBugExterminator911.com hopes to help subside the costs involved with hiring a pest professional and offer the exact breakdown of a bed bug exterminator price one may incur.

Jacob, the publishing director of BedBugExterminator911.com, stated, "We are very excited to help people with bed bug problems. Most people do not understand how many questions we receive every day on our website about bed bug exterminator cost and procedures. After approval from upper management, with my background as a bed bug exterminator we will be releasing a new webinar series to help bed bug sufferers get rid of bed bugs. Not only that, all attendees will receive a complimentary sample of a non-pesticide solution to kill bed bugs and keep them away."

The consumer health website will be releasing the online video series for all bed bug sufferers this week. All attendees will receive complimentary samples of their non-pesticide solution to kill bed bugs and prevent them from coming back.

To get access to the video series and complimentary sample visit: http://www.bedbugexterminators911.com

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Bed Bug Exterminator
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