Getting Rid of Bed Bugs in Toronto, Cincinnati or Boston!
Bed bugs are a tiny insect about the size of an apple seed. Getting rid of bed bugs that are nocturnal or nighttime parasites is a problem that in Toronto, Cincinnati, Boston and every major center in the United States and Canada. They rest during the day and come out to dine on the blood of humans at night. They will dine on other animals as well but prefer the blood of you and me. They are attracted by human body heat and typically favor feasting on our shoulders and arms.
During feeding, the bedbug's proboscis pierces our skin, injects bedbug saliva and sucks out the blood. Bedbugs typically feed for five to ten minutes at a time. As it fills with blood, its color changes from light brown to blood red.
They hide in cracks, crevices, clothing and chairs. They love to live in bedding and on mattresses, where they have easy access to food. It is like sleeping next to the fridge! Other living areas include between wooden floorboards, in wall cracks and crevices, in carpeting, in the seams and cracks of furniture, particularly bed frames, under loose edges of wallpaper or behind peeling paint.
But there is a solution. The Property Managers Special allows PMs to offer their tenants wholesale pricing on mattress, box spring and pillow covers, plus bed bug traps that include Climbups, Bug Domes, water soluble laundry bags and even steam cleaners. Along with the established wholesale pricing that is offered to tenants, Property Managers also get support materials and it is all free. Not only did we have a bug problem, but we wanted to be proactive, so we used a part of the information they gave us and put our words in there, Ray, a Property Manager, stated.
Dean Emerick, the creator of the program said we talk to people every day who have bed bug and allergy problems. We were noticing that it was a dont ask, dont tell situation. He cites that the problem has become an epidemic but no one wants to hear about bedbugs until its too late. People only come to us after they have a problem because they think that it is a poverty issue, you know-good homes dont have them. But he says that is a dangerous attitude to have when it comes to bed bugs. A lot of people feel embarrassed to admit that they have bed bugs, but they travel easily and are in 5 star hotels, on cruise ships or riding the transit.
For more information, call Dean Toll Free at 1 877 411 0053 or email
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