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Schools Should Include Bed Bug Education In Their 2012 Teachings

By |2014-12-15T17:06:05-05:00December 21st, 2011|bed bugs, Environment, pest control, roscoe|

We hope students and teachers enjoyed a good fall semester. When teachers and principals return to school in January and gotten refreshed on their English and Math, it’s time for them to incorporate a Health topic that cuts across other subjects and grades: It is important for schools to educate students and the community on how

Why Use A Bed Bug Dog To Inspect?

By |2014-12-15T17:06:24-05:00November 8th, 2011|bed bugs, pest control, roscoe|

Trained bed bug detection canines are the most accurate tool available for detecting these well-concealed insects. Dogs are proven to be 95-98 percent accurate in university studies, whereas a trained person is at best 40 percent effective at finding bed bugs when there are low-level infestations. An experienced inspector can search a room for hours

Avoid Bed Bugs By Avoiding Used Furniture

By |2014-12-15T17:06:25-05:00October 15th, 2011|bed bugs, Environment, pest control|

Hi I’m Roscoe the Bed Bug Dog. I’m guest blogging again today! I recently came across this posting on Craig’s List. I’m flattered by the seller’s mention on Craig’s List and the invitation to sleep over on a cozy couch in Park Slope, Brooklyn. Glad the seller has such a comfy, well-maintained, futon but I

Restaurants: Solve Rodent Issues to Avoid Shutdowns & Unwanted Press!

By |2014-12-15T17:06:25-05:00October 10th, 2011|bed bugs, Environment, pest control|

Every restaurant wants growing buzz, but not like this! New York’s rodent problems are growing while Health Department inspectors now post grades online and prominently in restaurant windows. Among the most frequent health violations in restaurants are signs of mice and insects. See the news about: •Number 7 restaurant in Brooklyn •Bobo in Greenwich Village

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