We’re turning to lighter hearted issues today but have an important lessor for readers. We really enjoyed this “Urban Gardner” column from yesterday’s Wall Street Journal. When a colleague who’d recently spent a weekend in the country suggested a column on insects, and on whether all the rain we’ve had lately has contributed to a
Bell Environmental takes our customers’ and the public’s safety very seriously. We want to make the people aware that they should not try dangerous do it yourself solutions to eliminate pests, and that “over the counter” chemicals can be quite hazardous. How serious are the problems that do it yourself treatments with consumer products can
We had to get your (and our) attention back on this blog somehow, so went to the old tactic of put a swimsuit model in it. But today there’s a reason. We’re celebrating the birthday of Sports Illustrated swimsuit model Kate Upton. The media and websites everywhere are using this week (which also has also
WNBC-4 reported on the danger of bed bug heat treatments last week. In case you missed it, here’s the news article accompanying the video segment that aired on July 2, 2013. I Team: Bedbug Treatments Leave Homes in Flames People who get bedbugs often say they would try anything to get rid of the bloodsucking pests, and
WNBC News 4 New York aired this segment on the risks of heat treatments to eliminate a bed bug problem and that there are safer methods that don’t cause fires. It’s a must view! Click here for more information on the risks of bed bug heat treatments vs other methods.
Summer is a great season for a barbecue- but it’s also the prime season for bed bugs. This summer, and the rest of the year, don’t take unnecessary risks that can cause a fire just to get rid of an insect problem. We don’t just mean the “do it yourself”-ers who have used gasoline, kerosene,
I’m sure you’ve been wondering how far into our Insect Music series it would take us to get to a song and video with lyrics including “Rats on the West Side, Bed Bugs Uptown.” Without any further wait, here’s The Rolling Stones’ “Shattered,” live in concert! Enjoy! While New York has changed a lot since 1978 when this
The Bergen Record reported on our company’s lawsuit against a competitor that is using a variation of our name to fool consumers and take our customers. Last week’s article, “A dog and bedbug show,” published on May 1, 2013, explained: Bell Environmental is accusing a rival company of taking a bite out of its business
Bell Environmental has taken aggressive steps to shut down a company that has stolen and is using our brand name to market its services to customers in the New York region. The company “Bell Bedbug Dogs” is advertising under search terms related to our company name Bell Environmental, our trade name “Bell Bed Bugs,” our
Bell Environmental is pleased to participate in Nutley, NJ’s event “Shed Pounds with Hounds” tomorrow, Sunday, Apr 28, 2013 01:00 PM – 03:00 PM at Kingsland Park (Rutgers Place & Passaic Avenue) in Nutley. We’re joining Commissioner Steven Rogers, the Nutley Health Department, and the Department of Parks and Public Property. Keep pace with your