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Pest Control-property Managers Freeze Bed Bugs-philadelphia!
Pest Control for Property Management Companies- Freeze Bed Bugs with Cryonite in Philadelphia!
Property Management Companies, now have the ability to take control of their own Pest Management by freezing bed bugs with Cryonite. Cryonite is made from liquid carbon dioxide an odorless gas that is used in the production of soda pop.
Bed Bugs,You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login, the Readers Digest version: Plinys Natural History, first published in Rome in the year 77, claims bedbugs are good for treating snake bites, something only experienced by Discovery Channel Hosts. Since then there have been written references about bedbugs from Germany in the 11th century, France in the 13th century, England in the 16th century and Italy in the 17th century. Then in 1720 a Clerk, working for low pay and little recognition, on the Island of Jamaica made the first North American written reference.
Bedbugs were common up until the 1950s when the expansion of the middle class paved Americas best farmland, filled in the wetlands and annihilated insects with copious amounts of DDT bug spray. After the ban of DDT in the 1970s, all was quiet on the home front, except for white leisure suits, muscle cars and Disco.
Then, sometime around 1993, when Whitney Houston was topping the charts, an unsuspecting chicken farmer carried home a hitchhiker and bedbugs re-entered human habitations. Presently, the worsening bed bug problem is thought to be caused by an increase in travel. A case in point was the 2000 Olympic Games in Sydney,You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login, Australia. After the Champagne was gone and the medals dispersed to every corner of the globe, it was estimated that 95% of hotels in Sydney were infested. But fear no-more!
Last year Jonathan spent $10,000 on Pest Control in 120 Rental Units. As a Property Manager in Philadelphia he said that -the problem of bedbugs has been on the increase. If you get one bug, you know you have more.- He told me that the infestation went up a floor and down a floor and spread along that level. -We brought in a Pest Control Company and it worked, for a while. But the chemicals were not pleasant and the tenants were not happy and then they (the bed bugs) were back and we had to spend it all over again.- Jonathan, like many Landlords in this position, was frustrated and needed a solution. -It was costing us a lot of money and we were not getting the results that we wanted, so we decided to try and take this on ourselves.-
It was then that Jonathan started to research how to get rid of bed bugs. -We found names of chemicals that we couldnt pronounce and weird old remedies. - There was very little that was efficient, healthy and easy to use until we thought about freezing them. What if we could freeze bedbugs?-
After a few Google searches they managed to come across some articles and videos by You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login, where they discovered Cryonite. Jonathan explained that what appealed to them was that it sprayed a snow that was able to freeze adults,You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login, larvae and eggs. -We had a lot of problem killing the eggs with chemicals and we think that is why they kept coming back,- Jonathan explained. Cryonite does not require any licensing and the CO2 gas that is used is widely available. -Now when we have a problem we just go in,You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login, and deal with it. No waiting, no smell, no mess and no complaints from tenants.- And the rest, as they say, is history.
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