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Archive for the ‘Bed Bugs’ Category
Friday, April 17th, 2009
 Photo of bed bug Bed bugs usually bite people at night while they are sleeping. They feed by piercing the skin with an elogated beack through which they withdraw blood. Engorgement takes about three to 10 minutes, yet the person seldom knows they are being bitten.
The bugs are efficient hitchhikers and are usually transported in on luggage, clothing, beds, furniture, and other items. This is a particular problem for hotels, motels and apartments, where turnover of occupants is constant. Bed bugs are small, cryptic and agile, escaping detection after crawling into suitcases, boxes and belongings.
Bed bugs can live in almost any crevice or protected location. The most common place to find them is the bed. Bed bugs often hide within seams, tufts and crevices of the mattress, box spring, bed frame and headboard.
Other common places to find bed bugs include: along and under the edge of wall-to-wall carpeting (especially behind beds and furniture); cracks in wood molding; ceiling-wall junctures; behind wall-mounted picture frames, mirrors, switch plates and outlets; under loose wallpaper; amongst clothing and clutter stored in closets; and inside clocks, phones, televisions and smoke detectors.
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Thursday, April 16th, 2009
WHAT THE EPA IS NOT TELLING YOU!
This very week the EPA held a summit to address the NATIONAL BED BUG EPIDEMIC and the result was that nothing works. What they did not tell you is that a representative from Wondercide’s supplier, CedarCide Industries, Inc. was present at the summit with imperical data that proves there is an all natural, green product that kills bed bugs in less than 34 seconds.
The EPA doesn’t want you to know about this product because they have a long standing relationship with the chemical companies that provides them with both power and revenue.
During the summit the EPA prevented any of the scientific imperical data from being distributed to any of the attendees, prevented the distribution of a CD that contained this data as well as a video that talks about the testing and how well Wondercide’s BioDefense works. It appears that the EPA is more concerned about their wallet then they are your safety! At one time the EPA told us that pyrethrums were safe for use, yet some MSDS sheets state that exposure to these deadly chemicals could require an atropine injection. Now you can find out what the EPA is trying to keep from you, it’s information that can save your life and the life of your pets.
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Thursday, April 16th, 2009
How can you tell if your property is infested?
Bed bugs infest only a small proportion of residences, but they should be suspected if residents complain of bites that occurred while sleeping. The epidemic is growing rapidly in the North East United States and throughout the world. Typically, the bedroom is where you would find them, but in recent years, and even months, they are being found all throughout homes and hotels, regardless of cleanliness. The bedroom and other sleeping areas should be carefully examined for bed bugs and signs of bed bug activity. Folds and creases in the bed linens, and seams and tufts of mattresses and box springs, in particular, may harbor bed bugs or their eggs. They may also be found within pleats of curtains, beneath loose areas of wallpaper near the bed, in corners of desks and dressers, within spaces of wicker furniture, behind cove molding, and in laundry or other items on the floor or around the room. Sometimes, characteristic dark brown or reddish fecal spots of bed bugs are apparent on the bed linens, mattress or walls near the bed. A peculiar coriander-like odor may be detected in some heavily infested residences.
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Thursday, April 16th, 2009
How do bed bugs invade a home?
Because bed bugs readily hide in small crevices, they may accompany (as stowaways) luggage, furniture, clothing, pillows, boxes, and other such objects when these are moved between apartments, homes and hotels. Used furniture, particularly bed frames and mattresses, are of greatest risk of harboring bed bugs and their eggs. Thus, one should carefully scrutinize and consider the history of any used furniture, particularly ‘street’ items so plentiful at the beginning and end of each academic year. Because they readily survive for many months without feeding, bed bugs may already be present in apparently ‘vacant’ and ‘clean’ apartments. Bed bugs can wander between adjoining apartments through voids in walls and holes though which wires and pipes pass.
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Thursday, April 16th, 2009
Where do bed bugs live?
Bed bugs and their relatives occur nearly worldwide. Bed bugs became relatively scarce during the latter part of the 20thcentury, but their populations have resurged in recent years, particularly throughout parts of North America, Europe, and Australia. They are most abundant in rooms where people sleep, and they generally hide nearest the bed or other furniture used for sleeping. Bed bugs are most active in the middle of the night, but when hungry, they will venture out during the day to seek a host. Their flattened bodies allow them to conceal themselves in cracks and crevices around the room and within furniture. Favored hiding sites include the bed frame, mattress and box spring. Clutter around the room offers additional sites for these bugs to hide, and increases the difficulty in eliminating bed bugs once they have become established.
Recently, the EPA has gotten reports of Bed Bugs found in computers, cell phones, luggage, home appliances and in the walls of homes and businesses. The only thing that will get rid of bed bugs in BioDefense by Wondercide, used in a non thermal ULV fogger. BioDefense commands 100% mortality to bed begs within seconds, as proven by ICR labs and more than 35 other independent tests.
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Friday, March 6th, 2009
BED BUGS HAVE INVADED THE NATION
 Kill Bed Bugs Safely with BioDefense from Wondercide Do you wonder what has been biting you and your children at night ? Chances are it was a bed bug. Not since the bed bug outbreak of the 50’s has there been such a increase in the population of this blood sucking pest. History reveals the 50’s epidemic was brought under control with the use of a nerve gas by-product called DDT. But alas, this carcinogenic is no longer available for use in controlling parasites. Furthermore, it is no longer prudent, legal or politically correct to use organophosphates, carbomates or pyrethroid substances to eradicate this pest. And rightfully so. Millions of Americans exposed to these toxins have fallen victim to incurable ailments ranging from breast cancer, parkinson’s disease, autism, compromised immune systems and other ongoing ailments.
At the request of the US Army for their use in the Mideast, Wondercide now offers a Biological Control Product used in the control of parasites such as bed bugs, fleas, ticks, lice and mites. This breakthrough technology will go down in history as the greatest arthropod control invention ever formulated. Exposure to the treatment results in INSTANT DEATH to its recipient. However, the level of safety is so high it can be applied to new born mammals and their nursing mothers. Unlike chemical counterparts that attack the nervous system of the insect to prompt its demise, Wondercides technology delivers the cedar oil active ingredient in a NANO size molecular weight that instantly triggers closure of the bed bugs breathing spherical pores and its subsequent suffocation.
Bed bugs are nocturnal. In the wee hours of the morning they visit their human victim. They hide in the beds headboard, the folds of the mattress, in the cavity of the box spring, in your luggage, in your shoes, in the ceiling and baseboard trim of the room, in the electrical outlets, dresser drawers and behind the pictures on the wall. They travel up to 150 foot a night in search of a blood meal that you or your children will provide. They hitch a ride home in your luggage or clothing after your stay at the highest quality hotels in the World who often remain in denial as to their high levels of bed bug infestation. Your children bring them home from the College dormitories. Their best friends deliver them to you in their overnight bags. There is no such thing as a bed bug preventative. There is no such thing as a bed bug repellent. Just a cure that results from their eradication. Wondercides Chemical Free BioDefense formulation is the undisputed solution and the preferred method of bed bug eradication.
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Tuesday, December 16th, 2008
Bed bugs seek out people and animals, generally at night while these hosts are asleep, and painlessly sip a few drops of blood. While feeding, they inject a tiny amount of their saliva into the skin. Repeated exposures to bed bug bites during a period of several weeks or more causes people to become sensitized to the saliva of these bugs; additional bites may then result in mild to intense allergic responses. The skin lesion produced by the bite of a bed bug resembles those caused by many other kinds of blood feeding insects, such as mosquitoes and fleas. The offending insect, therefore, can rarely be identified by the appearance of the bites. A physician should be consulted to rule out other causes for the lesions and to offer treatment, as needed. The affected person should resist the urge to scratch the bites, as this may intensify the irritation and itching, and may lead to secondary infection. Physicians often treat patients with antihistamines and corticosteroids to reduce allergic reactions and inflammation. Despite what you may have heard or read elsewhere, bed bugs are not known to transmit any infectious agents.
To control these pests, use Wondercide’s BioDefense to treat your home and beds! This bio-solution will quickly and completely eliminate both the adult bed bugs, and the resulting eggs and larvae cycles.
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Tuesday, December 9th, 2008
What are bed bugs?
Bed bugs are small wingless insects that feed solely upon the blood of warm-blooded animals. Bed bugs and their relatives have evolved as nest parasites. Certain kinds inhabit bird nests and bat roosts and await the return of their hosts; others have adapted well to living in the ‘nests’ (homes) of people.
 Bed Bug on Human Skin
Hatchling bed bugs are about the size of a poppy seed, and adults are about 1/4 of an inch in length. From above they are oval in shape, but are flattened from top to bottom.
Their color ranges from nearly white (just after molting) or a light tan to a deep brown or burnt orange. The host’s blood may appear as a dark red or black mass within the bug’s body. Because they never develop wings, bed bugs cannot fly. When disturbed, bed bugs actively seek shelter in dark cracks and crevices. Cast skins of bed bugs are sometimes discovered. Although such a finding confirms that bed bugs had been present previously, it does not confirm that any continue to infest the residence. Thus, inspect carefully for live crawling bed bugs.
Wondercide BioDefense™ will eliminate Bed Bugs from Homes, Hotels, Apratments, or any other property! Stay tuned for our next Blog: Do bed bugs cause harm or spread disease-causing germs?
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Monday, November 17th, 2008
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You’ve heard the stories. You’ve read the news broadcasts. Did you ever think it would happen to you? Probably not, it’s just not something you really think about occurring in your house, or where you sleep. But trust me my friends, this is truly an epidemic. Every week or so we read of another outbreak at another school, or retirement home, or hotel. How do you control these Bed Bugs, everything you try just doesn’t work.
Well Wondercide is the remedy for all bed bug and mite problems. The suffocation and dehydration brought on by wondercide eradicates all insects in the home. This is the technology we need when fighting these ever-evolving pests. Not another useless pesticide or pest control company that costs and arm and a leg and provides no relief at all. Oh and don’t forget the fact that the chemicals they use are toxic and harmful to you, your children, and your pets.
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