greg on 02/22/2010

so you aware..Bed Bugs are attracted to HUMAN BREATH, carbon dioxide. They are not attracted to heat or anything, at least not right away. Once bed bugs are infesting a place, you may as well through EVERYTHING in the garbage then move out. Buy brand new clothes and move into a new apt that has NOT been lived in b4..This way, you are guaranteed not to have any and if you do, it will be YOUR fault.

who new! on 04/19/2009

I live on National ave. at the corner of Main Street. I found 6 bed bugs grouped together yesterday. I have called a pest contol person who is coming today. I also went out and purchased matress covers from Wal-Marl last night and sprayed my mattress and florrs with Raid/bed bug spray. I have not seen anything since. I have vaccumed several times, washed all my clothing and bedding in hot soapy water full the max. time and dried in a hot drier for 60 minutes. There is no evidence in my dresser,

Anonymous on 02/26/2009

I am not to happy with having to report this due to the fact that I live in this place!!
I first noticed the Bed-Bug's about 1-2yr's ago.
The land-lord/Owner has been told about this issue,Not only by my-self,but by other people who live in this place as well.
I find that as of today,NOTHING has been attempted
to try to fix this problem!!!
I am wondering if there is anyone out there who can give some advice on this topic??
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