San Francisco 10th Most Bed Bug-Plagued City- Other Major Infestations

San Francisco 10th Most Bed Bug-Plagued City

While bed bugs are nothing new to New York City, other major cities should heed the big apple's warning. Like, for example, San Francisco. According to a recent list, Baghdad by the Bay was ranked the 10th most bed bug-ridden city in the U.S. The list is as follows:

1. New York
2. Cincinnati
3. Detroit
4. Chicago
5. Philadelphia
6. Denver
7. Washington, D.C.
8. Los Angeles
9. Boston
10. San Francisco
11. Columbus, Ohio
12. Dayton, Ohio
13. Baltimore
14. Louisville, Ky.
15. Dallas

Ew.

According to USA Today, the country all "reports an increase in bed bug infestations in most states during the past year, in part because consumers are more aware and on the lookout for the tiny pests."

What can you do to avoid getting bitten of infested by bed bugs? Well, since DDT is banned, not much. But Be a few good non-lethal tips are: being careful when bringing traveling bags and clothes back into your home from a trip (wash them well!); when stay at hotels, "strip covers off the mattress and [inspect] it and the area behind the headboard and under box springs for dark spots (bed bug fecal matter), blood (from a feeding), the bugs themselves (which can range from head-of-a-pin size to appleseed-like), or for rows of tiny eggs"; and don't use hotel dresser drawers.

Hotels Save Thousands Battling Bed Bugs With Non-Toxic Bed Bug Spray

After the rise of bed bugs in hotels; damages from lack of hotel guests and pest control pesticides closing rooms; bed bugs have been tormenting hotels and the travel industry. Although, now hotels are moving toward greener solutions. One non toxic solution Bed Bug Bully will save the hotel industry millions in removing and preventing future bed bug out breaks.
Hotel chains have been seeing huge losses from bed bugs infestations. The problem occurs from not being able to kill bed bugs entirely, then also having to evacuate guests from their rooms to use "old-fashion harmful pesticides". Now a new product called Bed Bug Bully claims to change this and help hotel chains get back into catering guests, instead of bed bugs.
The green cleaning products manufacturer has released a new bed bug spray to kill bed bugs, without using harmful pesticides.

The creator,  Markus Skupeika, has explained the results hotel management is seeing in profits back in their pockets, is tremendous. He explains: "Hotel chains are losing customers and repeat customers. Not only that, most hotels need to close rooms for weeks because of the harsh fumes and pesticides from bed bug products. Bed Bug Bully is a natural formula to kill bed bugs and larvae. It has shown to work in roughly 34 seconds or less when applied. Not only will this new bed bug spray  kill bed bugs,  but the product also prevents bed bugs from coming back.”
Skupeika also added: "Hotels are not having to shut down rooms, explain funky pesticide smells in guest rooms, and other problems that come along with most bed bug products. The product has a unique relaxing fragrance and is natural. So hotel guests will simply be more relaxed and hotel owners will be more confident in their customer satisfactory rate. Within a few hours a room can be cleared and back in service.”
The company  has been the creator of many green cleaning products, adding to its unique brands of green products. To find more information on this innovative green company and these bed bug products, see below.

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