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Brown marmorated stink bugs.

They're back we are all seeing them. This is my second fall, I've been relying on dust applications alot more this time around. Any tips would be great as things are slowing down with my route I feel like I get more time with my work at a customer's house. Any tips would be awesome. Even with other over wintering insects wouod be great as well.

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u/bugbegginer — 6 days ago

Hotel Pest Control: Are Most Hotels Being Proactive or Reactive?

We work with hotels throughout NYC, and one thing I've noticed is how much of a difference it makes when management is involved in pest prevention before there's an actual problem.

Bed bugs usually get the most attention, but hotel pest control involves a lot more than guest rooms. Kitchens, laundry areas, storage rooms and waste areas all need attention too. Regular inspections, communication with housekeeping and maintenance, and good documentation can make a big difference.

Curious what others in commercial pest control are seeing. Are most of your hotel accounts proactive about pest management, or does everything become a priority only after a guest complains?

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u/TrueAudience9922 — 7 days ago
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Does Crossfire work?

My recliner my husband slept in had bed bugs. Flipped it over and the couch had some too. I threw away everything I possibly could, including the living room furniture. Sprayed Crossfire and I'm washing everything. Any tips? I never saw a bed bug before now..

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u/Ill_Creme_3239 — 6 days ago