Comments for Canada Bedbugs http://www.canada-bedbugs.com Canada's Diatomaceous Earth Supplier for Bedbug Control Sat, 18 Feb 2012 01:26:23 -0800 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 Comment on Ontario’s Bedbug Woes by sleepless in Calgary http://www.canada-bedbugs.com/ontariosbedbug-woes/comment-page-1/#comment-1207 sleepless in Calgary Sat, 18 Feb 2012 01:26:23 +0000 http://www.canada-bedbugs.com/?p=1504#comment-1207 I truly believe the entire health department and city councils too are all keeping statistics QUIET. If the public knew how widespread and absolutely out of control bedbugs are, everyone would panic.(with good reason) After not sleeping for three entire days( in a row -during MONTHS of dealing with it) I seriously considered shooting someone. No health problem? No health risk? I dont think so. I truly believe the entire health department and city councils too are all keeping statistics QUIET. If the public knew how widespread and absolutely out of control bedbugs are, everyone would panic.(with good reason)

After not sleeping for three entire days( in a row -during MONTHS of dealing with it) I seriously considered shooting someone.
No health problem? No health risk?
I dont think so.

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]]> Comment on Bedbugs Biting Winnipeg in Winter by Al Granovsky http://www.canada-bedbugs.com/bedbugs-biting-all-over-winnipeg/comment-page-1/#comment-1200 Al Granovsky Thu, 09 Feb 2012 04:12:47 +0000 http://canada-bedbugs.com/?p=248#comment-1200 ;Beg bug covers I need them.How much ;Beg bug covers I need them.How much

]]> Comment on WHATS BITING YOU? by Anonymous http://www.canada-bedbugs.com/whats-biting-you/comment-page-1/#comment-1198 Anonymous Sat, 04 Feb 2012 19:13:04 +0000 http://canada-bedbugs.com/?p=292#comment-1198 I have this rash type thing and no matter how much I look at photos on-line of various skin conditions, I still can't determine what I have. Whether it be a simple rash from an allergy I developed recently or bug bites, I just can't decide. I would like to send you a picture since you have experience with this type of stuff. I don't care what it is, I just want to know - and I reallllly hope it's not bugs of anykind! If it is, I want to do something about it. I have an appointment with a dermatologist but the earliest I can get in is this coming Friday. The walk-in clinic was clueless and wanted to send me on to a derm. Are bug bites like fleas, etc pretty easy to detect or do they look different on everyone? Please advise. Thanks - I have this rash type thing and no matter how much I look at photos on-line of various skin conditions, I still can’t determine what I have. Whether it be a simple rash from an allergy I developed recently or bug bites, I just can’t decide. I would like to send you a picture since you have experience with this type of stuff. I don’t care what it is, I just want to know – and I reallllly hope it’s not bugs of anykind!

If it is, I want to do something about it. I have an appointment with a dermatologist but the earliest I can get in is this coming Friday. The walk-in clinic was clueless and wanted to send me on to a derm. Are bug bites like fleas, etc pretty easy to detect or do they look different on everyone? Please advise. Thanks -

]]> Comment on Diatomaceous Earth – Miracle Mineral by SmS http://www.canada-bedbugs.com/diatomaceous-earth-miracle-mineral/comment-page-1/#comment-1197 SmS Sat, 28 Jan 2012 20:34:58 +0000 https://www.canada-bedbugs.com/?p=1424#comment-1197 We live in the suburbs and my brother brought home bed bugs after sleeping over at friends house downtown Toronto. We believe it was a small infestation. We very lightly dusted this into bed, bed frames, box spring and along the base boards and perimeter of the room. After 1 week we were bite free. Cleaned up the dust and applied again for safe measure. We have cleaned up the second application and happy to say bed bug and bite free for 5 weeks. We were apprehensive at first that it would work, but luckily proved wrong. Professional treatments and extermination were out of our budget and this worked just as effectively and much more budget friendly. Make sure to wear dust masks when applying and buy mattress covers and pillow covers. We didn't end up buy the "bed bug" labeled covers as they cost $45 each at walmart and opted instead for the vinyl mattress zippered cover and pillow zippered cases that were $12 and $4, respectively. And your furniture should be 6 inches away from the wall during the application. Your room will feel messy for a bit, but it ended up working out. I would also recommend purchasing the poly duster as it will make the application much easier, than using a flour sifter. As well, I had ordered 2 4lb bags, but only ended up using 1/2 of one of the bags. This stuff goes a long way and you must apply it in a thin layer barely visible to the eye, otherwise it wont work. Only downside is you must clean the dust thoroughly afterward. I'm talking wiping down the floors and furniture on your hands and knees at least 2 times and vacuuming the box spring and mattress. We also took all of our sheets (bed skirt, duvet cover, comforter, sheets, pillow cases and pillows) to a laundromat and used their super large machines and their very hot water option to was and used the hot dryers to dry our linen. The hot water and dryer will kill and potential bugs or their eggs and by going to a laundromat you won't break your machine. This is a great product! We live in the suburbs and my brother brought home bed bugs after sleeping over at friends house downtown Toronto. We believe it was a small infestation. We very lightly dusted this into bed, bed frames, box spring and along the base boards and perimeter of the room. After 1 week we were bite free. Cleaned up the dust and applied again for safe measure. We have cleaned up the second application and happy to say bed bug and bite free for 5 weeks. We were apprehensive at first that it would work, but luckily proved wrong. Professional treatments and extermination were out of our budget and this worked just as effectively and much more budget friendly. Make sure to wear dust masks when applying and buy mattress covers and pillow covers. We didn’t end up buy the “bed bug” labeled covers as they cost $45 each at walmart and opted instead for the vinyl mattress zippered cover and pillow zippered cases that were $12 and $4, respectively. And your furniture should be 6 inches away from the wall during the application. Your room will feel messy for a bit, but it ended up working out. I would also recommend purchasing the poly duster as it will make the application much easier, than using a flour sifter. As well, I had ordered 2 4lb bags, but only ended up using 1/2 of one of the bags. This stuff goes a long way and you must apply it in a thin layer barely visible to the eye, otherwise it wont work. Only downside is you must clean the dust thoroughly afterward. I’m talking wiping down the floors and furniture on your hands and knees at least 2 times and vacuuming the box spring and mattress. We also took all of our sheets (bed skirt, duvet cover, comforter, sheets, pillow cases and pillows) to a laundromat and used their super large machines and their very hot water option to was and used the hot dryers to dry our linen. The hot water and dryer will kill and potential bugs or their eggs and by going to a laundromat you won’t break your machine. This is a great product!

]]> Comment on WHATS BITING YOU? by Mark Miszturak http://www.canada-bedbugs.com/whats-biting-you/comment-page-1/#comment-1195 Mark Miszturak Mon, 23 Jan 2012 14:32:12 +0000 http://canada-bedbugs.com/?p=292#comment-1195 I have a non toxic solution for bedbugs that involves an ozone treatment for furniture and bedding. I have a non toxic solution for bedbugs that involves an ozone treatment for furniture and bedding.

]]> Comment on Landlords Legal and Moral Duty When Dealing With Bedbugs by Toronto condos http://www.canada-bedbugs.com/landlords-legal-and-moral-duty-when-dealing-with-bedugs/comment-page-1/#comment-1194 Toronto condos Sat, 14 Jan 2012 01:02:43 +0000 http://www.canada-bedbugs.com/?p=1111#comment-1194 Hey friend, I’ve just started my own online presence for my business, but there are some great ideas in the list that I really could do and hadn’t thought of at all. I would like to add this to my real estate FB , not sure how to do it yet, but I will figure it out somehow. Hey friend, I’ve just started my own online presence for my business, but there are some great ideas in the list that I really could do and hadn’t thought of at all. I would like to add this to my real estate FB , not sure how to do it yet, but I will figure it out somehow.

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