Sorry, but I had to delete the remainder of your comment.

Please read my comment here. It is not necessary to continue plugging your company’s services in every comment and forum post.

Your joining into the conversations is very welcomed, but so far it feels kind of like spam. We love it when professionals join in our conversations, but not if the participation is solely limited to plugging your services. The site does accept advertising, but the comments are not really the place. I hope you understand and we hope you will still participate.

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Ignore the style and seize on the substance of this piece of news: New Treatment for Bed Bugs - Freeze Them Dead

[W]e have identified 15 affected units out of 1237 on campus. All have been thoroughly treated by Terminix with two forms of treatment including a pesticide and a frozen CO2 treatment. Terminix will be back weekly to inspect and re-treat these units as necessary.

I know David told us he wasn’t impressed with cryonite, but I keep wanting to know what the results are here in the U.S.

This update indicates the 15 infested units became 24 when all was said and done and Terminix used steam as well.

This suggests that Terminix is pulling out all the stops when it comes to treatment for institutional clients. This is encouraging, except that we heard in the forum from a Boston Terminix customer and that person’s experience suggests that they have a different tier of service for individual apartment dwellers where they only use conventional pesticides.

Different service levels are to be expected, but it’s frustrating all the same.