Bed bugs in storage facilities: Brick Underground investigates

by nobugsonme on August 26, 2009 · 0 comments

in Brick Underground, bed bugs, bedbugs, storage, vikane

Brick Underground, a blog for New York City homeowners, has a two-part in-depth series on the issue of bed bugs in storage facilities.

The Brick Underground blogger asked me about how people can avoid getting bed bugs from a storage facility, and I was happy to pass on some suggestions.  The author also talks to (among others): John Furman of Boot-a-Pest and Gil Bloom of Standard Pest Management (about pests and storage), and Donna Bossuyt of Bed Bugs and Beyond (about the Vikane gas fumigation option for those removing items from storage).

See Bed-bugged storage (Part 1): Is your stuff safe? and Bed-bugged storage (Part 2): How to protect your stuff.

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