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Any data on these Co2 traps / beacons?
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gidireich
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Posted 11 months ago
Thu May 31 2012 17:47:35
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Hi,
This http://www.bedbugslasher.com/our-product#sleep-safe offers what looks just like the classical bed bug beacon:
http://www.usbedbugs.com/Bedbug-Beacon-CO2-Active-Monitor_p_27.htmlbut much cheaper.
Any data / thoughts on this product?
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oldtimer
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Posted 11 months ago
Thu May 31 2012 18:44:14
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Hi,
I have tested the Beacon and found it to be effective enough to be a tool that all my staff carry. We also sell them online and we have a very tight product selection process.
I have not tested the other product but in my testing experience what appears to be similar does not often perform as well as you would hope.
I will try and pick one up at the next conference to see if they work.
David Cain
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gidireich
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Posted 11 months ago
Thu May 31 2012 19:18:24
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Well, it may perform even better!
Let's see if somebody has real data
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oldtimer
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Posted 11 months ago
Thu May 31 2012 19:36:14
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Maybe you should try a side by side test.
David
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cilecto
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Posted 11 months ago
Thu May 31 2012 21:01:24
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Gidi, we generally discourage using real names unless you're a pro in the business. People admitting to BB risk encountering problems with jobs, housing, social, etc. If you want to remove your name, please send a private message to host "nobugsonme".
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