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Your website is full of mistakes and inaccuracies, do you know?
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Adele
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Posted 5 months ago
Wed Jun 17 2009 0:33:04
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William - a Quote from your website
"Bed bugs over winter mainly as adults, since the eggs and nymphs are
more susceptible to low temperatures and die out with the onset of winter,
unless in adequately heated premises."oh man that is so not true - they can hibernate in very cold temperatures only to come back to life when it warms up
And you call yourself an Expert - and by the way - you have more typo errors than my friend's 10 year old son's emails
you ought to be ashamed of yourself
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Adele
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Posted 5 months ago
Wed Jun 17 2009 0:37:25
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And by the way - you are completely wrong about them being more susceptible to cold - they are actually much more susceptible to heat and not very susceptible at all to cold unless it is about -40F
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Also available as an application for the iPhone I see from this website:
http://www.creativeapplications.net/2009/05/04/little-bugger-preview-iphone/
David Cain
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Actually there was a problem with my website. There where spelling mistakes but I am not wrong, adult bed bugs, can survive the winter, up to -20C. But the eggs and nymphs can not survive the winter so easily in an unheated home. But yes bed bugs, young and old are very resistant to cold tempratures but perish in high tempratures.
I know enough about bed bugs to effectively deal with treating domestic and commercial premises.
I never claimed to be an english teacher.
I am not ashamed of myself.
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Adele - 2 weeks ago »
William - a Quote from your website
"Bed bugs over winter mainly as adults, since the eggs and nymphs are
more susceptible to low temperatures and die out with the onset of winter,
unless in adequately heated premises."
oh man that is so not true - they can hibernate in very cold temperatures only to come back to life when it warms up
And you call yourself an Expert - and by the way - you have more typo errors than my friend's 10 year old son's emails
you ought to be ashamed of yourself -
My spelling may be wrong; I am not an English teacher.
Adult bed bugs can survive up to -20C. The nymphs and eggs cannot survive the winter so easily can die out during winter in an unheated home.
Bed bugs are very resilient to low temperatures but not to high temperatures.
I have compiled my website using information from the most reputable sources.
Tell me what facts are incorrect?
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I am not ashamed of myself I provide and excellent service to my cusotmers.
But my spelling sux.
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Little bugger,
You posted an ad for your company 3-4 times yesterday, and these emails were considered spam and deleted. I left one so readers could see the link and your comments.
You are welcome to participate but please do not post spam. There's a link in the sidebar to the site's Terms and Conditions of use.
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