by Good News Pest Solutions Team | Dec 21, 2018 | Bed Bugs, Good News Pest Solutions, Holiday
Between Thanksgiving week and the first week of the New Year, a lot of people are travelling. In fact, AAA predicts one in three will travel over the holiday season this year, breaking the record from each of the previous two years. In case you were wondering,...
by Good News Pest Solutions Team | Aug 10, 2018 | Bed Bugs, Good News Pest Solutions
The 1950’s was rife with B movies that forced unprepared heroes and heroines to face giants spiders, scorpions, and other assorted insects and arachnids. But they never had to face the horrifying threat that is suddenly becoming all too real – bedbugs on airplanes!😲...
by Good News Pest Solutions | Feb 14, 2018 | Bed Bugs, Good News Pest Solutions, Holiday
Valentine’s Day is coming up quick! And while we know that the day is traditionally celebrated by expressing your love for another human being, there’s no rule that says you can’t express your love for God’s creation at the same time. Especially if it means saving a...
by Good News Pest Solutions | Oct 17, 2017 | Bed Bugs
We’ve mentioned before that no one knows for sure why Cimex lectularius – better known as the common Bed Bug – has recently had a huge resurgence in North America after almost disappearing in the 1950’s. A lot of theories and pieces of the puzzle have been suggested,...
by Good News Pest Solutions | Aug 11, 2017 | Bed Bugs, Organic Pest Control, Organic Products/Services, Pest of the Month
As we head into the final month of summer, we thought we’d highlight a pest most often thought of as one you encounter on a vacation – but can just as easily show up in your home. Cimex lectularius– better known as the ever-nasty bed bug. It may seem like bed bugs...
by Good News Pest Solutions Team | May 12, 2017 | Bed Bugs, Sarasota Pest Control
Did you know that bed bugs, while some of the oldest insects on the planet, have really only been a problem in North America for about 20 years? Well, this time. Prior to World War II, there were some instances of infestation, but it tapered off in the 1950’s...
