For me, the answer was, "Better not ask". I noticed for the last few weeks an itch sensation when I laid down in bed and my wife said things were biting her. This morning I did a little investigation and found what looked like large flea carcasses on the sheets, so I tore the mattress cover off. The inside of the cover was filled with the bane of Trenton...bedbugs!!!
Yuck, human bloodsuckers. The recommendation from the city is to throw away all clothing, carpets an upholstered furniture, including mattresses. I don't think my homeowners insurance company would like that, so I am trying an intermediate step.
W eill spray my bedroom especially the mattress with a good old school oganophosphate insecticide (of the DDT class, though not full-blown DDT), then bomb the place real good with store-bought flea bombs. I will also be treating the yard with lawn insecticide. (I have a stockpike of chlorodane purchased in the 1970s). I also ordered some heavy duty bug killer from Georgia which should show up later in the week. I'll let everybody know how it all works out.
Let's get on our politicians about repealing the "Silent Spring" bug killer laws. Rather take a small chance on getting cancer later in life than a 100% chance of getting eatten alive now.
Yuck, human bloodsuckers. The recommendation from the city is to throw away all clothing, carpets an upholstered furniture, including mattresses. I don't think my homeowners insurance company would like that, so I am trying an intermediate step.
W eill spray my bedroom especially the mattress with a good old school oganophosphate insecticide (of the DDT class, though not full-blown DDT), then bomb the place real good with store-bought flea bombs. I will also be treating the yard with lawn insecticide. (I have a stockpike of chlorodane purchased in the 1970s). I also ordered some heavy duty bug killer from Georgia which should show up later in the week. I'll let everybody know how it all works out.
Let's get on our politicians about repealing the "Silent Spring" bug killer laws. Rather take a small chance on getting cancer later in life than a 100% chance of getting eatten alive now.
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