by Crystal Giberson | Nov 23, 2016
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by Crystal Giberson | Nov 22, 2016 | News
A lure is described as an attractant, and for bed bugs one attractant are the chemicals that are found on the surface of your skin. That scent that is given off is a cue for bed bugs that a host is present and they will travel as far as several feet to reach you. What...
by Crystal Giberson | Nov 22, 2016 | News
Inspection of both the SenSci ActivVolcano™ and Volcano without the Activ lure, is straightforward and simple based on the clear-bottom design. The clear-bottom of the SenSci Volcano allows for a simple and fast inspection. How to Inspect a SenSci ActivVolcano Pick up...
by Crystal Giberson | Nov 22, 2016 | Blog
When you first walk into a supermarket, what’s the first thing you smell? Can you smell those freshly baked cookies? What about that fresh-out-of-the-oven bread? There’s a reason why food stores place the bakeries at the entrance of the store, to lure you into...
by Crystal Giberson | Nov 22, 2016 | Blog
As recent research suggests, bed bugs are much more active and mobile than originally expected, so using a tool like an interception device is crucial in bed bug management by intercepting their movement to and from the bed. Although there are several different types...
