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Bed bugs aren't just bed bugs
While many often associate bed bug dwelling habits with hotels, motels, hostels and inns, there's a reason they can show up in places like movie theaters, dressings rooms and schools, according to the University of Florida News.
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Hurricane displaces rats
Rodents may be a big issue for residents heading back to New York City once the streets are free from water and debris.
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Plague worries residents
The plague has been around for hundreds of years and can be carried by mice, rats, chipmunks and squirrels. The disease can be transmitted by fleas or rodents, and even though it's typically treatable, it can sometimes be fatal.
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Hurricanes could bring pest problems
Hurricanes have the potential to seriously disrupt everyday life. When a storm hits an area, its strong winds, rain and resulting flooding can cause major damage to a community.
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Don’t let pests sneak in this winter
Many homeowners are preparing their residences for winter and potential bug infestations due to the cold weather. It’s important to seal up cracks, repair ripped screens and ensure the areas surrounding windows and doors don’t have any crevices that the cold wind or an unwelcome pest could penetrate.
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Rodents abound on east coast
Residents on the East Coast appear to be dealing with large numbers of rodents these days. From college students to working professionals, it seems that many are unable to escape the pests that are plaguing urban areas, and plenty of people are fed up with the mice or rats they're discovering in their homes.
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Crickets causing problems in southwest
While seemingly harmless, crickets are causing plenty of problems for residents in the Southwest, especially homeowners in Texas who are fed up with the situation.
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Bed bugs not just a problem in hotels
Many people used to assume bed bugs were only active in hotels, but that's far from the truth. Bed bugs can live anywhere and spread quite easily, making it hard to prevent unknowingly picking up the pests and bringing them home.
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Boxelder bug invasion worse than expected
Many communities are accustomed to an annual invasion of box elder bugs, but the number of pests showing up this year has been extreme in many areas. Residents and pest control professionals are saying they haven't seen such large populations of the insects in years, and the unusual weather that has been hitting much of the country may be to blame.
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Don’t let boxelder bugs ruin your autumn
As the cool fall weather approaches, so does boxelder bug season. These pests can infiltrate homes and cause problems throughout the fall and winter.
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