Increase of Bed Bugs Prompts Approval of New Bidderford Ordinance, My Cleaning Products Suggests a Pesticide-Exempt Spray to Help Residents
Bangor, ME (PRWEB) November 08, 2013 -- A recent increase of bed bugs was seen in Bidderford, Maine. And that, based on a news article from pressherald.com dated November 07, 2013, prompted the city to have a new ordinance against the pesky insects. Meanwhile, wanting to help the residents, My Cleaning Products suggested a pesticide-exempt product to eliminate the critters without using any harmful chemicals.
According to the report, the city has recorded as many as ten bed bug cases in just one week, My Cleaning Products shared. Many of them, it detailed were from apartment complexes.
Because of it, the post said that a new bed bug bill was approved by the City Council on Tuesday, MCP relayed. And as it stated, it basically gave the code enforcers authority to fine landlords and tenants $2,5000 if they fail to carry out their responsibilities determined in the ordinance.
As specified in the report, the bill particularly requires tenants to report bed bugs to landlords, related MCP. On the other hand, it shared that it obliges landlords to inspect the affected areas within five days. Moreover, it added that the law orders both as well to work together to get rid of bed bugs.
Here is an excerpt from the post Bed Bugs Rise in Bidderford by My Cleaning Products.
“Bed bugs are rising in Bidderford in Maine. The city has recorded as many as ten bed bug reports in a week. And most of it took place in apartment complexes.
Because of that alarming bed bug increase, the City Council signed a new ordinance on Tuesday.”
MCP said that apartment buildings are usually the site of bed bug infestation because of the ease of access and transfer they offer to critters. However, it cleared that it is not impossible to prevent and eliminate them in such places. With knowledge and preparation, it said that anyone could surely do it.
Nonetheless, when getting ready for those pests, My Cleaning Products said that the public must prepare a truly safe bed bug spray. It warned everyone that many of today's pesticides contain chemical ingredients that could harm health and pollute environment.
However, the company said that Bed Bug Bully is different from most of those sprays. Unlike them, it stated that it is pesticide-exempt and was even added on EPA's FIFRA 25(b) list. As it assured, it is also effective as proven by hotels, hospitals and pest-control companies.
To try the product, MCP said that there are Bed Bug Bully Complimentary Samples at MyCleaningProducts.com that the public could request and test.
My Cleaning Products, Bed Bugs, http://mycleaningproducts.com/bedbugbully/, 1 (888) 440-3826, [email protected]
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