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Category Archives: Tech Tips
Don’t be satisfied with pest control ‘sweet spots’
There’s a tendency in pest control technicians to hit the same places time and time again with regular service visits. The reason could be that the customer wants those spots done because they’ve seen a bug there and now and … Continue reading
Are you a bug whisperer?
Have you ever seen that show where the lady talks to peoples pets to help solve behavioral problems? It could be that a family Schnauzer suddenly begins uh, depositing his feelings everyday on the couch and nothing the homeowner tries … Continue reading
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How to extend your duster-size does matter
I love dusting for pest control and do some on almost every single job, even the mundane routine ones that haven’t had a bug in years. (maybe that’s why they haven’t) Dusts not only have great knock down and a … Continue reading
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Old timer shooting straight in pest control
This tech tip comes via e-mail from oldtimer and has to do with cleaning out clogged B&G spray tips without damaging the brass. Have you ever been spraying along and all of the sudden out of the blue your nice … Continue reading
2010 the year of the pest
In the southeast we have had a record low temperatures in what seems like the longest winter I can remember. I think old Punxsutawney Phil better be careful because he didn’t make a whole lot of friends this year. Still … Continue reading
Pest control in commercial kitchen equipment
Pest control in a commercial kitchen is not for the baseboard jockey’s of the world. I was reminded of this by a recent comment on Facebook to my video, Chalk Talk Treating the Commercial Kitchen; ‘Getting into the equipment.’ It … Continue reading
What tools a pro recommends for bed bugs
Time-The most important tool of all is time. This process cannot be hurried and your customers will thank you in the end. Continue reading
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On the ‘threshold’ of infestation
There is however one sweet spot in every house that at the very least needs to be looked at each and every-time you go. My guess is that many of the insect pests that enter the home come in this way Continue reading
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Tech Tip; Relieve your pressure
Unfortunately for me I forgot to remind my tech about relieving the pressure the other day and it did indeed leak. I figured this might be a good tip to share with your readers and I hope it helps someone else in the cold avoid the same problem. Continue reading
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Put that spray can down
I think the biggest item that I notice is that most people just grab the can when they see a bug. The first step is to identify the pests and decide if it necessary to kill the bug. Continue reading
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Nontoxic Pest Control for Your Home
This professional tech tip was submitted by Karl the BugMan of EnviroCare Pest Solutions Columbus Ohio Pest Control. Continue reading
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Tech Tips
The tech tip page is designed for the professional pest control operator but even the do it yourself home owner will find this short but practical advice section beneficial. We invite pco’s to add tips of their own or improve the ones written about. To comment or improve a tip simply write your thoughts in the comment section below. For a feature tip you can e-mail me at thebugdoctor@pestcemetery.com . Your tip and any link to your blog or company as well as pictures are welcome and will be posted as it’s own article to be commented or improved on by your peers.
There is so much knowledge and experience to draw on in our industry and it is my hope that we can all learn and improve our skills in the process. Continue reading
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