Regular Pest Control Inside the Home (Part 1 of 2)

[@mohanvp3124]

Spray and bait application are not recommended to do at a time as it may contaminate. May be it for demo only.

[@bearbottom3703]

Very informative clip on pest control in the kitchen area. Keep sharing such kind of work.

[@donjaun1423]

So what happens if my baby girl touches a place that was sprayed and then puts her hands in her mouth? Or eats something off the floor that touches these chemicals?

[@mulliganstew72]

Jacob Bridges You can’t use this stuff… I have a cat & I would never use the stuff. Looks like I’m moving LOL

[@aidendingbaum2647]

why would you feed the mice? So you can put the trap around that area?

[@PropestcontrolsydneyAu]

well executed! thanks for sharing

[@jazminnoriega6166]

Would my cat be ok with all this?

[@tigertolliver5199]

Brilliant!!!

[@johnputski7849]

Not related but I just bought a product called Snap Alert that attaches to a mousetrap that sends out an alarm that a mouse has been caught. Bought it on Amazon, pretty cool.

[@tonivasquez3465]

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[@Ubergamer13]

How many times do I need to do this before I get full void? Thanks

[@indiosquez59]

Bro why are u driving that huge truck

[@PropestcontrolsydneyAu]

Amazing video guys

[@no1pestcontrolbrisbane536]

Wow really lovely video.

[@No1carpetcleaningmelbourneAus]

Thanks for Shaing

[@totallyfrozen]

Why would you want to apply bait, i.e. food to attract insects, INSIDE your home?!

[@MegaA2dg]

Its not attracting it inside... its attracting the insect to eat the bait and the bait has the poison that will kill the insect...

[@ralphmcewen2182]

MegaA2dg e

[@jasonbennett6780]

Is this a serious comment?

[@erob8347]

I wouldn't use bait either. It is competing with a food source they prefer. Best treatment is a non-repellent dust like Boric Acid. No odor, safe to use, and lasts long. Roaches can't detect it. Walk through it then ingest when grooming.

[@jeremymorrissette2398]

@@erob8347 I like defense dust myself .

[@pestexterminators]

Great video . Thank you

[@erob8347]

Best attractant to use on a snap trap, Slim Jim beef jerky. Rodents are omnivorous and the smell is great. Also peanut butter or cheese will mold quickly. Also give it a few days for rodents to become comfortable woth something new in their environment because they are neophobic.

[@michaelmerck7576]

Should be effective

[@veramclaughlin4849]

THINK about it.... The smell. Then imagine its line-dried fresh air and sunshine scented... the exterminator stuff. Towels pillow cases sheets. Line-dried. Fresh linen.

[@veramclaughlin4849]

Try that.

[@veramclaughlin4849]

It takes the edge off.

[@XbadjackX]

Apparently this company doesn't use PPE as mandated on the labels of the product he's applying. Also, where are your knee pads sir?

[@jasonbennett6780]

Jamezzz good Lord dude

[@dingaan99]

Owner/operators are exempt from many of the WPS requirements. Even if the label requires certain ppe

[@mohanvp3124]

If he wear respiratory mask,how he can talk ?

[@jeremymorrissette2398]

Knee pads ?? Hahaha.

[@michaelmerck7576]

I wear mine under my long pants

[@Arsenal-81]

omg big van for a small mice

[@amiskiv5854]

Am I the only one who thinks this guy sounds just like R Lee Ermey?

[@robertofontan9955]

better is vendetta plus, advion

[@rajivkumarsahu5934]

pci

[@veramclaughlin4849]

Let the Exterminator IN....

[@scottdixon7053]

Great video . Thank you

[@rajivkumarsahu5934]

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