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huntressweasel asked:


We have them. We’ve had Orkin spray and we still have them. Now we are attacking the nests. Anyone know any home remedies that get rid of them for good? HELP!!!

Jessica S asked:


This is what it says:

We have not received your copy of the attached Lease Addendum. We would appreciate your signing and returning it to us as soon as possible. Thank you.

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EACH ADULT OF THE APARTMENT IS TO SIGN BELOW.
Thank you for your prompt attention to returning this form.
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This is to confirm that I have received a copy of and agree to the addendum to lease.

Sign_x_________________

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Bedbugs have recently found their way back into the United States and are showing up in apartments, hotels, private homes and other places. Fortunately, there is treatment to get rid of them.

Everyone should be very careful bringing in used furniture or bedding. Also, be sure to check all luggage when you return from traveling, as this is one of the most common ways of causing infestation.

So far, there have not been any reports of begbugs at ******* ****.

The following is an addendum to your lease.

ADDENDUM TO LEASE

Tenant is to notify management if a problem of bedbugs is suspected. Tenant is not to try to treat the infestation as treatments available to the general public are of limited effectiveness.

Tenant shall pay the cost of any extermination or bedbugs or other treatment to remedy an infestation, and any repairs occasioned by any such infestation or by any such treatment, including, to the extent attributable to tenant’s failure to keep the premises free from bedbugs, the cost of treatment and repairs to other residential units and common areas within the property.

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I know this is very long to read, but can someone please translate this for me. I have not yet signed it, because I do not want to be responsible for the bedbugs if another tenant brought them here. And how would I know which tenant brought them here if in fact they did.

I do not feel comfortable signing the addendum not knowing the extent of it, and will I get in trouble for not signing and turning it in?

antek_005 asked:


I had them in my old apartment and the exterminator came three times before I moved. I threw out ALL of my furniture! Bought everything new from IKEA, not some small store where they cheat and sell used mattress as new. Now I noticed one on the wall and i had three bites. My bed has a metal frame, no wood whatsoever and no cracks where they could hide. I don’t have a spring box underneath, just slats that can be easily removed and examined. The mattress is encased in clear foil and there is nothing on it nor inside the foil. I strip the bed off the sheets EVERYDAY, there is nothing on them. I steam cleaned inside all crevices with a special concentration attachment. I don’t want to pay over $1000 for an exterminator if it is ineffective. I find that old “grandma” tricks work best. *I got rid of roaches with bay leaves* I heard naphta and pure ammonia gets rid of bed bugs as well as leaves from a nut tree (I don’t know which nut). Are there any other home remedies?