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  • #1212310
    ☕️coffee addict
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    yes, it has been dealt with in the past

    #1212311
    picturesq
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    Did the exterminator come already to exterminate the bugs?

    #1212312
    ☕️coffee addict
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    yes and they came back

    #1212313
    picturesq
    Member

    Then the exterminator may have not done a good job the first time.

    #1212314
    ☕️coffee addict
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    or they didnt throw out everything they were supposed to

    #1212315
    Mammele
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    Sorry but with the right techniques usually nothing needs to be thrown out. Heat is always an option — more costly but less work.

    And retreament is always necessary as they are hardy creatures — usually a few weeks apart — even when successful to ensure complete eradication of the next cycle.

    #1212316
    ☕️coffee addict
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    mammale,

    i never knew that

    #1212317
    yaakov doe
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    Ohel has a crisis intervention team that can help this family. Give them a call.

    #1212318
    The little I know
    Participant

    I thought this thread was about ACS. Now it is about exterminating bedbugs. Can’t anyone stick to the topic?

    #1212319
    ☕ DaasYochid ☕
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    I thought this thread was about bedbugs. Now it’s about changing topics?

    🙂

    #1212320
    Joseph
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    It was about reporting a family to ACS since they have bedbugs at home.

    #1212321
    ☕️coffee addict
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    Bump

    #1212322
    nyustud
    Member

    ACS/CPS is a dangerous entity that can stick their paws deep into a family’s life and mess innocent people up really badly. You definitely want to keep them out of your life before they grab a foothold into one’s family.

    #1212323
    Lightbrite
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    Sometimes when I hear about someone’s childhood where there was abuse, I wonder what his/her experiences would be like, had someone intervened.

    Without CPS, there can be severe trauma and the child doesn’t know that it isn’t normal.

    With CPS, there is also severe trauma and the child has nonfamily coming in and making huge changes, and telling the child that abuse is wrong.

    The priority goes to parents raising their children, so long as they become better parents and work with CPS.

    In retrospect, I wonder if there is research on adults who were abused as children without intervention vs those whose parents had CPS step in.

    Sometimes parents abuse their adult children. Would that have stopped or been mitigated if CPS came in, early on, provoking changes in the parents’ behavioral patterns?

    #1212324
    Lightbrite
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    Didn’t read the thread beyond the few previous posts…

    As for bedbugs, even clean normal families can find themselves infested with them. It’s harder if the family cannot afford encasing furniture, mattresses, as well as professional heat cleaning and extermination services.

    That said, fyi, if G-d forbid anyone needs to get rid of bedbugs in comforters, mattresses, and sheets, you can do so by sealing them up 100% in plastic bags and letting them sit out in the hot sun for a week or two. The heat will kill them.

    This is a good low cost method for someone who lives in a hot dry place and has time to spare.

    This also works for dust mites.

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