@onboard2000 ya well mabye thats because its my first time viewing this. i look at the comments and see YOU going on and on and on and you just cant stop and your online bud. if you have a concern you can talk to the company yourself and see how far you get.
I used to work in pest control and it makes me uncomfortable to see them apply pesticides as a preventive measure (we are not talking about termites). Pesticides should be used as an element of integrated pest management only...
u suck onboard2000 stop making lame comments cuz you dont sound smart and we know that you have nothing better to do then tear down a sucsessful company that is obviousley better then the one you are in. well, i wouldent expect someone as old as you to have a clear brain anyways....
Geez....all the bugs are coming out of the wood work. Nightengale, have you ever heard about using periods or do just like rambling on? then or than? wouldn't or wouldent? cuz or cause? sucsessful or successful? Time to crawl back into your hole Nightengale123. You are the last person to qualitate or evaluate someones inteligence.
@onboard2000 dude, you have no inteligence. your an idiot trying to sound smart. i can understand why all these people hate you so much. your a loser. with nothing better to do with his spare time then tear down a sucsessful company like this. GET A LIFE OLD MAN
what is this onboard2000 guy trying to prove? he is just trying to tear down a sucsessful company because he thinks he is better then all of this. and by the way just so you know "Onboard2000" to me the EPA is much more accurate then a "yahoo search" just like greghunt1973 mentioned. we are done with you onboard2000, you lose stop trying to make pointless and meaningless excuses
Is she your wife Oh? You obviously have attracted all your buddies. Read my explanation on gloves. P.S. Why do you fail to address the subject of your employee's safety. Spend some money.
ohthebuzz...are you part of the pest Industry? I doubt you are. Anyone in the Industry knows....the label and MSDS are what we turn to when we want to know about a particular pesticide and how to use it. As the state test for licensing in structural pest control states: The Label is the Law. The label tells us how to use the pesticide not the E.P.A. Now grab your foot along with reddawnremake and take a walk to the lake. So much for being a successful company. Yowzah!
i am glad you see my point reddawnremake. this onboard2000 guy just keeps going on and on and on. you are not the only one trust me. he has been annoying all of us with lame commenting. he is making no sense compared to what everyone else is saying. thanks for helping us get this freak "onboard2000" out of here.
Ms...you are delving into a subjec t you have no idea what you are talking about.
Our pest control technicians are not only exposed to chemicals on a daily basis , but also exposed to a multitude of bacteria. It is the responsibility of the pest control company to protect it's employee's. Do some research on mice and the problems associated with their fecal matter. Have you ever hear the word hepatitis. The safety of our employee's is our first concern. Now put the foot in your mouth.
(label)....by the way , I have thirty years experience.....and not just being a tech.
I have never been as bold as you, I still continue to learn everyday. You are so pent up on your 14 years that you are blind to constructive critciism and only read what you want to read.
P.S. Mr. Pro....you still haven't explained why your tech's are not using any safety equipment (gloves?). For someone who loves to read a products lable, you sure omit a lot of things.
As one pro to another pro....I will even tell you how to do a yahoo search for msds sheets on Demand CS..... go to yahoo search and type msds demand cd insecticide....hope this helps ya.
by the way....only gives you the EPA registration number and EPA establishment number. They tell you the lable is the law and all PRO's must follow theh lable. Now go read the label....I've even printed part of the label for you and stop over spraying your customers homes. P.S. Start thinking about the safety of you tech's .....buy some safety equipment. Our staff entomologist, said he will train you if you are willing to pay for his air faire.
oh my gosh , onboard2000. all of this crap you keep telling us all about makes no sence compared to what me and pretty much everyone else is saying. i am also pretty sure that a "yahoo search" only gives only peoples opions. the EP gives out the facts. You should really stop telling somone with 14 years of experiance what to do. we all know you are just a jelous rookie.lay of, you lose freak.
Once again....time to teach this pro. A yahooo search or any search will take you to a manufactures site....thus showing you the product and its msds sheets and label. Is this pro for real? duh
You are tired for obvious reasons...you still haven't explained why your technicains aren't taking any precautions for their own safety. The original post said it all...you are just a plain old baseboard jockey. By the way, Mr. professional, the insects that you explained live behind the baseboards, require crack and crevice applications , not a tech running down the baseboard with a B&G. It also require a flash light to inspect the crevices....lol
In the state of Illinois the insecticide that this fella is talking about is not allowed to be used at schools or day care centers unless all parents are notified about its use. Illinois has a posting law.
wow.... onboard2000. words cant describe just the kind of loser you are being right now. just chill we all know how jealous you are of the company but you don't need to keep making these stupid comments about how much more smart you think you are then someone with 14 years of being a perfessional. just lay off we are all tired of these lame comments you keep making.
P.S..Just in case you don't have time to look up thigmotrophic.....'''''''''''''''''''thigmotrophic is a term entomoglists use when explaining the behavior of a cockroach (esp. Blattella germanica or the German cockroach). Your rendition of this word, most obviously is an indication of your lack of training and expertise. You have 14 years...I have met many like you at our seminars and wonder ....lol.. Sometimes its the highlight of our meetings, while we sit back and listen to you pro's.
I'm still waiting to hear why your not wearing gloves while applying a pesticide? The term thigmotrophic has been totally take out of context. The term has nothing to do with being a baseboard jockey. If you must know my credenitals....I have been both a manager (of the worlds largest commercial and Industrial pest control company) and a pest control company owner. Your neglect to wear gloves and how you apply a insecticide says it all. Now please go out and purchase some gloves.
Why are you running down a home owners baseboards with insecticide. Yes. ...you are definately a base board jockey. P.S. why aren't you wearing gloves. Perhaps you should start considering preventative methods in regards to your own health.
Gotta love competitors! It would be good for you to know that most insects are thigmotrophic (look it up). They prefer living in small cracks and crevices. A baseboard is a common area for pests to travel. I have 14 years of experience and have seen many ants, centipedes, scorpions, roaches, etc. residing along the crevice of a baseboard. Thanks for remaining anonymous. You should study your trade a little closer. "Baseboard Jockey" is an outdated and overly used term. Good luck competing
The product is microencapsulated and is labeled for daycare use. It is safe for your children and will keep dangerous pests from harming them where they live. Thanks for the valuable feedback urcommentsukz....
omg....microencapsulaton has nothing to do with safety and just because it's labeled for day care use does not mean its safe. This fella is really starting to upset me. Home owner beware. P.S...for anyone that doubts this....just do a yahoo seach ....microencapsulated insecticides. After you read this....you will certainly be as upset with "ohthebuzz", as I am.
We all know that there is unsubstantiated junk on the internet. The EPA regulates and labels this product as safe for residential use!! The EPA is surely more accurate than a "yahoo search". This person is an uneducated competitor with nothing else to do but tear down a great company that uses a quality product. Microcap technology is time release is contained inside a protective polymer. Do the research "ontheboard" before you continue lame commenting. I'm glad that I "bug" you.
I guess, I need to spell it out for this professional. Go to yahoo and do a search for both the label and msds on this particular insecticide. It's obvious this pro is missing something. 14 years and he's walking around telling everyone that he's a pro. Running up and down baseboards does not make one a pro.
The best products to use for general purpose pest control (which are not used for broadcasting indoors): Demand CS, Demon WP, Demon EC, Cynoff WP, Cynoff EC and Talstar. These products are excellent for spraying baseboards, cracks, crevices, entry points and other areas where bugs are most likely to be but where people and pets rarely come into contact with treated surfaces. I read the label for you.....do you need me to explain it to you?
Finally I found a pest control company that I LOVE. The service is the best around!!!
jenyancey 1 year ago
It only took you 11 months to respond...now whose the moron?
onboard2000 1 year ago
@onboard2000 ya well mabye thats because its my first time viewing this. i look at the comments and see YOU going on and on and on and you just cant stop and your online bud. if you have a concern you can talk to the company yourself and see how far you get.
codzombies212 1 year ago
and the PPE ???? dont burn the image, gotta be pro
cinercex 2 years ago
I used to work in pest control and it makes me uncomfortable to see them apply pesticides as a preventive measure (we are not talking about termites). Pesticides should be used as an element of integrated pest management only...
irulanne 2 years ago
u suck onboard2000 stop making lame comments cuz you dont sound smart and we know that you have nothing better to do then tear down a sucsessful company that is obviousley better then the one you are in. well, i wouldent expect someone as old as you to have a clear brain anyways....
NIGHTENGALE123 2 years ago
Geez....all the bugs are coming out of the wood work. Nightengale, have you ever heard about using periods or do just like rambling on? then or than? wouldn't or wouldent? cuz or cause? sucsessful or successful? Time to crawl back into your hole Nightengale123. You are the last person to qualitate or evaluate someones inteligence.
onboard2000 2 years ago
@onboard2000 dude, you have no inteligence. your an idiot trying to sound smart. i can understand why all these people hate you so much. your a loser. with nothing better to do with his spare time then tear down a sucsessful company like this. GET A LIFE OLD MAN
codzombies212 1 year ago
@codzombies212 ..it only took you 11 months to respond....now whose the moron?
onboard2000 1 year ago
and by the way...what's this everyone else crap.....geez, how many people are here?
This guy loves to exaggerate. Check your screws ohthebuzz, they might need tightening.
onboard2000 2 years ago
Then again this says a lot about ohthebuzz..
onboard2000 2 years ago
what is this onboard2000 guy trying to prove? he is just trying to tear down a sucsessful company because he thinks he is better then all of this. and by the way just so you know "Onboard2000" to me the EPA is much more accurate then a "yahoo search" just like greghunt1973 mentioned. we are done with you onboard2000, you lose stop trying to make pointless and meaningless excuses
ohthebuzz 2 years ago
Is she your wife Oh? You obviously have attracted all your buddies. Read my explanation on gloves. P.S. Why do you fail to address the subject of your employee's safety. Spend some money.
onboard2000 2 years ago
ohthebuzz...are you part of the pest Industry? I doubt you are. Anyone in the Industry knows....the label and MSDS are what we turn to when we want to know about a particular pesticide and how to use it. As the state test for licensing in structural pest control states: The Label is the Law. The label tells us how to use the pesticide not the E.P.A. Now grab your foot along with reddawnremake and take a walk to the lake. So much for being a successful company. Yowzah!
onboard2000 2 years ago
Ah....reddawnremake is a Kid....now I understand. Sorry red...18 years old is quite young to be remarking about the pest Industry.
onboard2000 2 years ago
i am glad you see my point reddawnremake. this onboard2000 guy just keeps going on and on and on. you are not the only one trust me. he has been annoying all of us with lame commenting. he is making no sense compared to what everyone else is saying. thanks for helping us get this freak "onboard2000" out of here.
ohthebuzz 2 years ago
It is interesting that you marked my "gloves are not required comment" as spam so no one whould see it. Open mouth...insert foot onboard2000.
reddawnremake 2 years ago
Ms...you are delving into a subjec t you have no idea what you are talking about.
Our pest control technicians are not only exposed to chemicals on a daily basis , but also exposed to a multitude of bacteria. It is the responsibility of the pest control company to protect it's employee's. Do some research on mice and the problems associated with their fecal matter. Have you ever hear the word hepatitis. The safety of our employee's is our first concern. Now put the foot in your mouth.
onboard2000 2 years ago
(label)....by the way , I have thirty years experience.....and not just being a tech.
I have never been as bold as you, I still continue to learn everyday. You are so pent up on your 14 years that you are blind to constructive critciism and only read what you want to read.
onboard2000 2 years ago
P.S. Mr. Pro....you still haven't explained why your tech's are not using any safety equipment (gloves?). For someone who loves to read a products lable, you sure omit a lot of things.
onboard2000 2 years ago
As one pro to another pro....I will even tell you how to do a yahoo search for msds sheets on Demand CS..... go to yahoo search and type msds demand cd insecticide....hope this helps ya.
onboard2000 2 years ago
No where on the label does it say that gloves are required.
reddawnremake 2 years ago
Oh....my, time for more explaining. Where do these people come from. Must be his wife.
onboard2000 2 years ago
This has been flagged as spam show
No where on the label does it mention that gloves are required.
reddawnremake 2 years ago
by the way....only gives you the EPA registration number and EPA establishment number. They tell you the lable is the law and all PRO's must follow theh lable. Now go read the label....I've even printed part of the label for you and stop over spraying your customers homes. P.S. Start thinking about the safety of you tech's .....buy some safety equipment. Our staff entomologist, said he will train you if you are willing to pay for his air faire.
onboard2000 2 years ago
oh my gosh , onboard2000. all of this crap you keep telling us all about makes no sence compared to what me and pretty much everyone else is saying. i am also pretty sure that a "yahoo search" only gives only peoples opions. the EP gives out the facts. You should really stop telling somone with 14 years of experiance what to do. we all know you are just a jelous rookie.lay of, you lose freak.
greghunt1973 2 years ago
Once again....time to teach this pro. A yahooo search or any search will take you to a manufactures site....thus showing you the product and its msds sheets and label. Is this pro for real? duh
onboard2000 2 years ago
Great baseboard jockey video.
onboard2000 2 years ago
Ah....I guess Texas does have a posting law. Pesticides should only be used as a last resort. mh.....(safe?).
onboard2000 2 years ago
You are tired for obvious reasons...you still haven't explained why your technicains aren't taking any precautions for their own safety. The original post said it all...you are just a plain old baseboard jockey. By the way, Mr. professional, the insects that you explained live behind the baseboards, require crack and crevice applications , not a tech running down the baseboard with a B&G. It also require a flash light to inspect the crevices....lol
onboard2000 2 years ago
Geez....are the pest applicator laws in Texas that lax....?
onboard2000 2 years ago
In the state of Illinois the insecticide that this fella is talking about is not allowed to be used at schools or day care centers unless all parents are notified about its use. Illinois has a posting law.
onboard2000 2 years ago
wow.... onboard2000. words cant describe just the kind of loser you are being right now. just chill we all know how jealous you are of the company but you don't need to keep making these stupid comments about how much more smart you think you are then someone with 14 years of being a perfessional. just lay off we are all tired of these lame comments you keep making.
ohthebuzz 2 years ago
P.S..Just in case you don't have time to look up thigmotrophic.....'''''''''''''''''''thigmotrophic is a term entomoglists use when explaining the behavior of a cockroach (esp. Blattella germanica or the German cockroach). Your rendition of this word, most obviously is an indication of your lack of training and expertise. You have 14 years...I have met many like you at our seminars and wonder ....lol.. Sometimes its the highlight of our meetings, while we sit back and listen to you pro's.
onboard2000 2 years ago
I'm still waiting to hear why your not wearing gloves while applying a pesticide? The term thigmotrophic has been totally take out of context. The term has nothing to do with being a baseboard jockey. If you must know my credenitals....I have been both a manager (of the worlds largest commercial and Industrial pest control company) and a pest control company owner. Your neglect to wear gloves and how you apply a insecticide says it all. Now please go out and purchase some gloves.
onboard2000 2 years ago
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onboard2000 2 years ago
We have had Preventive Pest Control since June 2003. We are very happy with the service and have had a pest free home since. They are great!!!
sgates19 2 years ago
Why are you running down a home owners baseboards with insecticide. Yes. ...you are definately a base board jockey. P.S. why aren't you wearing gloves. Perhaps you should start considering preventative methods in regards to your own health.
onboard2000 2 years ago
Gotta love competitors! It would be good for you to know that most insects are thigmotrophic (look it up). They prefer living in small cracks and crevices. A baseboard is a common area for pests to travel. I have 14 years of experience and have seen many ants, centipedes, scorpions, roaches, etc. residing along the crevice of a baseboard. Thanks for remaining anonymous. You should study your trade a little closer. "Baseboard Jockey" is an outdated and overly used term. Good luck competing
ohthebuzz 2 years ago
I hope that lady likes her baby crawling along the baseboard in pesticide. Baseboard Jockey.
urvidsukz 3 years ago
The product is microencapsulated and is labeled for daycare use. It is safe for your children and will keep dangerous pests from harming them where they live. Thanks for the valuable feedback urcommentsukz....
ohthebuzz 2 years ago
omg....microencapsulaton has nothing to do with safety and just because it's labeled for day care use does not mean its safe. This fella is really starting to upset me. Home owner beware. P.S...for anyone that doubts this....just do a yahoo seach ....microencapsulated insecticides. After you read this....you will certainly be as upset with "ohthebuzz", as I am.
onboard2000 2 years ago
We all know that there is unsubstantiated junk on the internet. The EPA regulates and labels this product as safe for residential use!! The EPA is surely more accurate than a "yahoo search". This person is an uneducated competitor with nothing else to do but tear down a great company that uses a quality product. Microcap technology is time release is contained inside a protective polymer. Do the research "ontheboard" before you continue lame commenting. I'm glad that I "bug" you.
greghunt1973 2 years ago
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onboard2000 2 years ago
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onboard2000 2 years ago
I guess, I need to spell it out for this professional. Go to yahoo and do a search for both the label and msds on this particular insecticide. It's obvious this pro is missing something. 14 years and he's walking around telling everyone that he's a pro. Running up and down baseboards does not make one a pro.
onboard2000 2 years ago
The best products to use for general purpose pest control (which are not used for broadcasting indoors): Demand CS, Demon WP, Demon EC, Cynoff WP, Cynoff EC and Talstar. These products are excellent for spraying baseboards, cracks, crevices, entry points and other areas where bugs are most likely to be but where people and pets rarely come into contact with treated surfaces. I read the label for you.....do you need me to explain it to you?
onboard2000 2 years ago
this is so cool my dad owns this company he is greg hunt.he is an awesome guy and you should definitly try the job!
ohthebuzz 3 years ago