This is a different state bill in New Jersey that would create a warranty: Every commercial pesticide applicator, licensed pursuant to the “Pesticide Control Act of 1971,” P.L.1971, c.176 (C.13:1F-1 et seq.) and the rules and regulations promulgated pursuant thereto, … Continue reading
Via PolitickerNJ, the New Jersey Assembly bill which would make New Jersey landlords financially responsible for bed bug eradication in multi-unit buildings has been referred to the Speaker.
New Jersey has guidelines for the sanitization of used mattresses that give specific direction in the use of Steri-Fab or Microban to sanitize used mattresses–right down to the recommended number of ounces per mattress size. Continue reading
From a control perspective, there is no escaping the essential rationale for making landlords responsible: that they are uniquely positioned to inspect and treat a building-wide infestation. Only such a coordinated effort stands a chance of actually eradicating the infestation. Continue reading
We like Nobugs’ take on the recent struggles of New Jersey lawmakers to define an acceptable answer to the question of who should pay for bed bug treatments. Continue reading