Bed Bug Chemicals

2) Make sure to dust off cabinets, window sills, book cases, bookshelves, fans, tables, and other areas prone to collecting dust, as they can house and conceal insects. They can also be a breeding ground for termites, which could absolutely DOOM your establishment and your livelihood.

3) If you're operating a restaurant, it's imperative that staff cleans off tables immediately, especially outside, where flies and other insects will congregate quickly. Make sure spills are cleaned up right away. This also holds true for areas unseen by customers, such as the kitchen. Clean up spills immediately and make sure dishes are washed and disinfected quickly to avoid attracting bugs.

4) Empty trash bins frequently. If you're a restaurant throwing food outside, dispose of it in a large trash bin. Don't litter! Make sure the large trash bin is emptied by daily trash pickup. If possible, have it emptied two times a day. Keep areas around trash bins clean to avoid swarms of bugs.

5) Have routine pest control done by a professional at your business. They can use stronger chemicals, even echo-friendly extermination equipment, to get rid of bugs and keep them away. They can also identify areas prone to bugs and provide you with a plan for keeping them away.

6) Vacuum all furniture, including couches, chairs, pillows, seat cushions, and carpeted areas making sure to focus on creases and corners which are prone to bed bugs.

7) Make sure to routinely clean out kitchen cupboards and pantries in your kitchen or dining area. This isn't just applicable for restaurants but for all places of business that keep food and sodas on-hand. Discard old food, then dust off shelving areas. Complete by using disinfectant wipes.

8) Routinely clean out the refrigerator in your office's kitchen or dining area, discarding old food. Just like the pantry, regularly take out all food and scrub surface areas with cleaner to disinfect them.

9) Keep boxes and crates that are stacked high away from the wall so that you can always see what's behind them. This will also prevent insects or rodents from getting into them from the attic or roof.

10) Make sure your attic and roof are routinely inspected for mice and bugs. Have these areas sprayed by a pest control professional.