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Bed Bugs?

EcoSMART has created a dedicated website as a handy resource for consumers about beg bugs.

Go to www.ecosmart.com/bedbugs and learn about:

Where bed bugs hide and how to find them, handy travel tips, and information about EcoSMART’s safe, effective suite of home and travel bed bug products.

House flies are bad!

Even more reasons to control house flies (article from University of Florida):

http://news.ufl.edu/2010/08/26/flies/

 

What’s On My Food?

Pesticides

…on our food, even after washing;…in our bodies, for years;…& in our environment, traveling many miles on wind, water and dust.What’s On My Food? is a searchable database designed to make the public problem of pesticide exposure visible and more understandable.

http://www.whatsonmyfood.org/index.jsp

 

What You Need to Know About Pesticide Poisoning

Product Knowledge Card

Can pesticides which are meant to be deadly to pests be truly safe to use around children, pets and the environment?

With EcoSMART, the answer is, “YES!”.

Highly Targeted to Insects ONLY

First, our products have a unique mode of action that targets systems which exist in insects only. That means that our active ingredients which work on insects are harmless to mammals, birds and fish.

NO Toxic Residue

Second, all of our products leave no toxic residue and pose no exposure risk. This means that after the pest control is done, our products will not pollute ground water sources with harmful chemical residue.

100% SAFE, All-Natural Ingredients

Third, the basis of safety in our products are the ingredients themselves. All of the ingredients used in our products are either food grade and listed on the FDA GRAS (“Generally Regarded as Safe”) list or are commonly used in the food and beverage industry (this means they have no adverse effect on living organisms). No other household brand can make this claim.

How do our all-natural ingredients compare against the synthetic chemical ingredients used in the most common traditional pesticides found in stores?

Safe Pesticides?