DeadPest: Roaches and Other Pests Die, Even the New Ones

New Orleans, LA (PRWEB) April 03, 2014

As 39 new species of cockroaches are discovered and revealed to thrive in conditions not usually associated with roaches a New Orleans company is making a bold offer: Its DIY pest-control system will kill every cockroach and insect, no matter what type or its on them.

Dr. Heidi Hopkins of Albuquerque discovered 39 new species of cockroach within the genus Arenivaga, as reported in Science Daily in February 2014. (http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2014/02/140226110842.htm). These are desert roaches, flourishing in extremely hot and dry places a far cry from the humid conditions that cultivate New Orleans infamous infestations of German brown cockroaches and American cockroaches.

DeadPest invites those suffering from insect/pest problems in all parts of the country to give its DIY product a try. It is designed to replace the commercial exterminator hired to come to the property every month to spray and not just for roaches. When used correctly, DeadPest also kills flies, mosquitoes, gnats, fleas, ticks, bed bugs and more. If the product doesnt work to customers satisfaction, they get a refund.

Cockroaches and other insects are not just nasty, but they spread disease, and aggravate respiratory issues and other health problems. Regular, professional extermination has been the best and only solution up until now. These services can get costly, so many people are priced out of living without roaches and other pests. It shouldnt be expensive to live in a pest-free environment, and now it isnt.

DeadPest is safe around children and pets, but deadly to cockroaches and pests. It is a dry odorless spray that doesnt stain furniture or fabric, and at $100 per year is a huge departure from professional extermination bills. The customer sprays the product four times a year the company sends email reminders to ensure they maintain the schedule.

The formula is an overnight killing poison that roaches and other insects carry back to their nests, where it then spreads through the entire population. A day after spraying, the customer starts seeing dead bugs turning up here and there, and thats how they know its working. As long as customers keep up the regular spraying, theyll never have a pest problem again.

Louisiana customer reviews include: Finally, a product that works it compares to local pest control companies I am very happy with DeadPest, and more importantly, so is my wife I use it in my restaurant, and believe me, its fantastic and It has worked beautifully. Five stars!

For more information about DeadPest, please visit http://www.DeadPest.net.

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DeadPest: Roaches and Other Pests Die, Even the New Ones