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Rugged Ridge 11213.03 Black Radiator Bug Shield List Price: $59.99 Sale Price: $38.94  |
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Protect your front grille from bugs and debris with these durable Radiator Bug Shields by Rugged Ridge. Each externally mounted Bug Shield is perforated for unencumbered air flow. All shield are bound by soft rubber to prevent vehicle scratching. Installation requires some drilling. |
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BugOff Bed Bug Seat Cover / Protector - Black - Package of 12 Sale Price: $14.99 |
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Worried about getting bit by bed bugs in the theaters or on the plane? How about all the dirt and residue left from the thousands of people who sat before you? We present the new BUGOFF SEAT COVER! Package of 12 |
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Black Flag BB-40WHT 40-Watt Replacement, White Bulb List Price: $16.99 Sale Price: $12.42 |
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Black Flag has killed more insects for more years than any other insecticide brand. In fact, the first black flag product was sold in 1833. Since then, the brand has always stood for extremely effective insect control but the technology behind the brand has continuously evolved. |
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Rugged Ridge 11213.02 Black Radiator Bug Shield List Price: $59.99 Sale Price: $38.44 |
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Protect your front grille from bugs and debris with these durable Radiator Bug Shields by Rugged Ridge. Each externally mounted Bug Shield is perforated for unencumbered air flow. All shield are bound by soft rubber to prevent vehicle scratching. Installation requires some drilling. |
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Rugged Ridge 11651.17 Black Diamond Plate Hood Stone Guard List Price: $69.99 Sale Price: $48.95 |
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Get that off-road look with Rugged Ridge Body Armor. Each Body Armor piece is constructed of black diamond plate looking UV treated thermoplastic for the coolest, toughest looking upgrade for your Jeep. Each Body Armor piece attaches to your Jeep with ultra strong 3M tape to ensure a secure fit. Have a scratch or dent on your paint. cover it up with Body Armor. Simply fill in the scratched area with touch-up paint (to prevent rust) and install the Body Armor. You have now repaired AND upgraded. Available in individual pieces or complete styling kit. you can customer the look of your Jeep the way you want. Cannot be used with Bushwhacker brand rear flares. |
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Argus BB-SBM12-PS Battery Bug Battery Monitor for Motorcycles and Power Sports List Price: $49.95 Sale Price: $49.95 |
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Argus Analyzers Battery Bug Battery Monitor for Motorcycle is a full-time battery monitor that warns about the approaching battery failure. As the motorcycle or ATV starting battery gets older and nears its end-of-life, the battery bug alerts with an audible alarm that the battery should be replaced before it is too late. The patented Argus CrankCheck technology tracks the batteries health and predicts cranking failure. It features a LCD display that shows percent battery life remaining, present battery voltage, alternator/charging voltage, data from the battery's worst start and data from the battery's previous start. This monitor’s critical audible alarms indicates "low battery charge" and "replace battery now". It has six foot long straight wire leads for convenient mounting of the data display outside of the battery compartment. The cable termination is of 6mm ring terminal for the smaller power sport batteries. This monitor works with any lead acid engine starting battery. You count on your vehicle's ability to crank every time, so don't get left in the dark by a dead battery. The Argus BB-SMB12PS Battery Bug Battery Monitor for Motorcycles and Power Sports uses advanced CrankCheck technology to test the health of the battery every time the engine is started, tracking the decay of cranking health over time. It clearly indicates battery health on the easy-to-read display, and audibly alerts you when performance begins to drop to dangerously low levels. The Battery Bug is compact and easy to install. Extend Battery Life by Avoiding Damaging Charge Conditions It's a fact: any battery will naturally lose its charge over time, no matter if it's in your daily driver or a garaged beauty. Once fully discharged, a battery will start to permanently lose its overall capacity. This results in weaker performance, even when fully recharged. The Argus BB-SMB12PS Battery Bug Battery Monitor for Motorcycles and Power Sports can significantly extend your battery's life by monitoring its charge level. Its on-board microprocessor continuously monitors decay in battery cranking performance and calculates your battery's total state of cranking health. It also monitors alternator and charger performance for damaging over-charge and under-charge conditions. If the battery reaches a low state of charge, the Battery Bug will sound an audible alarm indicating the need for recharge or replacement. Perfect for colder climates, the Battery Bug also measures battery temperature and adjusts the cranking state of health alarm for extreme low temperatures. The display is easy to read and understand. Intuitive Display and Alarms Provide a Clear Picture of Battery Health The Battery Bug's information-packed LCD display shows critical battery health and performance information that's easy to read and understand. A graphical indication of cranking health remaining and the performance of the most recent engine start appear at the top of the display. Below that is a numerical gauge that shows cranking health remaining, battery voltage, and alternator/charger voltage. Low Battery and Replace Battery icons at the bottom of the display indicate what actions need to be taken when the audible alarm is active. If the battery needs attention, the Battery Bug will alert you with its on-board audible alarm. The Low Battery alarm will sound when a chronic undercharge condition (below 12.1V for more than 30 seconds) is detected. An overcharge alarm will sound when the alternator or charger voltage exceeds 15 Volts. Finally, the Replace Battery alarm will activate if the cranking health of the battery drops below 10%. Easy to Install in Any Vehicle The Battery Bug for Motorcycles and Power Sports comes equipped with 6.4mm ring terminals that are optimized to fit motorcycle, ATV, jet ski, and other power sport batteries. The Battery Bug can also be attached to remote battery terminals without significantly affecting test results. It's engineered tough to survive the elements, and the 6-foot cable gives you the flexibility to place the display right where you need it. The Battery Bug consumes very little power--about the same amount as your vehicle's digital clock--and will not adversely affect battery performance. The Battery Bug can also be attached to two batteries in parallel, and the preferred installation is to attach it diagonally across the pack. The black wire should attach to the negative post at one end of the pack, and the red wire should attach to the positive post at the other end of the pack. The Battery Bug is easy to reset as well, just disconnect one of its wires and the memory will be erased. It is recommended that you reset the Battery Bug if it shows the Replace Battery icon. If the Replace Battery icon illuminates again at the next attempted start, you can be confident that a battery replacement is justified. Choosing the Battery Bug That's Right for You The CrankCheck and charge level monitoring software embedded in the Argus BB-SMB12-PS Battery Bug Starting Battery Monitor for Motorcycles is designed specifically for motorcycles, ATVs, jet skis and other power sport applications. For cars, light trucks, emergency equipment, generators, and other starting batteries for engines typically larger than 1500CC, choose the Argus BB-SBM12 Battery Bug Starting Battery Monitor. The Argus Battery Bug Deep Cycle Series is recommended for marine, RV, worksite, and other heavy-duty applications that involve deep-cycle batteries. Choose the BB-DCM12-300 for applications up to 300Ah, the BB-DCM12-150 for applications up to 150Ah, BB-DCM12-100 for applications up to 100Ah, or the BB-DCM12-90 for applications up to 90Ah. |
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LeBra Front End Cover Nissan Altima - Vinyl, Black List Price: $141.92 Sale Price: $77.47 |
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There’s nothing uglier than road debris damage and rock-chipped paint. LeBra Custom Front End Covers provide an easy way to help protect vehicles from the unexpected. LeBra offers stylish protection that makes vehicles look great and the leather grain vinyl adds style and a custom look! A custom pattern for a perfect fit that is easy to install. |
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Argus BB-SBM12 Battery Bug Starting Battery Monitor List Price: $39.95 Sale Price: $34.33 |
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Argus Battery Bug Starting Battery Monitor provides real-time information on the health of the car battery or other engine starting battery. This battery monitor checks the battery at every start while it displays the remaining battery life, present battery voltage and alternator or charging voltage. It comes with an alarm which alerts when the battery gets old and nears the end of its life. You count on your vehicle's ability to crank every time, so don't get left in the dark by a dead car battery. The Argus BB-SMB12 Battery Bug Starting Battery Monitor uses advanced CrankCheck technology to test the health of the battery every time the engine is started, tracking the decay of cranking health over time. It clearly indicates battery health on the easy-to-read display, and audibly alerts you when performance begins to drop to dangerously low levels. The Battery Bug is compact and easy to install. Extend Battery Life by Avoiding Damaging Charge Conditions It's a fact: any battery will naturally lose its charge over time, no matter if it's in your daily driver or a garaged beauty. Once fully discharged, a battery will start to permanently lose its overall capacity. This results in weaker performance, even when fully recharged. The Argus BB-SMB12 Battery Bug Starting Battery Monitor can significantly extend your battery's life by monitoring its charge level. Its on-board microprocessor continuously monitors decay in battery cranking performance and calculates your battery's total state of cranking health. It also monitors alternator and charger performance for damaging over-charge and under-charge conditions. If the battery reaches a low state of charge, the Battery Bug will sound an audible alarm indicating the need for recharge or replacement. Perfect for colder climates, the Battery Bug also measures battery temperature and adjusts the cranking state of health alarm for extreme low temperatures. The display is easy to read and understand. Intuitive Display and Alarms Provide a Clear Picture of Battery Health The Battery Bug's information-packed LCD display shows critical battery health and performance information that's easy to read and understand. A graphical indication of cranking health remaining and the performance of the most recent engine start appear at the top of the display. Below that is a numerical gauge that shows cranking health remaining, battery voltage, and alternator/charger voltage. Low Battery and Replace Battery icons at the bottom of the display indicate what actions need to be taken when the audible alarm is active. If the battery needs attention, the Battery Bug will alert you with its on-board audible alarm. The Low Battery alarm will sound when a chronic undercharge condition (below 12.1V for more than 30 seconds) is detected. An overcharge alarm will sound when the alternator or charger voltage exceeds 15 Volts. Finally, the Replace Battery alarm will activate if the cranking health of the battery drops below 10%. Easy to Install in Any Vehicle The Battery Bug comes equipped with universal "Y" connectors that can be easily attached to most battery posts or clamps. The Battery Bug can also be attached to remote battery terminals without significantly affecting test results. It's engineered tough to survive under the hood, and the coiled cables let you place it up to 18 inches away from the battery. The Battery Bug consumes very little power--about the same amount as your vehicle's digital clock--and will not adversely affect battery performance. The Battery Bug can also be attached to two batteries in parallel, and the preferred installation is to attach it diagonally across the pack. The black wire should attach to the negative post at one end of the pack, and the red wire should attach to the positive post at the other end of the pack. The Battery Bug is easy to reset as well, just disconnect one of its wires and the memory will be erased. It is recommended that you reset the Battery Bug if it shows the Replace Battery icon. If the Replace Battery icon illuminates again at the next attempted start, you can be confident that a battery replacement is justified. Choosing the Battery Bug That's Right for You The CrankCheck and charge level monitoring software embedded in the Argus BB-SMB12 Battery Bug Starting Battery Monitor is designed specifically for cars, light trucks, emergency equipment, generators, and other starting batteries for engines typically larger than 1500CC. For motorcycle, power sports equipment, and other small engine starting batteries, choose the Argus BB-SBM12-PS Battery Bug Battery Monitor for Motorcycles. The Argus Battery Bug Deep Cycle Series is recommended for marine, RV, worksite, and other heavy-duty applications that involve deep-cycle batteries. Choose the BB-DCM12-300 for applications up to 300Ah, the BB-DCM12-150 for applications up to 150Ah, BB-DCM12-100 for applications up to 100Ah, or the BB-DCM12-90 for applications up to 90Ah. |
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Rugged Ridge 11213.01 Black Radiator Bug Shield List Price: $49.99 Sale Price: $33.94 |
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Protect your front grille from bugs and debris with these durable Radiator Bug Shields by Rugged Ridge. Each externally mounted Bug Shield is perforated for unencumbered air flow. All shield are bound by soft rubber to prevent vehicle scratching. Installation requires some drilling. |
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Bobster Bugeye 2 Goggles,Black Frame/3 Lenses (Smoked, Amber and Clear),one size List Price: $27.98 Sale Price: $21.69 |
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Color: BlackInclude three shades of shatterresistant, anti fog coated lenses: smoke, for most standard riding conditions; amber, for overcast conditions; clear, for nighttime ridingStrong, durable black frame with classic elastic band that is adjustable for comfort and can be worn over hats during inclement weatherBlack nylon belt pouch stores goggles and lenses; microfiber cleaning cloth also included |
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Anyone who has had bed bug bites, knows how itchy and painful it is. Many of you with children worry when they wake up in the morning, scratching and digging at their bites. The worst part is that the bites were clustered, often in threes. Bed bug experts called them breakfast, lunch and dinner. All you know was that the bed bug bites had to stop.
In early infestations, bed bugs like to hide in tufts, seams, and folds of mattresses and daybed covers; later they spread to cracks and crevices in the bed and mattresses. They are nocturnal, so if you are awake between 3 am and 5 am, you may be able to see one on your bed. I have to admit that I set the alarm, so I could get up and check the beds of my children. Only once did I find an actual bed bug, so finding them is not necessarily a good indication of infestation.
The fact that I acted EARLY was a HUGE reason why I was able to successfully get RID of bed bugs and experienced no more bed bug bites.
If allowed to multiply, they can be found behind baseboards or woodwork, window and door frames, pictures, and moldings, and in furniture, loosened wallpaper, and cracks in plaster and partitions.
They can even hide in mattress box springs, wall sockets, old books (look in the spine and between pages), behind wallpaper, clothing cracks and crevices of the floor and wall and basically anywhere they can stick their flat small bodies.
"When I'm traveling I will pull sheets off of the bed and look for black dots or a live bedbug," Warneke (Orkin Pest Control Services) said. The Herald
- Look for bed bug leavings on your sheets. They look like black dots. Inspect carefully around the seam of your bed. I found these especially in the seam of the mattress, but they were VERY TINY.
- Sometimes you may find eggs, egg shells and cast skins near these places.
- There is usually is a distinctive odor in rooms where bed bugs are numerous
Now you know about bed bug bites and you know a bit more about signs of bed bugs. You may be fairly certain you have bed bugs, next you need to learn how to get rid of bed bugs.
If the insomnia of sleeping in fear of new bed bug bites is more than you want to bear now, I recommend Stop Bed Bug Bites [http://stopbedbugbites.tumblr.com], a highly ranked website with videos, tips and hints from someone who has actually conquered bed bugs. You may not sure if you should call an exterminator, you may not be sure what other options there are. Do you know what to do with your clothing, with your books? Will you have to throw everything out or move? Are there any safe or natural options? Find out all of this and more at Stop Bed Bug Bites [http://stopbedbugbites.tumblr.com]
Hotels and Resorts - Don’t Let the Bed Bugs Bite When You Travel on Vacation
Even the best luxurious five-star hotels and resorts can occasionally get an infestation of bed bugs. This is sometimes unavoidable because many hundreds, or even thousands of travelers and tourists can be staying at a hotel or resort at any given time. These little blood sucking critters can easily hitch a ride on unsuspecting travelers or hide in their luggage. Hotel and resort managers are very aware of this problem and do their best to prevent this from happening.
What do these pests look like?
Bedbugs are very tiny, flat, wingless bugs. Their size can vary from a head of a pin to about one-quarter of an inch in length when fully mature. They have an oval shape and look like small watermelon seeds. Their color can vary from a translucent yellow to a dark reddish brown. If they have just dined on a person’s blood they may appear dark brown or black in color.
How easy are they to detect?
Most travelers are not aware of bedbugs until they see the red bite marks on their bodies and start scratching their itchy wounds. Bed bugs can be extremely difficult to find if the infestation is light. Their eggs are very tiny and about the size of a grains of rice which are even harder to see. To make matters worse they tend to be nocturnal so they are waking up and looking for a blood breakfast when most vacationers are going to sleeping.
When you check into your room it is advisable to roll the bed sheets, blankets and comforters all the way down to see if you can find any bed bugs. A tell tale sign that they are there are dark fecal spots or drops of dried blood on the linen, pillowcases, or in the seams around the mattress or box springs. You may also find what appear to be shells of bed bugs which are in fact the skins that they shed as they mature. If you find any sign of their presence, call down to the front desk and ask for another room. You may be able to get a discount on your room for the upsetting experience and inconvenience.
However, bed bugs do not reflect on the cleanliness of hotels and resorts. These insects do not eat crumbs or dirt, or anything we may associate with unsanitary hotel room conditions. They only feed on blood.
In terms of a vacationer’s health, current research indicates that these insects do not appear to spread disease even though they can harbor well over twenty-five different pathogens.
Not everybody gets bitten by bed bugs. Sometimes, if there are two travelers sleeping in the same bed, only one may get bitten. However, bed bugs do not discriminate. Given a chance they will gladly dine on anyone’s blood. Bed bugs are attracted to the heat of our bodies and the carbon dioxide that we exhale when we breathe. They also release chemicals to attract and find each other. These night crawlers move fast and are excellent climbers. They can quietly tag along in a traveler’s luggage or on their clothes.
What can you do to avoid these pests when traveling on your holidays?
Unfortunately, apart from checking the bed linen, mattress, box springs, bed frames, behind the bed’s headboard, any upholstered furniture, and along the baseboards in your room, that’s about all you can do.
Bed bugs are a universal problem and can be found in motels, hostels, bed and breakfasts, hotels, pod hotels, resorts, hospitals, airplanes, trains, buses, cabs, cruise ships, etc. These little blood suckers can be found near any readily available sources of blood, like tired travelers. Bed bugs can even hitch a ride home with you, turning your home sweet home into a living hell.
What can you do to get rid of bed bugs?
You should leave the job to a professional pest control company as these pests are very difficult to get rid of. It’s expensive and can take time treating an infestation of bed bugs which usually involves using steam and pesticides. This process may have to be repeated a number of times before the very hot steam and pesticides kill all of them. Keep in mind that the insects must come into direct contact with the hot steam and pesticides for these tactics to be totally effective.
As far as your home is concerned, prevention is a lot easier and far less costly than the cure. In your home, you do not have to throw your mattress and box springs out. You can easily cover your mattress and box springs with zippered plastic coverings which will prevent bedbugs from hiding in the cracks and crevices of your mattress. There are also zippered plastic protectors that are just as effective for your pillows. This will prevent any possible bedbugs that are inside from getting out. At the same time it will prevent any new infestations from getting in, thus eliminating the bed as a problem. However, this is only one part of the solution. You will still need to apply steam and pesticides to any areas of the home where they could be hiding.
There is a new and exciting revolutionary product that looks very promising for monitoring and eliminating bed bugs. It’s called the NightWatch Bedbug Trap designed by Bio Sensory, Inc..
This small, easy to use product has a kairomone, carbon dioxide, and heat lure that traps and kills bed bugs. Under a monitored field test this product captured and killed over a thousand bed bugs. The company’s website is Biosensory.com.
About the Author
Dorothy Yamich has a passion for travel. She has lived and traveled extensively throughout Europe as well as traveled in North America, Central America, and the Caribbean. She is a travel consultant and specializes in luxury cruises as well as vacation packages. To quickly find and book cheap holidays, at the best price possible, every time you feel like traveling, visit Travel Tips Guide, for more information.
What is this bug... found in my bathroom a black bug with white stripes?
It almost looked like a german cockroach larvae, but it was all black, the body was segmented like that of a cockroach, but it had 2 distinct white lines going across the body. Not the length of the body, but almost as if to seperate the sections like an ant. It was the same width for the duration of the length... any ideas???
This Sounds Like A Milk Weed Beetle. Very Few Have The Stripes That You Are Talking About, But I Believe This Is What It Was. Often Thay Will Come U Through Drains And Pipes. To Keep These Beetles Fom Comeing Up Again Pour Vinigar Down Your Drains.
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