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catsownme7, Apparently the Oprah guest was not reading very carefully. Bed bugs don't eat your dead skin cells. They suck your blood. And your memory foam won't protect you, alas...

will we ever find out what happened to Amanda???

Is there any update, now a month more has passed, on Amanda's bed bug status?

from Apartment Therapy - Bedbugs Take Manhattan #8 on September 12, 2007 01:23AM

I think most of the retailers do that Mrs. S. Moxie is right--the city needs to take bed bugs seriously, and they might if they were to stop counting only people who call 311 when they...

from Bedbugs Take Manhattan #8 on August 8, 2007 10:58AM

Sorry--I wasn't clear about Richard Cooper's statement. He says here http://www.nj.com/living/le...

from Bedbugs Take Manhattan #7 on August 1, 2007 01:00PM

aesargent, You should be concerned. It all hinges on how very cautious he was, and how very infested he was, but he can definitely spread them. RuthyE, I don't know about...

from Bedbugs Take Manhattan #7 on August 1, 2007 12:40PM

Leslie, how long has she been bed bug free? (If she reacted to bites, and has had none for a while, say 6 months, I would feel safe-ish). Now, I'm wary of street stuff, but like k2 sa...

from Survey: Scavenging and Bedbugs on June 28, 2007 11:06PM

One of those apartments in About Last Night was filmed inside and outside my highschool classmate's apartment. Ahh, the 80s.

from ColorTherapy in Film: St. Elmo’s Fire on June 27, 2007 12:08AM

Just to be clear, there are some situations where tenants are liable to pay for treatment. See: htt...

from Bedbugs Take Manhattan #6 on June 22, 2007 10:29PM

This article, http://www.nytimes.com/2006/10/15/realestate/15cov.html?ex=118265760...

from Bedbugs Take Manhattan #6 on June 22, 2007 01:46AM

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Hi Jessica-- Yes--what I meant was "the process cannot be done legally in NYC" was regarding the fuel. And I do hope that is legalized soon, or alternatives found. Good luck with that!

from Bedbugs Take Manhattan! on June 20, 2007 12:58AM

Bedbugger doesn't just say your landlord has to pay. We post extracts of the relevant law. http://b...

from Bedbugs Take Manhattan #5 on June 20, 2007 12:24AM

Harley, Lynn, and others: in the first of the "Amanda" series of posts, Maxwell expressed apparent surprise that bed bugs were found in an apartment that was "chic, beautiful and CLEAN." That, and...

from Bedbugs Take Manhattan #4 on June 19, 2007 12:37AM

As per MrGreen's comments, she needs to tell the landlord and get him/her to take action. Not only should the landlord pay, but getting the landlord to have all adjacent units (top, bottom, on eve...

from Bedbugs Take Manhattan #4 on June 18, 2007 04:39PM

Is Amanda reading our comments on previous threads? Did she get that the landlord is liable to pay for the PCO?

from Bedbugs Take Manhattan #4 on June 18, 2007 04:36PM

Amanda has a landlord: she's renting. She lives in NYC. Her landlord is obliged to pay for the bed bugs to be removed. From all afflicted units. Period. It does not matter who brought them in....

from Bedbugs Take Manhattan #3 on June 16, 2007 12:07AM

Deborah, It's a house problem too. It's just that they're so much more of a nightmare when your neighbors are attached to you and may be sending the things over. Also, most homeowner...

from Bedbugs Take Manhattan #2 on June 15, 2007 11:59PM

Oh, and even if it is just one bed bug, I'd still say, go all out. An adult female can lay eggs each time she bites. Multiple bites in one week signal the presence of multiple bed bugs.

from Bedbugs Take Manhattan #2 on June 15, 2007 01:07AM

Amanda does need to launder everything, and she did find bed bugs (plural) and she does need a PCO that knows how to get rid of them. And she needs them to come every two weeks until there are no ...

from Bedbugs Take Manhattan #2 on June 15, 2007 01:05AM