This is a cool website. I like the blog feature.

We use Lots of Delta Dust. Before the Exacticide we really used lots lots lots of dust and didnt reach the hard to get places.
Now all our trucks have a Exacticide in use. We hit the target with ease and we DONT use lots of dust anymore.

Like the new website, and the blog feature.

I just wanted to write a short note and let you folks know how happy we are with our Exacticide duster. We just bought our second one and we will be buying more in the future. We use it with great success in our bedbug control work and it also works great on wasp & bee nests. Thanks for a super product!! Bill Petersen Pest Control Supervisor Seattle Housing Authority

we just received out first 2 units and our techs love to use them. The customer service is superb and the units are well built. The units offer good value because of the increased productivity of our technicians.

Douglas Stern
Managing Partner
Stern Environmental Group
www.sternenvironmental.com

In this economy we are pretty careful as to how we spend our money. I will admit that the $500+ dollars for an Exacticide was a bit much for me at first. We bought one unit to try out. In 30 days it more than paid for itself. Now we have one for every tech. We no longer carry B&G sprayers in our trucks and we stopped using those ridiculous aerosol cans and cumbersome bulb dusters. It is the most professional and reliable tool I have ever used in over 30 years in pest control. We have cut our material cost dramatically while increasing our efficiency. Its not only the easiest tool to use off the truck but the most effective. Can't imagine doing pest control without it. Thanks for making such a great machine. Thanks for the volume discount.

I finally have my Exacticide and am using it for my general pest control services. I used to use a B&G and a small duster - took forever to apply dust where I wanted it. Shake, Shake - puff, puff - shake, shake.... Not anymore! I use Eco EXEMPT dust and Mother Earth dust, and this piece of equipment is perfect for my services.

SHADES OF GREEN:

Its good to see the trend toward eco-friendly products and services. The problem in pest control is that there is no clear definition of what green pest control is. Thus far, it is only related to reduced pesticide usage. Companies that have so-called green programs can still use the same synthetic pesticides they have been using all along, they just use less of them. Less is good, but realistically, it can go farther.

Years ago, the botanical insecticides that were available just didn't last very long. It made it hard to promote a pest control program when your products were breaking down before your next visit. So the industry's confidence in the botanical products just was not there. But that has changed, and today's botanical insecticides last much longer than they did before, and as some pest control experts have said, they work just as well as the synthetic products do.

That being the case, if a company wants to offer a green service, there is absolutely no reason to keep using the synthetic pesticides in a modified program under a green banner. They all have the chance to switch to botanical alternatives, and be really green.

So, if you are a consumer looking for a eco-friendly, or green pest control company, one of the first questions you need to ask is what are the brand names of the products you use? More than likely, they'll tell you that they use reduced risk methods and products or IPM. But what products are they using? Synthetic insecticides? Are they really green, or just another shade of green that is designed to get more of your green? Ask questions. Get answers. Educate yourself.

If you are a pest control company and you haven't yet tried the botanical insecticides, I strongly recommend you try both the EcoSmart line and the Mother Earth line of products. I have found that there is no better way to apply them, than with the Exacticide.