Watch the video on Facebook here: https://www.facebook.com/ShakespearePestControl/videos/582563225742532/ The following is a machine transcription of the Video. Danny Shakespeare Few people have been asking about the bedbug files that I had, and I’ve moved them into jars now. So this started out with just a few bad bugs, and has really thrived and taken off. I feed them once a week on my leg and can be used for when his boss doesn’t have any searches that day. I have some smaller jars that I take them out and put them in there. And then now you know find those to keep them fresh and keep them doing this thing. It’s also used I’ll bring them in for trainings at times, and you can see all the different life cycles of the bedbugs the skins, the sheds that the droppings there’s eggs in there as well see some eggs up close. So it’s really good for training for the hotel staff and restaurants and, and everybody to keep up on par Don’t want to hear as well. Try to move as told not to move it as much. So I keep the mash on and then I hold that on my leg for about 20 minutes. I’ll just feed you can tell if they’ve been doing well. My blood has been treating them well for this past year when they just keep thriving, so

Watch the video on Facebook here: https://www.facebook.com/ShakespearePestControl/videos/289942252173421/ The following is a machine transcription of the Video. Unknown Speaker 00:00 I’m here at Fitness culture on Danny with Shakespeare pest control. We’re going to be sanitizing the GM, the product, they’re just extra precautious. Everything’s going around in a product that’s labeled for the Coronavirus, and we’ll make sure it kills anything. It’s a fantastic product just like anything though. It’s just sanitization, you need to make sure you’re still doing your part.