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09-17-09, 04:50 PM

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In wall pest controll tubing

I have the system installed at my home but ther pest controll company charges to much I have a compressor what else do I need to treat my own home.

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09-17-09, 07:39 PM

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You need the chemicals that non licensed people probably can't get. You might have been better off just shooting some Boric Acid on the bottom plate of each stud bay before they threw up the drywall.

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