Mom Discovers New Simple Trick to Eliminate Cockroach Infestation Without Paying an Exterminator
* This person's story described below is fictitious and was instead founded on experiences shared by BugMD customers.Shannon Taylor, 48, was shaken to her core. She lived in a
nice home with a beautiful family, but one moment had her regretting it all.
Her favorite part of the day was having coffee with her husband. But one morning she experienced something
that made her never want to drink coffee again.
Shannon poured herself a cup of coffee on a typical Tuesday morning. But as she took her first sip,
she looked down to see a huge, brown cockroach splashing around inside her mug.
“What I saw,” Shannon said, “felt like a horror movie.””
She immediately jumped up and started screaming at the top of her lungs, scaring her husband and waking-up the
whole house.
“It was the most horrifying experience of my life,” Shannon said. “Luckily my husband and
kids came to my rescue and
comforted me shortly after the incident.”
Little did she know, that roach in her coffee was just one of many that were breeding in her kitchen
The invasion snowballed, taking over her entire home.
But the worst part was the shame she felt. She had a few friends over for some drinks and a
roach ran across the counter. Shannon had never been so embarrassed in her life!
“Now all my friends think I’m a dirty disgusting person”
“I tried everything”, Shannon said , “I mean everything. Not only did nothing seem to work, but the
expenses were piling up.”
“Sprays? Nope. Traps? Only Caught a few. Bug bombs? Barely, and left the house smelling awful. Not to mention
I hated putting my kids at risk with all those harmful chemicals.
I even called up an exterminator and he gave me a quote for $775. I couldn’t afford
that!”
She felt completely hopeless and defeated. With no way to feel safe and sanitary in her own home she had only
two options: Go into debt paying for an expensive exterminator, or suffer with these disgusting
creatures.
But little did she know, help was right at her front door… Literally.
Shannon’s sister came by for a surprise visit. Shannon’s face turned red. She was embarrassed her sister would
notice their home had turned into a cockroach pit.
Hesitant, Shannon opened the door. Before they could even hug, her sister spotted a cockroach running straight
for them.
She screamed bloody murder and ran right out the front door. Shannon wanted to chase after her, but she was
overwhelmed with humiliation. Shannon feared she’d tell the family, or even worse: Call CPS.
That’s when she heard another knock on the door. “I was shocked to see it was my sister. She was back and
holding this green bottle in her hand.”
“She looked everywhere and finally found the disgusting bug. She sprayed it and watched it die with pride. She
then went around our entire house and sprayed it down. She handed me the bottle and said a few words:”
‘Trust me. Finish spraying this bottle and you won’t see another roach again.”
“Well,” Shannon says, “It worked. A week passed and I’m happy to say they’re gone. My husband checked every
nook and cranny, and by gosh he didn’t see a thing. They were 100% gone.”
“I told him that my sister gave me this magic bug killer. We looked at the bottle and it said ‘BugMD’ on It.
“I couldn’t believe it,” Shannon said, “I finally feel safe in my own home. I ordered 6 refills and sprayed it
in the kitchen, the garage, and even the attic to make sure they never come back.”
This miracle spray just saved me $1000’s on expensive exterminators and damages from disgusting
roaches!
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DAY 1
I wanted to see BugMd could beat a nasty roach invasion. So, I went to one of my friends'
houses who said they had some roach problems lately. There were nasty, peppery droppings everywhere and I
even saw a big roach scurry by less than a minute after I opened the door. So, I sprayed BugMD around all
the entrances and nooks and crannies at the house. One even crawled from under the stove so I immediately
sprayed it. The roach moved for barely a second then died right in front of me. I was shocked how fast it
worked!
Result: I came back to her house 2 weeks later and was amazed to find absolutely no signs of roaches. I
checked those exact same spots and no droppings at all. Zero. I was shocked and so was my friend. She
demanded that I let her keep a couple bottles I had with me in her house!
DAY 2
For the next test, I wanted to see if BugMd really could beat one of the toughest pests to get rid of - bed bugs. I
had recently picked up an old chair from a thrift store and sure enough it came with the added bonus of
these nasty bed bugs. By the time I realized what happened it was too late. I’ve been getting bit all over,
so needless to say this test couldn’t be coming at a better time. I already had tried washing my sheets, but
that didn’t seem to help at all. So, I sprayed an entire bottle of BugMD around every crevice of my
mattress, chairs and couch, then waited to sleep that night.
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graveyard of bed bugs. It grossed me out and impressed me at the same time. So far, blown away by how
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DAY 3
Finally, I took this experiment to fleas, who are known for laying dozens of eggs per day.
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she had to stop. With no other option, I convinced her to let me try out BugMD since it’s safe for pets. So,
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down and got them all in one spray that eviscerated them instantly. I left the bottle with her and told her
I’d check in later.
When I called the next day to see how it worked she was shocked. She said her dog hadn’t scratched once all
day. I just laughed because I honestly had my doubts, but this stuff really does work!
MY FINAL THOUGHTS
After conducting several tests, we were able to confirm that BugMD really works as well as everyone says. To be honest, I haven’t seen anything
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