Diane's point is well-taken, especially because _other_ bugs -
often other kinds of bugs, ones untouched by the zapper -
batten on dead bug carcasses. You want to set up a cafeteria
for bugs?

According to Diane Gutenkauf:
>
> Why are you looking into bug zappers? if you have an insect infestation, I
> strongly encourage you to contact a pest control specialist with experience in
 a
> museum setting. All a bug zapper will get you is a bunch of dead bug carcasses
.
> It will not deal with the true cause of your insect problem.
>
> pest control people you should contact:
>
> Tom Parker
> 44 Essex Ave
> Landsdown PA 19050
> 215-284-6249
>
> Wendy Claire Jessup
> 1814 N. Stafford St
> Arlington VA 22207
> 703-528-4339
>
> David K. Mueller
> Fumigation Service & Supply
> PO Box 40641
> Indianapolis IN 46280
> [log in to unmask]
> 800-992-1991
>
> Don't invest your hard earned money in zappers without addressing the "root" o
f
> your insect problem first.
>
> ______________________________________________________________________
> Diane Gutenkauf, Curator
> Elmhurst Historical Museum
> 120 E. Park Avenue
> Elmhurst, IL 60126 USA
>
> Voice: +(708) 833-1457
>   Fax: +(708) 833-1326
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