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5.0 out of 5 stars Living with Bugs - highly recommended
I highly recommend 'Living with Bugs' to those who think they may have a household insect problem or are simply curious about those animals that have managed to live so closely to us so successfully. Dr. DeAngelis is a well known extension entomologist and this book represents the distillation of a lifetime of experience in urban entomology. The style is easy to read,...
Published on September 3, 2009 by Vector

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1.0 out of 5 stars Not worth the money
Bought this book to learn more about controlling ants. It contained little useful information. Much better info can be obtained on the web. For instance the Integrated Pest Management program at UCDavis (search UCD IPM) has much more specific and helpful info. Save your money
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5.0 out of 5 stars Living with Bugs - highly recommended, September 3, 2009
This review is from: Living with Bugs: Least-Toxic Solutions to Everyday Bug Problems (Paperback)
I highly recommend 'Living with Bugs' to those who think they may have a household insect problem or are simply curious about those animals that have managed to live so closely to us so successfully. Dr. DeAngelis is a well known extension entomologist and this book represents the distillation of a lifetime of experience in urban entomology. The style is easy to read, that is, non-academic, and aimed at the homeowner. The book clearly addresses both pests and innocuous insects, interjecting specific cases and personal experiences. Most of all, the advice is sound and tempered. The discussion of head lice, in particular, should be a must-read for both parents and school administrators around the country.
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1.0 out of 5 stars Not worth the money, December 18, 2011
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Bought this book to learn more about controlling ants. It contained little useful information. Much better info can be obtained on the web. For instance the Integrated Pest Management program at UCDavis (search UCD IPM) has much more specific and helpful info. Save your money
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5.0 out of 5 stars LIving with Bugs: Least-Toxic Solutions to Everyday Bug Problems, March 6, 2010
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This book is very helpful and gives information on many different insects and how to deal with them in a more environmentally friendly manner. I got it to deal with an ant problem and his solutions work. Our pest control service wanted to spray to get rid of the ants, but the book advises against spraying.

I'm glad I got the book and would recommend it to anyone who has insect problems to deal with.
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Living with Bugs: Least-Toxic Solutions to Everyday Bug Problems
Living with Bugs: Least-Toxic Solutions to Everyday Bug Problems by Jack D. DeAngelis (Paperback - May 1, 2009)
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