subject: Kill Stored Grain Pests With Cryonite. [print this page] Amongst Intermediate Food handlers, it is well known that bugs, beetles and moths can adapt to chemical sprays. In the initial application of a bug spray, chemicals do kill most of the bugs, but those that survive become chemical resistant super bugs. Subsequently, so are their offspring and the vicious cycle continues. Harder drugs for harder bugs. Keep in mind that there is not a chemical on the market that will kill the eggs of bugs.
If you are a food manager concerned about food safety and flour bugs, and are looking for an easy bug solution or a silver bullet, then you have missed the boat because it has already come and gone. In the 1950s, DDT was sprayed like a mist over the planet. It killed beetles, moths, bugs and suddenly there were no more mosquito problems. And all was quiet. In the process of killing the bugs, we killed the birds, the fish and the people too. Moral of the story: Short cuts can cut you short.
The side effects of chemical spray on humans in their environments can be very disturbing for some. The residue and chemical signature left behind can cause respiratory problems, allergic reactions, exacerbate medical conditions, skin irritation and displacement of people and pets. Now, there is a new superhero on the market. It is called Cryonite.
Cryonite is a revolutionary new eradication method that provides a safe solution to pest control. It has won Awards in Europe, been used extensively in Australia and has recently landed in the United States and Canada via Rest Assured MC. It is a safe, organicif you are a miller or mill operator, work in the Intermediate Food Industry, suffering from stored grain pests like the Destructive Four Beetle, Saw Tooth Grain Beetle, Cacao Moth, Mediterranean Flour Moth or Cockroaches then you should take a look at a new twist on an old idea.Freeezing. It has worked for Mother Nature for years.
