Climate Changes Mean Spiders and Other Pests Invade Homes

HARTFORD, Conn. - Sept. 21, 2014 - PRLog -- With global climate change, comes extreme weather, with extreme weather comes even more spiders and pests invading homes and buildings. This can be troubling news for those that suffer from arachnophobia (fear of spiders) or entomophobia (fear of insects). The number of people afraid of insects is staggering according to Bob Sessions, inventor and creator of Bug Sticky. "Nearly 65-70% of the population in the US is afraid of bugs". Think anout that number, there are 370 million Americans, at that rate, well over 200 million people are affected by this crippling fear.

Up until now there has been no easy way to get rid of them. Most people grab a paper towel and try to sneak attack the insect. Hoping and praying while pushing down as hard as they can that's it's squished in the paper towel. Chemicals are harsh, don't work right away and are not safe around children and pets. Vacuums will work, but it doesn't kill the insects and in fact leaves a good environment for the insect to thrive.

" Look, catching bugs in a house isn't always easy, it leaves a mess on the wall, usually someone is screaming and it can be disruptive to kids" said Bob Sessions who also went on to say, " I wanted to create a product that was fast and easy, one that let you keep a distance from the bug to feel safe and in control. It was important when I was designing this for ease of use. Kids from 7 to 105 can use this. It's lightweight, no batteries or cordsvand easy set up and use"

Check out this product in action by visiting;

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1614031636/bug-stick...

" I am really proud of what I created and I know it will help many, many families"

To learn more about Bob Sessions please visit;

www.helpbugsticky.weebly.com