Roll LLC Ramps Up Production of Mosquito 86 to Help Control Mosquito-Borne Diseases

Cary, Illinois (PRWEB) July 18, 2007 -- West Nile virus (www.mosquito86.com), a disease that can be carried and transmitted by mosquitoes after they feed on infected birds, has been reported in several states around the country this season. According to the CDC (Centers for Disease Control), there are cases in California, Idaho, Arizona, South Dakota, North Dakota, Wyoming, Nebraska, Iowa, Texas, Arkansa, Louisiana, Alabama, Illinois, Indiana, Pennsylvania, Florida, Missouri and Ohio.

To date, this has been a very active mosquito (www.mosquito86.com) season across the country and even if a state has not reported a current case, there are indications that the tide will grow before it gets better - more rain, higher temperatures and humidity, standing water after flooding and more. Children and the elderly are particularly vulnerable to the symptoms of West Nile virus (www.mosquito86.com), and should be very cautious when outdoors to avoid mosquito bites.

According to the CDC, "About one in 150 people infected with WNV will develop severe illness. The severe symptoms can include high fever, headache, neck stiffness, stupor, disorientation, coma, tremors, convulsions, muscle weakness, vision loss, numbness and paralysis. These symptoms may last several weeks, and neurological effects may be permanent." (source: http://www.cdc.gov/ncidod/dvbid/westnile/wnv_factsheet.htm)

There are several precautionary measures that can be taken around the home to reduce risk of mosquito bites and therefore mosquito-borne diseases. Some small - but effective - tasks are changing water weekly anywhere that it has a chance to stagnate: wading pools, birdbaths, fountains, small "garden ponds," etc. Another way to reduce risk is to wear long-sleeve shirts, long pants and even caps when in areas where the mosquito population is larger, such as forest preserves, especially near marshes and slow-moving water. Avoid being outside at both dawn and dusk, when mosquitoes are most active.

Finally - and most importantly - use EPA-registered insect repellents. Using citronella candles will not repel all mosquitoes, and "magnets" and "zappers" still allow the pests to attack and dine on their human hosts (and pets) on the way over to them. People-and-pet-safe repellents are available in sprays, fogs, and even infused into clothing.

Craig Rappin of Roll LLC in Cary, IL, says: "Dealing with mosquitoes at home can be a difficult and expensive process, but we have found a way to help consumers take back their yards, eliminating mosquitoes and other flying pests from their yards for days or even weeks at a time. All of this can be done inexpensively, in some cases under $100; people can enjoy their yards comfortably and it brings peace of mind by maximizing safety." Roll LLC produces a complete mosquito elimination system called "Mosquito 86" which is available through its website at http://www.mosquito86.com

According to Rappin, demand has been incredibly high this season and Roll LLC has ramped up its production to keep up with consumer requests. The company has added a new in-house fulfillment system and stands ready to pull additional shifts for the current surge in activity.

Thousands of Roll LLC's Mosquito 86 units move through retail stores every month, but for the convenience of having the mosquito elimination system delivered right to your door, it can be ordered easily through the website by clicking on the "Products" button. Several options are available, from brand new or refurbished units to different sizes of repellent refill called "Agent E."

For more information on how to eliminate mosquitoes and other pests in the yard such as ticks and fleas, Mosquito 86 also offers sections on their site with answers to health and environment questions as well as other inquiries.

For additional information on the mosquito abatement, contact Craig Rappin or visit www.mosquito86.com. Roll LLC stays up to date with mosquito "hot zones" and can help you with more information about your specific area.

About Roll LLC:

Roll LLC manufactures, distributes and services Mosquito 86 self-contained mosquito abatement spray systems for personal use, adapting standard leaf blowers into a powerful yard protection and pest elimination solution.

Contact:

Craig Rappin

Roll LLC

847-639-8686 ext 203

http://www.mosquito86.com

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