Exterminator Stickers
Description: Based in Arlen, Texas, Dale's Dead-Bug is an extermination company owned and operated by Dale Gribble. The company is proudly unlicensed and uninsured, and they pass the savings on the customer. Dale is usually the only one working, though he has occasionally enlists the help of family and friends on bigger jobs. Dale's company vehicle is the Bugabago, a white '90s minivan with a large fiberglass queen ant lying dead on the roof. While others may choose to incorporate in states like Delaware, Dale chose to register Dale's Dead-Bug as a corporation in Liberia.
Description: Bugstars Pest Control is the fictional exterminator company from Los Santos in a game universe. Their blue vans feature their tagline of "Putting the FU in fumigate," you can tell they mean business when it comes to killing bugs and other pests. The red uniforms worn by employees resemble those of the equally fictional Dale's Dead Bug out of Arlen, Texas. So if you're anywhere in the greater Los Santos area, remember, just call 1-999-BUGSTAR to ensure your pests are put down for good.
Description: Vamonos Pest is a fumigation company based out of Albuquerque, NM. It was owned by Ira until he sold it to Mike Ehrmantraut, Walter White, and Jesse Pinkman to be used as a front for their methamphetamine manufacturing organization. This tribute design is to their sign Vamonos Pest. Cool, new, popular, recent, trending, top pick, best seller, top seller, editors pick, number 1 ranked, hot, must-have, recommended, liked, great artwork, awesome design, recommended choice, featured, All designs, best-selling graphics, best trending.
Description: A professional-grade, highly effective solution for eliminating rat infestations, ensuring a clean and pest-free environment.
Licensed To Kill Rats Exterminator Pest Control Sticker
by Practical Wanderlust
$3.00 $3.50
Description: During the early 1880s, William Thum, a druggist in a Grand Rapids, Michigan, tasked his four sons with developing a better flypaper. The brothers developed a sticky formula based on castor oil, resins, and wax, that resulted in a much longer shelf life, and didn't saturate the backing. The Thum's launched a new company called Tanglefoot Flypaper to market their new and improved solution to a major nuisance in an era when horse drawn carriages were the norm. While several other companies produced flypaper, none were as well-known or popular as Tanglefoot, whose formula was patented in 1887, and was well known to consumers as the better mouse, er, fly trap.
Mouse Trap 1894 Pest Control Rodent, vintage mouse trap, mouse trap gift idea Sticker
by Anodyle
$3.00 $3.50
