How To Get Rid Of Bed Bugs

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How to Get Rid of Bed Bugs
Bed bug, Cimex Lectularius

Travel to various different countries worldwide nowadays makes the transmission of these pests very easy. Bedbugs are normally 5-7mm long with clawed feet that enable them to climb rough surfaces.
They frequently hide during the day but heavy infestations sightings are possible.

Normally found in or around a bedroom, bed bugs hide behind wallpaper, pictures, bed frames, even in telephone handsets and televisions!

Thorough treatment is essential - we recommend a residual surface spray, dust and ULV combined treatment is very effective.

Bed bugs are traditionally associated with poor hygiene, movement of second hand furniture or antiques.


Advice for bed bug

Treatment with Protector C, Fortefog Fumers and Residex P.
These parasites are blood feeders, and they crawl into beds during the night while their victims are sleeping. The bite is painless and a number of bed bugs may feed for an extended period of time on any area of exposed skin. The resulting bite wound may show generalized minor swelling into a raised bump followed by itching. Fortunately, bed bugs do not carry or transmit any human disease, but the mere presence of any blood-feeding insect is disconcerting, at best.

Eggs are deposited in small cracks in the bed frame, mattress seams, or in baseboards, trim or furniture near the bed. The nymphs and the adults reside near one another, hiding in such cracks awaiting nightfall when they might venture out to feed. In some cases, the offending bed bugs are harboring many feet from the bed in cracks in furniture, baseboards, doorframes, or even within voids in the wall. If populations become large, or when a host becomes scarce because no one sleeps in the bed for a period of time, bed bugs may crawl into other rooms or squeeze through walls to enter neighbouring locations. They may also be transported from place to place hiding in furniture.

Bed bugs are still not seen much in single-family homes, but they have become more commonplace in motels, hotels, and apartment buildings. Typically, an infestation begins in a single motel/hotel room or apartment and then spreads to neighboring units. Bed bugs spend the day resting in cracks or voids of furniture or walls.