Yuck – Bed Bugs Be Gone! Get Rid Of The Beasts For Good.

#1 Bed Bugs – Proper Identification and Facts

The common bed bug (Cimex lectularius)) is an insect that feeds on human blood, mostly found in warm houses and especially near or inside beds and bedding or other sleep areas. They are mainly active at night.

They are reddish-brown in color, with no wings, about the size of an

apple seed. When viewed from the side, they are flat, which is why they can fit into such narrow spaces.

#2 Find Them Before They Impact Your Life!

The easiest way to locate bed bugs is through ordinary flashlight.

While cleaning or changing bedding, look for:

Rusty or reddish stains on bed sheets or mattresses caused by bed bugs being crushed.

#3 Ways That Bed Bugs Get Into Your Home

They can enter you home by your luggage, computer, clothing or other items after you have traveled to an area an infestation is present, including on public transportation.

#4

They leave clusters of bumps as seen in this picture. If you see these symptoms somewhere on your skin, you need to act quickly!

#5 Bed bugs cannot withstand heat

The easiest way to kill them is to use extreme hot water while washing.

#6 They cannot withstand cold!

Any fabric that can't be washed at high temperatures can be put into the freezer for at least 24 hours - the longer, the better.

#7 Treatment for the whole bedroom

After washing the bedding, vacuum the mattress and apply this special mixture to your mattress:

Ingredients:

2 Tbsp Powdered laundry detergent

2 Tbsp Disinfectant

500 ml Water

Procedure:

Mix the three ingredients together in a bowl.

Pour the mixture into a spray bottle.

Spray the mixture directly on the surface of the mattress.

The best time to do this is in the morning, so there is enough time for it to really soak in and dry before you go to sleep.

For a whole week, Repeat this step everyday and make sure you also take care of hatching eggs left behind.

And finished.

#8 Be patient!

You won't be able to kill all the bugs in first attempt, you have to repeat your attacks to finally get rid of them. So you have to be persistent and need 4 to 5 treatments.

They can live for about 3 months or longer period of time without food (means our blood)

You should also not be a bug spreader...So stop sleeping anywhere else but your own bed. If you must have to travel, buy a new bag and pack it outside the house, using clothing that has been thoroughly cleaned and inspected for bugs.