How To Get Rid Of Bed Bugs At Home

It doesn't matter if it's a 5-star hotel or a crack house. Homes, apartments, shelters, buses, trains, cars & trucks, movie theaters, hospitals, offices - anywhere that humans sleep or rest. Cleanliness has little to do with it and a basic pest control service isn't much of a deterrent. Bed bugs just live a life style that protects them from things that can effect other critters. One thing is pretty consistent: they are almost always found close to where we sleep and/or rest. So if you think that you may be developing a bed Bug problem, that's where you wanna start looking.

Bed Bug Bites have not been shown to transmit any disease to humans and they are basically harmless. They can become a problem, like any trauma to your body, if they aren't kept clean, if there are too many of them or if you scratch them too much. Often, Bed Bug Bites don't show up for a couple of days afterwards. Bed Bugs are virtually undetectable when feeding and the bites don't hurt so you may not know you've been bitten until swelling and discoloration occur. As with most critter bites or stings, there is a percentage of the population that exhibit allergic reactions to bed Bug bites. If so, medical attention should be sought.

Bed Bug Info

There are things you can do to help prevent a problem or to deal with it if you get it early. BedBugStuff.com offers bed bug information that can really help including Bed Bug Pictures & Bed Bug Bite Pictures to help with identification

Interesting Fact:

Humans aren't the only ones troubled by blood sucking parasites. There are also Bat Bugs and Bird Bugs and, as you may have guessed, they feed on bats and birds. Both bat bugs and bird bugs are extremely similar the bed bugs both in appearance and behavior so they are often mistaken for bed bugs. This is especially true when a bat infestation of bird infestation is present on a structure. The bat bugs and bird bugs can work their way into the structure and if they do, they'll hide in pretty much the same places that bed bugs would: mattress's, furniture, clothing, etc. I'd say this is a pretty good reason to get rid of a bat problem or bird problem, wouldn't you?