Common Bed Bug Infestation
Signs of bed bugs – If you have bed bugs bugs, you’ll often find signs of them on your sheets and pillows.
Bites – If you are waking up with multiple bites on you, it could be sign. Treatment Topics:
1. Hire a professional
2. Treating Bed Bugs using multiple techniques
3. Bed bug sprays
4. Heat treatment
5. Bed Bug Vacuums
Each bed bug treatment strategy has its own sets of pros and cons.
Treating Bed Bugs using multiple techniques
The most success occurs when multiple treatment methods are used at one time. Where one bed bug treatment method may not work 100%, the other methods will pick up the remaining percentage.
Bed bugs are resilient, and some may not be effected by just one treatment option, but might die from others. This is particularly true of treatment options that only recommend using bed bug sprays. Bed bugs are quickly becoming immune to more common bed bug sprays and associated chemicals.
Bed bug sprays
Effective bed bug treatment often requires more than one treatment. In fact treating bed bugs often involves multiple use of sprays and pesticides. This holds true for professional exterminators as well while highly effective, sprays can be dangerous, especially if not used correctly or when children or pets are involved. If you have children or pets in your home, we would recommend using different treatment options.
