They are hungry, they are ready, and they really do thrive off your blood! They are small parasitic insects commonly known as bedbugs!
You may think that you have been spared from them, but with adult females having the capability to lay more than 200 eggs in there lifetime that assumption may quickly be eliminated.
Bedbugs are often brought into houses by clothes, luggage, furniture, and bedding and they love to hide (So inspect your friends). Often times they hide in the cracks and electrical outlets in walls, behind wallpaper, base boards and picture frames, between beds and around the creases and seams. (So maybe you should hire a professional for that part.) Hiding is easy for them because they act nocturnal although they are not. Using a flashlight carefully inspect for bed bugs. (TONIGHT, Not tomorrow)You know it is commonly known that bedbugs feed on the blood of human beings, but they also feed off animals such as birds, mice,dogs, and cats.
Search for the bug... search for the marks on your skin... Make sure you know what your messing with before you try to treat the problem. Get out the vacuum and gloves and glean up everything.Bed bugs most often feed at nighttime when people are asleep. When they feed, they inject goooey stuff into the injection. The gooey stuff can cause a person’s skin to itch like crazy and even become really swollen. Oh yeah, dont Scratch because that can cause sores which then often become infected.
-Oh and Finally Sleep well-
Bed bugs are really a problem for many areas in this country. In fact, every time that I have stayed in a hotel in recent months, I think about them. Experts say that you should not put your luggage on the bed, but keep it on the floor of the hotel room.
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