Having shipped thousands of packages on eBay, I’ve seen first hand how easy it is for packages to become damaged. If you own a business responsible for shipping items that are expensive, fragile, or otherwise of importance, ensuring that the packages reach their destination without damage can be tough. Bed Bug Proof Bags chemically treat the inside of the box in order to prevent bed bugs and dust mites from making themselves at home with your product. You’ll also get a one year guarantee with every bag purchased. I just recently moved from out of state and had to purchase new furniture for my bedroom. Unfortunately, I’m very allergic to dust and was worried about getting bed bugs from the previous owner’s luggage. To prevent any issues later on, I purchased a set of these Bed Bug Proof Bags to place over my bedding and furniture for extra protection. They work great and keep any bed bugs or dust away!

Bed Bug Proof Bags

Bags that are made with sturdy materials

If you are in the market for a bag, consider bags that are made with sturdy materials such as plastic or vinyl. These materials can be used to protect your bed from bed bugs in transit. The best way to do this is by using a storage bag that has an opening on one end and zips closed on the other end. If you have any doubts about whether or not you will be able to keep it under your bed without needing something more substantial than just a cloth sack, there are some bags designed specifically for this purpose.

Be wary of using canvas or burlap sacks because they are porous materials which could allow bed bugs through if they find their way inside your bag during storage time—or even while you’re carrying it around! What’s worse is that some people use these same types of bags at home too:

The good news is that there are plenty of options out there these days when it comes down choosing what kind of container will work best depending on whether

you’re traveling abroad or storing items away temporarily until they need them again (e., packing up clothes after moving into an apartment).

Zipper-lock closures

Zipper-lock closures are a must for bagging your clothes, shoes, and linens. You can also use velcro closures if you prefer to have an alternative choice.

A bag that is large enough to hold the items you need to store will keep your things from getting wrinkled or crushed in storage.

Zipper-lock bags can be reused as long as they are washed between uses. If a reusable bag is not available, it’s fine to use plastic grocery bags (but don’t forget about washing them afterward!).

Bags that are thick enough to prevent bed bugs from getting through

In order to prevent bed bugs from getting through, your bags should be thicker than a bed bug. Make sure that your bags are tight enough so that if you seal them and place them under pressure, there are no holes or gaps for the bed bugs to enter or exit the bag. If you’re using duct tape to seal the bag, make sure that it is thick enough so that it does not leave any gaps for bed bugs to escape through. You also want to be able to take items in and out of your bag without having any issues with opening it up again as well as resealing it when necessary!

These bags will keep bed bugs out of the items you store inside.

These bags are made of a material that bed bugs cannot go through. The zipper has a metal fastener, which will keep bed bugs from going up or down it. The bag is thick enough that even if you poked holes in it with a needle, which would be a difficult task for humans and impossible for small insects, the holes wouldn’t let in any bed bugs because they are so small.

In addition to these physical barriers, the seams on this product will seal themselves shut when they come in contact with water—like rain or snow—which means that even if there are holes in your fabric, they won’t get any bigger because the water-based glue seals them off!