Bed Bug Trap Bed Legs   This pest is a problem and it can be bad because it feeds on human blood. While you sleep, they feast on your blood. Bed bugs can cause itching and other skin diseases. To protect your home and family, you’ll want to properly identify the bugs then eliminate them or ways to trap or kill them. The most effective method of control begins with learning how to locate bed bugs during the cleaning process. You know that eerie feeling that creeps across your skin when you suspect there may be bed bugs in your house? Just the thought of these elusive pests lurking in your home makes many people shudder. In fact, this term is often used to describe cravings for sweets & sex but for most of us, there really is nothing pleasurable about these pesty little bloodsuckers.

Bed Bug Trap Bed Legs

Introduction

Using any of our traps on your beds legs in conjunction with other traps throughout your home is a good way to attack a bed bug problem by covering all possible hiding places.

Bed Bug Trap Bed Legs

Bed bugs are most attracted to wood, so bed legs are an excellent hiding place for bed bugs. Bed legs give you access to the underside of your bed, which is prime breeding grounds for bed bugs. In order to catch these pests, you need to get into these areas and look for them.

Bed bug traps work by trapping bed bugs in a cavity between two surfaces that are separated by about 1/4 of an inch (6 millimeters). This separation allows for air flow but not enough room for insects to squeeze through. When placed under a mattress or other low-lying furniture piece, it provides a perfect spot where trapped insects can die from starvation or dehydration without causing damage to your property.

All of the bed bug traps on this website work by trapping bed bugs in a cavity. The legs of your bed are an excellent hiding place for bed bugs. (See picture below) The legs of your bed will also give you access to the underside. These areas are prime breeding grounds for bed bugs. You need to get into these areas to catch the bed bugs and their young before they can get to you.

All of the bed bug traps on this website work by trapping bed bugs in a cavity. The legs of your bed are an excellent hiding place for bed bugs. (See picture below) The legs of your bed will also give you access to the underside. These areas are prime breeding grounds for bed bugs, and you need to get into these areas to catch the bed bugs and their young before they can get to you.

Using any of our traps on your beds legs in conjunction with other traps throughout your home is a good way to attack a bed bug problem by covering all possible hiding places.

Using any of our traps on your beds legs in conjunction with other traps throughout your home is a good way to attack a bed bug problem by covering all possible hiding places. The legs are the most common place that we find bed bugs hiding and they can also be easily missed. You may not be aware that there are bed bugs in or around your mattress or box springs, especially if they’re not bothering you. Bed bugs don’t like light and heat so they tend to hide deep within mattresses, box springs and furniture where it’s dark and cool.

If you have some time and patience, it would be helpful for you to check for evidence of bed bugs such as shed skins and fecal stains around the perimeter of your mattress before purchasing any traps from us – this will help ensure that when we do arrive at your home we won’t waste time trying to eliminate an infestation that isn’t there!

Conclusion

We hope this article has helped to explain some of the options that are available to you. We have a variety of traps that will work in different areas of your home or business. We have bed bug traps for the legs of your bed, furniture leg traps, ceiling traps, and even large room size wall units. Remember that we are here if you need any advice.