As a Colorado based Pest Control company, I have had the opportunity to help people in Colorado and across the country with their bed bug problems. The bed bug can be found just about everywhere: schools, hotels and motels, apartments and condos, offices, and homes. It doesn’t matter how clean you are, or how dirty the other person is…it only takes one person to bring them into your life. What wasn’t there to love about Colorado? The people, the views, the trails…the many ways you can never really run out of things to do in the state. Plus, you knew I was a sucker for hiking and outdoor activities — so it was only natural that we moved here after graduating. Well, my love story with the state ended abruptly on August 3rd when someone introduced me to the bed bug…anyone living in Colorado knows that’s not a welcome guest!

Bed Bug In Colorado

Heat

Heat

Heat is one of the most common ways to kill bed bugs. However, you will need to keep your home at a temperature between 120-140 degrees Fahrenheit for around 48 hours in order to kill all the bed bugs and their eggs. That’s why it’s important to check with your landlord before you try this method so that they can work with you on getting it done without harming anyone else in the building.

Eco-Friendly

• Make sure to thoroughly clean your home.
• Check for signs of bedbugs.
• Use eco-friendly methods to remove them.

Chemical

The chemical method is effective in killing both the adult and the immature stages of bed bugs. By using a combination of sprays, dusts, and other liquids, you will be able to kill both the adults and their eggs.

One product that experts recommend for this purpose is bed bug spray. The spray will come as a liquid form that can be sprayed directly onto your mattress and other surfaces in your home where pests like to hide out during the day time. Another product called Bed Bug Bully uses an all-natural formula that creates a sticky barrier on whatever surface it comes into contact with so that crawling bugs get stuck in place before they can bite or feed on human blood at night when they’re most active.”

Bed Bug In Colorado

Bed bugs in Colorado

Bed bug is a blood-sucking parasite that feeds on human beings and animals. It is a common problem for the homeowners, especially for the ones who own pets. This insect can pass through many materials such as clothing, luggage and other items that you bring into your home. Bed bugs can even be transferred by other insects like cockroaches that may be living in your home already.

If they bite you while you sleep or rest, they will inject their saliva into your skin which contains an anesthetic so that you cannot feel it until later on when they have already fed off of your blood (usually takes 10 minutes). You may experience some irritation around the bite area but usually no itching or swelling occurs unless there are multiple bites at once which could lead to severe itching or hives on top of the previous bites which can occur if someone has allergies towards bed bugs’ saliva.