Have you ever wondered what the heck a bed bug is? Have you found one in your bed? Have you found 10,000 and just wanted to get rid of them now? This very short and simple post will tell you everything you will ever want to know about Bed Bugs. Have you ever had the nightmare of a bed bug infestation on your hands? If your answer is no, that’s probably a good thing. Unfortunately, at some point in time, even the best of us have to deal with bed bugs in our homes because these little critters are more than just a problem—they’re an epidemic. Bed bugs are a serious threat to human health and in order to get bed bugs out of your home, it is necessary to hire a professional exterminator. Our exterminators are certified for eliminating bed bugs which makes them the best option for removal.

Bed Bug Insect

Bed bugs can be an issue in any setting. They travel on clothing and are capable of infesting any space.

Bed bugs are small insects that live in mattresses and other furniture. They are usually brown in color and have six legs. Bed bugs feed on human blood, but can live for months without taking a bite. They can travel on clothing and are capable of infesting any space.

Bed bugs were once thought to be largely a problem of the past, but they have made a comeback and are becoming a nuisance all over the world.

Bed bugs were once thought to be largely a problem of the past, but they have made a comeback and are becoming a nuisance all over the world. Bed bugs were originally associated with dirty cities, but their numbers increased dramatically in the United States after World War II when DDT was used to control them. The insecticide worked so well at killing bed bugs that many people believed they had been wiped out altogether, but this wasn’t true. Over time, populations began to increase again as DDT became less widely used due to environmental concerns about its toxicity for humans and other animals.

Today there are more than 5 million cases reported annually in America alone (that’s an average of 16 people per minute) and bed bug infestations have spread from large cities into suburbs throughout North America and Europe – even into remote parts of Australia!

Depending on the condition of your house, pest control services may not fully eradicate bed bugs.

Although it is possible to rid your home of bed bugs on your own, the process can be time consuming and expensive. Bed bugs are difficult to kill because they remain dormant for long periods of time and can survive for months without food. In addition, bed bug eggs hatch quickly, so even if you get rid of the adults in one room of your house, there may still be young nymphs hiding somewhere else.

Bed bugs also have a habit of hiding in small cracks and crevices around baseboards, cracks in floorboards near outlets or switches (particularly behind electrical plates or covers), wall moldings behind electrical switch plates/boxes/outlets (especially around light switches). They often hide behind picture frames hanging on walls; under loose wallpaper/wall decorating; behind baseboard heaters; inside baseboards themselves—even inside nightstands!

If you’ve been bitten by bed bugs, you should wash all bedding, carpets, and clothing in hot water to kill the bugs and their eggs.

• WASH ALL BEDDING, CARPETS, AND CLOTHING IN HOT WATER
• USE A HOT IRON TO KILL BED BUGS ON CLOTHING
• WASH BEDDING AND CLOTHING IN HOT WATER (AT LEAST 120 DEGREES FAHRENHEIT)

Pest control services use freezing temperatures and chemicals to kill bed bugs.

For the most effective treatment of bed bugs, you will need to enlist the help of a pest control company. These experts have access to chemicals that are more powerful than anything you can buy at your local hardware store and they know how to use them safely, so that you don’t get sick from exposure. They also have expertise in dealing with infestations, which may be hiding behind walls or under furniture—thereby making it difficult for homeowners to treat on their own.

Bed bug infestations are more common than you think. They can live for months without even taking a bite to eat.

Bed bugs are hardy insects and can survive for months without even taking a bite to eat. Because they’re so small, it’s easy to miss them when you’re cleaning. If you suspect that you have bed bugs in your home, it’s important to take quick action before they spread further or become more difficult to control.

Bed bugs generally live on people (or animals) but will leave their host if the conditions aren’t right. For example, if the temperature drops too low or there isn’t enough food available for them, then bed bugs will leave their host and try to find another place where it’s warmer and food is more plentiful. This ability makes them especially hardy—they can survive in extreme temperatures like below freezing temperatures or very high temperatures above 120° F (50° C).

Take care of your home and it will look after you!

If you want to keep a clean house, you need to take care of it. If you don’t take care of it, then it will not be as clean.

So what does taking care of your home mean? It means keeping it clean! You should always make sure that your home is clean and tidy. This will help prevent bugs from coming into your house in the first place.

Taking care of your valuables means keeping them safe and secure so they don’t get damaged by people who break into your home or steal them from you when they are not looking. You also need to protect yourself from any dangerous chemicals found inside these products because they can cause serious health problems if used incorrectly or if ingested accidentally by children playing around with toys made out from these materials too early in life (elderly adults may be at risk too).