Available in this special Bed Bug Treatment Kit is the best way to ensure your body will stay free of those pesky blood sucking creatures. Simply apply a liberal coat of our specially formulated lotion and let it sit for 5 minutes before rinsing off. You’ll be free from bed bugs for up to 30 days. This treatment kit helps kill bed bugs and crawling insects on your body. It is a non-poisonous, odorless formula that leaves no stains or residue behind. The treatment is made of witch hazel, peppermint oil and water. After spraying it on your skin, it will dry quickly with no oily feel. Scared of bed bugs? Don’t be. Treating for bed bugs on the body is easy, fast and convenient. We use a spray that will kill the bugs on contact. After spraying we’re able to inspect your mattress, box springs and other furniture that’s near the bed. If there are signs of bed bugs we can spray those areas as well. Our Bed Bug Service On Body is a full body treatment that repels and kills bed bugs, lice and their eggs as they come into contact with your skin. The process involves applying a special chemical blend to all of the surfaces of the body, followed by a thorough application of an anti-louse shampoo in the hair and on all clothing.

Bed Bug Treatment On Body

Introduction

Bed bug bites on the body can be extremely irritating. The bugs are actually attracted to the carbon dioxide that humans exhale. They also enjoy places that harbor heat, such as the armpits and groin area. Some people react differently to bed bug bites than others do, making it a little more difficult to figure out how to treat them. For some, they are small red dots or welts, while for others there is no reaction at all. Fortunately, it is not too difficult to get rid of these insects if you use any one of the following treatments:


What to do

Once you have been bitten, there are a variety of things you can do to treat the area. The first step is to wash the area with soap and water. If the bite is on your face, use a cortisone cream or antihistamine cream to help relieve pain and swelling.

You can also apply an ice pack or hot compress over the area for 20 minutes at a time until it stops itching. You can use calamine lotion on top of this as well if desired; this will help soothe your skin while providing relief from itching and inflammation caused by bed bug bites.

If tea tree oil is not available in spray form (which it usually is), then mix some drops of tea tree essential oil with baking soda paste until it becomes thick enough to spread over the affected area; allow it to dry completely before dressing again afterward. Repeat this procedure every three days until symptoms go away completely

Bites

Bed bugs are small, usually the size of an apple seed. They don’t fly or jump but can crawl rapidly over walls, floors and ceilings. Bedbugs feed on blood and prefer to feed at night, often on people who are asleep. They inject a toxin into the skin which causes itching and hives. Although they do not spread disease they can cause psychological distress due to their presence in homes or bedrooms where people spend much time resting/sleeping.

Bedbugs will also feed on pets as well as birds (especially pigeons). The bites themselves are red and itchy with a small swelling that develops after feeding; they become crusty after several days, especially if scratched or otherwise disturbed.

Bed Bug Infestations

A bed bug infestation can happen anywhere, to anyone. If you have them, you are not alone. Bed bugs are becoming more common as people travel more frequently and bring their belongings with them.

So what do you do if you find yourself being attacked by these pests? Read on!

Treating bed bug bites on the body can be done in several ways.

By far the most common treatment for bed bug bites on the body is to wash the area with soap and water. This can be done with or without a cleansing solution like calamine lotion, which can help reduce itching while disinfecting the skin. If you’re allergic to hydrocortisone cream and want something stronger, tea tree oil wipes are effective at killing bed bugs because of their strong antibacterial properties.

Another useful way to stop bed bug bites from itching is by applying ice packs directly on the area where you were bitten; this will cause an immediate numbing effect that lasts for several hours but may also make it easier for you to sleep through your night after being disturbed by incessant scratching throughout the night! This method works best if applied immediately after being bitten by a bed bug but does not provide long-term relief (i.e., there’s no reason why someone couldn’t take advantage of it every few hours throughout their stay).

If none of these methods work for whatever reason then there are also some tricks involving toothpaste which we’d like share here because they’re kind enough not only provide immediate relief but also last longer than most other things on this list so far; this makes them ideal candidates as substitutes

Conclusion

Bed bugs are a common pest that can be difficult to get rid of. They don’t bite humans often, but when they do it’s usually on exposed skin like the arms or legs. This can cause red bumps to appear and sometimes itchiness in that area too. If you think might have bed bugs at home, contact your local exterminator as soon as possible!