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Introduction

For many years bed bugs have been considered a pest for the dirty and unkempt. Often related to cheap motels and housing facilities where people who are not well off stay. Or your only other alternative was to be able to pay extra for a bug free room or apartment.

Bed bugs are a pest that can infiltrate any home, place of business or even your car. They are not an indication of poverty, but rather a sign that you have been exposed to them at some point in your life and whether you know it or not they have infested your home.

A good way to prevent bed bug infestations is to make sure all luggage is checked before entering the facility and immediately taken to be inspected if there are signs of bedbugs on it.

Also keep in mind that bedbugs may travel with clothing so if you find signs of bedbugs on yourself or clothing then immediately go into the bathroom where there will be more lighting available so they can be seen more easily by hand washing them off as well as inspecting all pockets for their presence before putting back on clothes again.

In recent years this has all changed, now bed bugs have become the pest of the cleanest of homes and hotels. Bed bugs are no longer attracted to filth and disarray they are now seeking out the cleanest and warmest environments in which to nest.

In recent years this has all changed, now bed bugs have become the pest of the cleanest of homes and hotels. Bed bugs are no longer attracted to filth and disarray they are now seeking out the cleanest and warmest environments in which to nest.

Bed bugs will feed on any living warm blooded animal or human. The choice of host is due to availability rather than preference; humans are the most suitable hosts for them because they are usually present in greater numbers than other animals such as rodents, reptiles and birds.

The reason these small pests have made such a turn around is because they have evolved in certain areas of the world where they were accustomed to living on very clean human sleeping hosts. Thus creating a strain of bed bug that has an attraction to humans over other animals like rodents and reptiles.

The reason these small pests have made such a turn around is because they have evolved in certain areas of the world where they were accustomed to living on very clean human sleeping hosts. Thus creating a strain of bed bug that has an attraction to humans over other animals like rodents and reptiles.

Bed bugs are not attracted to dirt or filth, but rather warmth and carbon dioxide. These two things are what drive them crazy and make them want to live inside your warm cozy bed so much that it becomes their home sweet home!

The more people who don’t take care of their homes properly, the more likely you are going to end up with a problem with these tiny blood suckers in your life! That being said, if you keep your house clean, vacuum often and practice good hygiene habits then there is less chance for these little guys making themselves at home inside yours (or anyone else’s).

There is good news though, from their evolution bed bugs have become easier to control than previously thought possible, but only by a very specific method that must be followed exactly as directed. These methods were developed by studying how the past treatments were failing and focusing on the areas that were causing the most disturbance for these tiny creatures. Because although we may share our homes with them, when dealing with them we are still intruding on their home turf, so it requires some respect for their space if you want to be successful at removing them from yours.

There is good news though, from their evolution bed bugs have become easier to control than previously thought possible, but only by a very specific method that must be followed exactly as directed. These methods were developed by studying how the past treatments were failing and focusing on the areas that were causing the most disturbance for these tiny creatures. Because although we may share our homes with them, when dealing with them we are still intruding on their home turf, so it requires some respect for their space if you want to be successful at removing them from yours.

Bed bugs are difficult to get rid of and hard to detect because they’re so small! A female can lay up to 500 eggs in her lifetime but each one is only about 1/32nd of an inch long (1 millimeter). The eggs hatch within six days into larvae which look like worm-like creatures about a 1/8th inch long (3 millimeters) and then molt into nymphs over four weeks time until they reach adulthood. Bed bug eggs are translucent white before they hatch which means anyone who finds one in your home might think it’s just a piece of dust or lint stuck on their clothing—not an indication that there could be bed bugs nearby!