A good way to prevent bed bugs is to intercept them before they make contact with your skin. It started out as a low cost, easy to make method for preventing bed bugs that has been proven over and over again. I have seen many posts against the idea of diy bed bug interceptors but I have never understood why. There are many ways to approach your diy bed bug interceptors (as you will see in this article) but the most important thing is that it works and it is low cost. Bed bug interceptors are very easy to make and can be very inexpensive depending on what is available to you at the moment. This makes a perfect project for anyone who does not have much money or wants to invest some of their time into keeping bed bugs away from them. Bed bug interceptors were originally developed by industry professionals who knew how to eradicate bedbugs from the home of the most challenging clients. These can now be purchased from a number of do it yourself pest control companies on the internet. Diy bed bug interceptors have become an excellent alternative to other bedbug traps that usually have too large of a space between the trigger and the tray’s opening. The use of these traps also decreases the probability of catching non-target insects, such as your own pets. Dust and debris that collects on beds, floors and carpets can be hazardous to your health. Bed Bugs can hitch a ride on this type of debris, which means they could end up in your home. The best way to prevent Bed Bugs is by adopting the right lifestyle habits if bed bugs are already an issue, use DIY bed bug interceptors to trap those bed bugs before they infest your house.

Diy Bed Bug Interceptors

Introduction

Bed bugs can easily hitch a ride on you or your clothing, backpacks, or purses. They are great hitchhikers and can spread quickly throughout a home, apartment building, hotel/motel, dorm rooms, cruise ship cabins and other types of accommodations. Fortunately there is an easy way to make your own interceptor to monitor for bed bug activity in the house. These homemade interceptors are effective and very simple to make with common household items.

Ingredients

Materials:

• 2 liter soda bottles
• Bed bug interceptors
• Bed bug powder

Instructions

• Fill a jar with water.
• Add one to two drops of dish soap.
• Add a drop of food coloring by mixing thoroughly. You can also use liquid laundry detergent if you don’t have dish soap on hand, but it may be less effective than dish soap since laundry detergents are designed for washing clothes, not trapping bed bugs! It’s best to try using the same type of soap as your bedding in case that’s what attracts them in the first place.
• Place your jar on a countertop next to where you sleep at night (e.g., your bedroom), and repeat this step until you’ve made enough interceptors for each room where you spend time during the day or night—including bathrooms!

It is easy to create bed bug interceptors with household items.

To create a bed bug interceptor, you will need a plastic container. The container should have a lid and be large enough to accommodate the number of interceptors you are creating. It is best to use a plastic container that is not too large or small, and not too deep either.

After selecting your plastic container, place some water in it (about an inch). Place some baking soda on top of this water layer with about another inch of space between them. You want to make sure that there is plenty of room for insects to enter into each layer as they climb up from their hiding spot at the bottom layer! This way they won’t get stuck in any narrow spaces where they can die before reaching your trap!

Conclusion

Bed bugs can be one of the most difficult pest problems to get rid of, but these interceptors will help.