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Because of their impressive sense of smell, dogs have been extremely useful to police authorities, fire, and search, as well as rescue operations. Man’s best friend is also a powerful ally in the fight against bed bug infestation. Dogs can actually offer about 95% accuracy rating for early detection of bed bugs. Dogs have no …
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Your rental property may have to deal with the presence of bed bugs, which can pose a real threat to your business. Therefore, it is important to take the right steps in due time, rather than wait and see if problems get more aggravated. Dogs are much better at detecting the presence of bed bugs …
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A bug inspection can be a really stressful experience. In the case of businesses, such pests can be a bad experience for guests and customers, and, of course, for business owners as well. Not to mention the fact that they lead to unpleasant bites, which are hard to tolerate by most people. K9 inspection is …
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Bed bugs have a reddish-brown color and they usually hide in areas such as beds or other similar pieces of furniture. They can also be found in electrical outlets, curtain folds or loose wallpaper. They have the approximate size of an apple seed and feed on blood, which means people can get bitten by these …
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Bed bugs create discomfort in homes, motels, hotels, cinemas and, well, everywhere they nest really. Similar to lice and flees, bed bugs are tiny, but also incredibly problematic each time they decide to populate an area. Warm-blooded animals (our pets included!) are unfortunately at risk to getting a variety of insect infestations, including bedbugs. Bed …
Bed bugs are nocturnal, red-brown insects that feed on human blood, but also on warm blood from pets – animals or birds. These insects have no wings; in time, through their evolution, they developed a flattened body, which allows them to hide in places such as: cracks in the bed frame, cracks in the walls, …
Quite worryingly, yes, bed bugs can actually survive outside, when temperatures are high enough! Even if they are not exactly nature enthusiasts, summer temperatures create conditions for their outdoor survival, at least for a while. They do prefer the indoor comfort of your bed, so it will never be their choice to settle outdoors; however, …
Bedbugs are known to love warmth – no wonder they prefer to stay indoors, near your bed. Summer is their season, because it makes them thrive, so this it is also the best time to check for bedbugs in your home, because there are chances to discover them more easily. It is often hard to …
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Because bedbugs are rather nocturnal insects, their activity is most intense at night, when the human victims sleep and do not feel the stings. At the moment of the bite, this insect uses a substance that produces a local anesthesia, so that the victim does not feel anything. For these reasons, many people live with …
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For millions of years, bedbugs have evolved into nest parasites, particularly related to birds and bat shelters. Some of them have also learned to adapt to the human environment and to live in our “nests”, i.e. our homes, and, more specifically, in our beds. Bed bugs can enter the house as clandestine “passengers”, in luggage, …
Bedbugs continue their spread, so pest control companies are increasingly busy exterminating them. However, detecting infestations and getting rid of these elusive mini-vampires is difficult, because they hide very well and typically come up only at night, to feed. This is why specialists, besides using different chemicals and other methods, also turn to the …
Pest control specialists use efficient substances and cleaning methods to help people get rid of bedbug infestations, but the process may take a while, because these small vampires tend to show up again, even when you think you have finally got rid of their unwanted presence in your home. That`s because the main challenge is …
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Our pets are such a joy in our lives, but we are not exactly happy with what they can bring into the house – like ticks or fleas. However, when it comes to bed bugs, we should not worry so much, as they are rarely interested in animals. Bedbugs have a thing for human blood …
Bedbugs are known to love the warm environment around human beds, where they can feed and multiply in the best conditions. However, you may not know that these creepy insects can also live outdoors, if they have to, but they will constantly look for a way to get in, otherwise they will eventually die, not …
Well, you can try, but your chances to succeed are quite small, so better be prepared for a good dose of frustration, just in case… Bed bugs are very difficult to eradicate. Getting rid of them will definitely not happen overnight, not even with professional help. Typically, it takes a few successive treatments to be …
Many insects are seasonal. Mosquitoes, bees, flies – they are all most commonly seen during summer months. But how about bed bugs? Bed bugs like warm environments and, when they have these conditions, they metabolize more quickly. However, considering that they live indoors, where thermostats are turned up when it is cold, they are not …
The irritation caused by the bite of a bed bug is round and reddish, but unlike other irritations caused by other insects, it creates strong itching sensations. The symptom can be so severe that many people scratch until the wound bleeds and can become super infected. This is especially true in the case of children …
Yes, this is perfectly possible, and this is how it all begins, in most of the cases: with just a couple of insects people have brought in, without being aware of their presence. Bedbugs are a category of pests that are very difficult to control, given their superior resistance to many disinfection methods. Moreover, it …
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Bedbugs lay between 200 – 500 eggs in a period of 2 months, in batches of 10 – 50. The eggs are attached to the furniture or their accessories by a transparent substance. There are 5 stages of the life cycle from egg to adult, which can last 6 to 10 months. The typical lifespan …
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To infest a house, bed bugs are usually brought in by somebody, from somewhere. They do not stay on the human host after feeding on their blood (as lice do), but they can hide in clothing or luggage, bags, sacks etc, so people can transport them without being aware of it. Most often, bed bugs …
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Bedbugs do not cling onto people (like ticks), but they can accidentally end up in your belongings (i.e. suitcases, bags or laptop bags). From there, they move into homes, hotels, offices, hospitals or any other building or means of transportation. Sometimes, they may end up in your car too, although severe infestations are unlikely, considering …
Being flat and small in size, bedbugs can easily hide during the day, when they are not active. They can be found in bed mattresses, furniture, carpets, baseboards, picture frames and other interior decorations – these being the first places where you should look for signs of bed bug infestation. Because these insects can hide …
Bed bugs have a large distribution worldwide, due to the development of tourism. People carry them in luggage, clothes and they can spread even through the international transport of furniture. It is possible to bring home bed bugs from almost anywhere – we can find and pick them up from offices, shops, hotels, gyms – …
Bed bugs can be found in all U.S. states and are considered, officially, an epidemic. They can be found in temperate climates all over the world and have existed since ancient times. There are different species, but the common bedbug (Cimex lectularius) is particularly adaptable to all human environments. Bedbugs are flattened dorso-ventral and thin, …
Bed bugs are tiny critters, but they can move fast and are resourceful when it comes to hiding places. They are able to advance at the speed of 3-4 feet per minute (that speed is similar to adult sprinting) on almost any surface – when that speed is achieved by a body that is usually …
Bed bugs are elusive, nocturnal creatures, notoriously hard to find through visual inspections performed by humans with the lights on. However, the nasty critters are not so hard to find for dogs trained especially to catch them – fortunately, bed bugs exude a smell that is easy to detect for bed bugs and their excrement …
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The most common places for bed bugs to hide are mattresses and furniture upholstery, but the tiny critters are very resourceful hiders and they can take shelter in much more unusual places as well. Here are some tips where to look after you performed a thorough check of all the common hide-ways: Behind electrical outlet …
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Our canine friends can help us in many ways – they are today used not only as guards and for sniffing out bombs or drugs, but also for detecting bed bugs. Not all dogs can find bed bugs, the ones that do having special traits – here are some: An keen sense of smell – …
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Bedbugs are hematophagous insects that like to live in bedrooms, as their name suggests, because there is the source of their food: human blood. They crawl in wall or furniture cracks and go out at night; in the rest of the time, they typically remain hidden. Bedbugs form colonies in dark and warm places. In …
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As a habitat, bedbugs prefer dark and quiet areas, near food sources (human blood). They hide in places hard to reach, in furniture and wall cracks, in the seams of mattresses or upholstery. They are attracted to carbon dioxide and the heat coming from people. They are usually active during the night, when there is …
