Bed Bug Treatment Tips
What are Bed Bugs?
How to DIY Bed Bugs.
How to DIY Bed Bugs.
These unwanted parasites feed on birds, bats, and last but certainly not least humans. The bite of a bed bug isn't immediately painful, but later they become irritating. The first signs of a bed bug infestation is getting bites. You typically don't see them until infestation has gotten worst. Bed bugs can be found almost anywhere. As soon as you see signs of bed bugs we advise you to call a professional for bed bug control.
How to DIY Bed Bugs.
How to DIY Bed Bugs.
How to DIY Bed Bugs.
- Vacuum treatment
- Bed bugs can be any where so you'll want to vacuum your floors, along baseboards in all cracks and crevices on bed frame, and on mattress and box spring.
- Vacuum frequently
- Throw contents of vacuum away immediately.
- Heat Treatment
- Bed bugs will attach to all linens and clothes DO NOT WASH only dry them on high heat for at least 30 minutes. Washing will allow the bed bugs to live through the heat treatment from the dryer.
- Call an exterminator
- We all love to try to solve issues on our own, but when it comes to bed bugs or a good nights rest you want to make sure that they have been eliminated completely so that you can get that great nights rest you have been deprived of. Call us to get a quote on your bed bug treatment. We are currently servicing Fort Worth, Denton, Keller, Grapevine, Haslet, and surrounding areas.
Does a Safe Bed Bug Treatment Exist?
Customers love the fact that we have an all organic bed bug control option and a safe hybrid bed bug treatment option as well. We use several safe products to eliminate bed bugs because they are known to be able to withstand some active ingredients that are popular with other pest extermination companies. You can rest comfortably knowing that you wont be exposed to harsh chemicals with our bed bug treatments and that those nasty pests will be exterminated quickly. We provide bed bug control in Fort Worth, Keller, Grapvine, Haslet,Denton, and surrounding areas.
How Did I Get Bed Bugs?
Luggage is one of the most common ways bed bugs are brought into your home. Bed bugs can also be brought in by a visitor that has a bed bug infestation.
A Bed bug infestation can quickly escalate. One healthy female bed bug can produce between 200-500 healthy eggs during her lifetime and may lay between 2-5 eggs per day. The best way to avoid a severe infestation is to act quickly and contact your bed bug control professional that can quickly eradicate your bed bugs.