Sleep Tight! Don’t Let The Bed Bugs Bite!
This may be a bedtime phrase for children, but bed bugs are a real hazard and should be handled by professionals to avoid nasty consequences. Bed bugs are extremely small, but they are actually visible to the naked eye. They feed on human blood and are attracted to the warmth of the body and exhaled carbon dioxide. These little critters are highly adapted to living among humans, and they can make your home their own in a surprisingly short amount of time. But how do they enter your home? How can you know if you have a bedbug problem? And, most importantly, how do you get rid of them right away?
First things first; how in the world does one fall victim of a bed bug infestation? Bed bugs feed on blood, so you have equal chances to find them in immaculate homes as you do of encountering them in filthy ones. So, although cleanliness is important and advisable, it does not make your home bedbug free. They can hang on to any imaginable object that can carry dust: clothes, luggage and pretty much anything made out of fabric that enters your home. Because of their small size (5mm at maximum) bed bugs can hide in spaces as small as the width of a credit card, making them hard to track, but here are signs you can be aware of:
- Itchy spots that weren’t there before going to bed.
- Rust spots on sheets.
- Small blood stains on sheets and pillowcases.
- Signs of eggshells or shed skin on your bed.
Even though bedbugs are carriers of many viruses and diseases, there are no proven facts that say they actually transmit any of them. Nonetheless, we’re sure you don’t want to deal with them… that’s why A&C Termite and Pest Solutions are ready to make sure you do not have to deal with them. We have the experience to know exactly what we have to look for and the chemicals that are safe for using in such a delicate area as your bedroom. We will provide the services you need and also give you helpful tips to make sure they don’t ever return.
A&C is your first option when it comes to exterminating any sort of infestation all around Apple Valley and its surroundings. To contact us, you can browse our webpage http://www.ancpestsolutions.net/ and fill in a form with your request, or call us at 760-912-8155. Go back to sleeping tight, bedbug free!
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