Bed Bug Pesticide

During the 20th century DDT almost managed to eliminate these pests however being the true survivor they are, these bug suckers are still obviously around and alarmingly their numbers grow each year. In the US alone an increase of 70% of bed bugs within 5 years are reflected in the datum. An adult bed bug can lay 5 eggs a day or 500 in their entire lifetime. Their ability to survive without a meal for as long as 18 months also make these bugs tough opponents and definite survivors.

Research has shown that the boom of cheap travel to various parts of the world have added to the spike of bed bugs as these pests don't mind the intercontinental travel and are immune to jet lag unlike humans. Just one night spent in a pest ridden motel, hotel, hostel or any infested area is all it takes for these uninvited travel buddies to hitch a ride in your luggage. These bugs are not ones to shy away from other forms of transportation reports also show that trains, tubes, buses and other forms of public transport have been known bug terminals make infestation easy and convenient and less tiring than flying if they had wings.

Extermination can be done using store bought sprays but are often as expensive as hiring a professional pest control expert. Most people find it more economic and convenient to let the experts handle these nasty little buggers. If one were brave enough though to still take the DIY extermination route it is important to follow the same steps experts would take or would require you the homeowner to take when planning to eliminate these pests. Start by stripping the mattress bare of sheets and pile up furniture. Do your laundry, any object that can be washed, should be washed, laundered, dry cleaned etc. it is integral that all objects to be washed must use hot water and high heat this disinfects and ensures that the eggs that are possibly attached to these objects are exterminated. Getting Rid of Bed Bugs can be hard but is crucial to live a calm and peaceful life.

Once washed store in an air tight container, sealed bag or tightly knotted garbage bag it is also best if these items are stored while the rest of the house is still being treated. Vacuuming is essential, sweeping isn't. Vacuum as much of the household as possible and toss the filter contents outside in a bin. At this point you will now proceed to spraying the infested area with contact spray or store bought pesticide that is effective in eliminating bugs. When all else fails its time to call professionals in to do the job so that you can sleep tight and not let the bed bugs bite.

My name is Michele Adams. I love to write about health, hair, fashion, and more. I wrote this article today to share my knowledge on getting rid of bed bugs. When I was infested I went crazy for months trying to find a solution. I want to share everything I learned with all of you. For more information please visit my blog - Bed Bug Signs.