Bed Bugs Begone!

As the number of people traveling worldwide increases, so does the prevalence of bed bugs. These insects are not native to any particular location, so they can quickly move from one place to another. If they don’t bite a person, they’ll enter their bags or ride on their clothing. They’ll even spread on planes when hand luggage is shared with other passengers. If you suspect you have a bedbug infestation, call Pointe Pest Control right away!

Bed bugs are insects in the genus Cimex that feed on blood during the night. The bites of these bugs can cause redness and even blisters. Some people are allergic to their bites and experience allergic reactions. A bed bug infestation can be a nuisance and harm your health. Bed bug bites can cause allergic reactions, psychological effects, and skin rashes.

Although they can feed on many warm-blooded animals, bed bugs prefer to feed on humans. These bugs are not contagious but their bites are often itchy and can cause severe discomfort. While these bites may not be painful, they can cause severe itching, so it is important to get rid of the problem as soon as possible. Fortunately, treatment for bed bug bites is not difficult. Topical steroid creams can often provide relief.

Treatment for bed bugs can be effective, but you must take measures to prevent re-infestation in the future. One effective way to prevent bedbugs from re-infesting your home is to use a mattress cover. You’ll also need to clean the room properly. Bed bugs can live for a year without food, so it’s important to make sure the area is free of clutter and rugs. If you don’t clean your bedroom properly, bedbugs can easily repopulate and spread throughout the home.

Bedbugs usually bite at night, but some can feed during the day as well. After feeding, these bugs will pierce the skin and extract blood from it. The blood-sucking process can take anywhere from three to ten minutes. A bedbug’s bites are not painful and are often undetectable, but they will stay on your skin for 14 days or more.

While bedbugs are not known to carry disease, their presence can cause discomfort and a break in your sleep. The peak feeding time for bedbugs is between 5 PM and midnight, but their active period can last longer. In temperatures of 55 degrees and below, bedbugs can survive for up to a year without a blood meal. This is why it’s crucial to get rid of bedbugs as soon as possible.

In addition to checking your beds and bedding for signs of bedbugs, you should also check upholstered furniture for signs of a bedbug infestation. Moreover, check the seams and folds of furniture, especially sofas and recliners. If you find any hint that bedbugs might have a presence in your house, call Pointe and we’ll get the infestation taken care of right away.

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