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Everything you never wanted to know about bed bugs.
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Certified Entomologist, Fox Pest Control
Size: 1/4th to 3/16th inch
Number of legs: 6
Wings: no
Bites or stings: yes
Color: reddish-brown
Carry disease: no
Damages home/yard: no
Most active season: year-round
Fox plan for this pest: Bed Bug Treatment
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They feed on the blood of animals and humans. Adult bed bugs are flat, oval-shaped insects, initially brown but turning reddish and swollen after a blood meal. They are about the size of an apple seed.
If you’re wondering where bed bugs come from, they’re transported by people, usually on luggage, clothing, gym bags, or purses. They can also hitch a ride on furniture.
But are most commonly found in single-family homes, apartments, and hotels. Other places bed bugs are frequently found are:
This is due to larger populations, apartment living, and increased foot traffic – all of which help the rapid spread and breeding of these pests.
Some people may experience itchy red welts or a more severe reaction, but bed bugs are not considered dangerous for most people.
They have been found in luxury hotels and resorts, indicating that their presence is not determined by the cleanliness of the living conditions in which they are found. They are drawn to their hosts for blood meals and hitchhike their way into anywhere they can get that meal.
Want to learn more about bed bugs? Explore the Bed Bug Pest Files for in-depth information on identifying, preventing, and eliminating these stubborn pests
There are many different types of pests around the world that people confuse with bed bugs. Some of the most common are fleas and ticks. It’s important to know the difference, as each one needs a different type of treatment
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You might already know for sure that you have an bed bug problem. Here are a couple of the most common signs of an infestation.
Bed bug bites are small, red, and itchy and look similar to bites from fleas and mosquitoes. They are typically seen on arms, hands, and legs in small clusters or zigzag lines of 3-4 bites. It may take up to two weeks to see the bites, and they can occasionally lead to hives or blistering.
Small, dark spots resembling ink dots indicate bed bug droppings containing digested human blood. These spots are seen around bed bug hiding spots like mattress seams and folds, zippers, and all sides of the furniture.
Bed bugs feed on blood and become engorged. Moving while you sleep may crush a bed bug that has just finished feeding, creating red or rust-colored stains. These are not as common to see as fecal spots.
Translucent, tan-colored bed bug exoskeletons, or molt, are found near hiding places. Bed Bugs shed or molt several times before reaching adulthood. If multiple exoskeletons are found, it’s an indication of a bed bug infestation.
Musty odor in the bedroom, untraceable to a source, might indicate a bed bug infestation. The smell comes from a mix of dead bugs, live bug pheromones, and feces. It intensifies as the infestation worsens, often resembling rust and moldy laundry.
Inspect hotel room upon arrival
Check second-hand furniture
Use pillow and mattress covers
Vacuum frequently
Reduce clutter and clean frequently
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