Getting rid of bed bugs is a daunting task which requires extensive planning and effort. Know that you are not alone on your fight against bed bugs. Many individuals and families around the world are currently dealing with the bed bug epidemic. Getting rid of bed bugs will take effort - your timely planning and actions, coupled with hiring a professional (and very thorough) pest control operator will ensure that you have a higher chance in ridding your residence of bed bugs. Be patient and diligent – bed bugs are extremely resilient and stubborn pests. There is no silver bullet for getting rid of bed bugs, it takes a combination of techniques and approaches to be successful.
DO IT YOURSELF (DIY) METHODS AND CONTROLLING
1.) What is diatomaceous earth? Where can I buy some and does it work for killing bed bugs?
It does work in controlling an infestation, but it poses a serious inhalation risk.
2.) What are some great ways for removing live bed bugs from my belongings? I found them in my clothes, books, etc.
There are several options you have. High heat is your best friend. Read on…
3.) Do insect foggers (like flea foggers or products labeled for fogging bed bugs) actually work in killing bed bugs? What are the risks?
The fumes released from the canister are harmful to inhale and in fact, foggers have little to no effect on bed bug infestations.
PROFESSIONAL PEST CONTROL OPERATORS/EXTERMINATORS
1.) Is pest control services for bed bugs expensive?
Short answer, yes. Read more.
2.) I hired a pest control operator. Is there any preparation I will have to complete before they come in and inspect or treat?
Generally, all pest control operators provide a preparation sheet… more.
3.) My pest control operator informed me of two options for treating bed bugs, heat and chemical. Which is better for me?
In our opinion, it depends on several factors, including severity of infestation.
4.) Are there any things I need to do during treatment?
Continue monitoring, openly voicing concerns to your pest control expert… more.
5.) My treatment for bed bugs is done. Should I resume living my life normally again – unpack my clothes out of their zipped bags, etc.?
Not quite yet – going back to “normal” might never be possible, for a while.
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