Bed bugs have been making a valiant comeback in the West since the end of the Second World War, and are now firmly entrenched in our cities. So much so, that every Western hotel has to take special precautions costing an aggregated sum of billions of dollars a year, which is passed on to us, the paying guest.
It is long past the time when everyone should take this subject seriously, so, in that vein, I hope that you will find the information below helpful, useful and profitable.
Bed bugs are a major concern for many people, especially those living in densely populated areas. These tiny pests can wreak havoc on your home and your peace of mind, making it difficult to get a good night's sleep. In recent years, the problem of bed bugs has become more prevalent, and many people are looking for effective ways to deal with them.
This book is a comprehensive guide on how to deal with bed bugs, from prevention to elimination. It covers everything you need to know about bed bugs, including their behaviour, habits, and the signs of an infestation. The book offers practical tips and advice on how to prevent bed bugs from entering your home, as well as how to get rid of them if they do.
The book is organized into easy-to-follow sections, beginning with an overview of bed bugs, their life cycle, and habits. The subsequent sections cover a range of topics, such as how to identify bed bugs, common hiding places, and methods for eliminating them.
In addition, the book provides advice on how to handle bed bug bites, as well as how to clean and disinfect your home after an infestation. It also discusses the importance of working with professionals to ensure that the problem is effectively resolved.
Overall, this book is an essential resource for anyone dealing with a bed bug infestation, whether at home or in a commercial setting. It provides clear, concise guidance on how to prevent, identify, and eliminate bed bugs, as well as tips for ensuring that they don't return.
Genre: TECHNOLOGY & ENGINEERING / Pest Control
Bed Bugs in the Home
Bed bugs were everywhere before the Second World War, but billions of them were eradicated due to slum clearance plans in Europe, America and Asia. There was so much progress achieved in eradicating bed bugs that from, say 1945, until the early 1990's, few people ever saw a bed bug.
However, since the Nineties, bed bugs have been coming back big time. They are now a huge problem in every city in the world from Toronto to New York to London, Paris and elsewhere. Bed bugs are happy to live in clean or dirty properties, they do not discriminate.
Bed bugs are sometimes said to be minute, some people even say invisible to the naked eye, but this is total rubbish. In fact, bed bugs are about the same size and colour as apple pips. Although the colour can vary, particularly depending on whether they have fed recently.
The difficulty for this generation, which has almost certainly never seen a bed bug, is the resurgence of these blood suckers. The health authorities in the United States of America and Canada are very worried about the recent explosion in the number of bed bugs.
Bed bugs are notoriously difficult to get rid of and notoriously easy to acquire. Bed bugs are impervious to most insect killers because they have a heavy waxy coat which is meant to stop them dehydrating, but it is also very good at defending them against insecticides.
The best way to kill these particular insects is with steam. So, if you have an infestation of bed bugs in your home, you have two alternatives. By far the best choice is to call in a professional to clean them out for you; otherwise you will have to hire a steam cleaner.
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