Bed bugs are back! There was a time that bed bugs had become quite rare. But in recent years bed bugs have made an impressive comeback. According to Wikipedia: “The U.S. National Pest Management Association reported a 71% increase in bed bug calls between 2000 and 2005. The number of reported incidents in New York...Read More

Are you or your family members noticing red bumps on your skin night after night? If so, it could be bedbugs. Bed bugs feed on human blood. They leave behind red bumps or marks. Other evidence of bedbug bites is blood spotting on pillows and mattresses. Bed bugs often feed on the shoulders and upper...Read More

Bed bugs are not harmful, and their bites do not spread disease. They are extremely disgusting though, and can cause your family undue psychological stress. They typically feed between midnight and 5:00 AM. Females can lay 5 to 20 eggs after a meal; eggs which can be difficult to kill. They are excellent survivors, which...Read More

Heat treatment for bed bugs may be the most effective way to get rid of bed bugs, but it’s also the most expensive. That said, it’s not expensive because it’s the best and the marketplace charges a premium for it. It’s expensive because: It’s more difficult to perform than applying a spray (carrying heavy heaters in and...Read More

If you’re reading this article, then there’s a decent chance that you suffer from a bed bug infestation, or at the very least, you suspect that you might suffer from a bed bug infestation. Such an infestation can be absolutely maddening. So you’re probably looking for a quick, effective and (if at all possible) inexpensive...Read More