AMPM Exterminators Expert Seattle Pest Exterminators Educate People About Bed Bugs
Bed Bugs, tiny flat bodied bugs which often go unnoticed until it is too late; a bed bug infestation is one of the most annoying, uncomfortable and hard to rid of pest infestation. Mostly bed bug infestations go unnoticed or misdiagnosed, due to the lack of proper information about bed bugs their infestation pattern, breeding cycles, symptoms and other helpful information. AMPM exterminators Seattle home pest control experts have dealt with countless bed bug infestations and have now taken the initiative to inform people about bed bugs and how to prevent and finish a bed bug infestation problem. The bed bug control guidelines will help people understand the missing links about bed bugs infestation in their own homes and offices so they can tackle the problem at the right time.
As professional pest exterminators AMPM exterminators recognize that simply killing the bed bugs once is not effective as it is necessary to get rid of the bugs, their eggs and all hiding places. Bed bugs are difficult to see, they are active at night when humans are sleeping, and a female can lay eggs at 2 to 3 per day and may lay 200 to 300 eggs in a lifetime thus the problem spreads quickly if not tackled soon. Their unique flat body shape and small size makes it convenient for them to hide in the smallest nooks and crannies such as the folds of a bed sheet or mattress. Bed bugs can also infest cracks in walls or the holes in furniture. In the early molting stages and the eggs are very small and almost invisible to the naked eye. Bed bugs live in clusters, like roaches.
Bed bug bites are a real nuisance because these small bites can cause irritations and itching which may last for days. Proper techniques and methods are necessary for ending a bed bug infestation effectively. The safest and guaranteed way of dealing with a bed bug infestation is to call in the help of professional pest exterminators who will be able to correctly assess the extent of the problem and decide the best course of action to get rid of the pest problem completely.
Many people who have had to deal with Bed Bugs know that they are tough to get rid of and if the problem is not undertaken correctly the issue can reoccur. Residents of Seattle can trust the expert pest extermination services of AMPM Seattle exterminators. Their teams of highly trained and professional exterminators have full knowledge and years of experience of dealing with bed bug extermination.
For more information about bed bugs and AMPM Exterminators services please visit: http://faqs.ampmexterminators.com/bed-bug-exterminators/ and http://ampmexterminators.com/Bedbugs-control.php. Interested folks are also advised to watch: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MA161olpue4
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Bed bugs have flat bodies and may sometimes be mistaken for ticks or small cockroaches. Bed bugs feed by sucking blood from humans or animals. Adult bed bugs are reddish brown in color, appearing more reddish after feeding on a blood meal. Bed bugs can live in any area of the home Bed bugs are most active at night and bite any exposed areas of skin while an individual is sleeping. The face, neck, hands, and arms are common sites for bedbug bites.
Thursday, January 16, 2014
Are bed bugs biting you can't sleep ask pest exterminator what to do
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Saturday, November 16, 2013
Seattle exterminators explain How did I get bed bugs in my house?
Lots of people who find that they have bedbugs wonder where the heck they got them from.
There are a couple of common ways you can get an infestation:
1) Living in an apartment. Bed bugs often live or crawl in the spaces in between walls as well, and if your neighbors have them, you could as well. That also can make it harder for you to permanently get rid of them, since you've got a potential source until your neighbors take care of their own infestation.
2) Travel. Many hotels have infestations. With international travel, this is even more likely. Bed bugs will often crawl into your luggage and get carried back into your home, and all it takes is one to get an infestation started there, too.
3) Clothing. Sometimes they could get into your house by crawling onto your clothes randomly - but this is actually pretty rare.
4) Used furniture or clothing. This is more common - if you buy used clothes or used furniture, sometimes there can be bed bugs in them (they don't just live in beds, but anywhere near where people sleep). If you bought something used and bring it into your house, that could be where you picked up your own set of bugs.
5) Your occupation. If you regularly go into other people's houses for some reason, you could easily bring bed bugs back with you that way. If you're the cable guy, a plumber, or anybody who goes into other people's houses, you're at risk.
6) Guests. If someone stays at your house, they could bring them over with them. One big source of this is students coming home for the holidays - the dorm rooms could easily pick up an infestation given how many people are coming in and out all the time from all over.
7) Wild animals. This is a kind of rare way people have gotten them, but sometimes people have had animals get into their house for a short period and bring them in with them. Birds and bats are the most common offenders.
There are a couple of common ways you can get an infestation:
1) Living in an apartment. Bed bugs often live or crawl in the spaces in between walls as well, and if your neighbors have them, you could as well. That also can make it harder for you to permanently get rid of them, since you've got a potential source until your neighbors take care of their own infestation.
2) Travel. Many hotels have infestations. With international travel, this is even more likely. Bed bugs will often crawl into your luggage and get carried back into your home, and all it takes is one to get an infestation started there, too.
3) Clothing. Sometimes they could get into your house by crawling onto your clothes randomly - but this is actually pretty rare.
4) Used furniture or clothing. This is more common - if you buy used clothes or used furniture, sometimes there can be bed bugs in them (they don't just live in beds, but anywhere near where people sleep). If you bought something used and bring it into your house, that could be where you picked up your own set of bugs.
5) Your occupation. If you regularly go into other people's houses for some reason, you could easily bring bed bugs back with you that way. If you're the cable guy, a plumber, or anybody who goes into other people's houses, you're at risk.
6) Guests. If someone stays at your house, they could bring them over with them. One big source of this is students coming home for the holidays - the dorm rooms could easily pick up an infestation given how many people are coming in and out all the time from all over.
7) Wild animals. This is a kind of rare way people have gotten them, but sometimes people have had animals get into their house for a short period and bring them in with them. Birds and bats are the most common offenders.
Wednesday, October 30, 2013
Bed Bugs Exterminators, Seattle Guarantees Complete Bed Bugs Removal
Creepy little creatures that feed off of warm bloodied host
usually unsuspecting humans, who are mostly unaware that they have fallen prey
to these blood thirsty creatures, they hide away in the shadows where they
live, breed and multiply, these creatures are not a work of some horror movie
or novel writer but these are real life creatures that infest many homes,
hotels and working places around the globe.
Bed bugs are
parasitic insect that feed exclusively on blood, these tiny blood suckers like
to reside in cracks and crevices and out of the way areas where they cannot be
found, but they prefer being close to their food source such as in the folds of
bed sheets, mattresses, upholstered furnishing and any other place around the
home that offer secluded undisturbed areas. People usually do not realize that
they have a bed bugs infestation until it is too late and this problem can be
hard to get rid of as well.
Bed bug bites
can usually be mistaken for mosquito bites, thus it is hard to tell if a place
is infested with bed bugs from just looking at the bite. Bedbugs are commonly
transported within luggage or different clothing items, allowing them to spread
anywhere humans settle. Infestations have become a problem in domestic
households, hotels, dormitories, and other places of residence. Bed Bug bites
are extremely itchy, uncomfortable and can sometimes cause serious health
problems.
A bed bug treatment may prove to be hard if not done
properly because bed bugs are not easy to get rid of. Home owners and especially
travelers should keep an eye open for bed bug symptoms such as feces, eggs, and
shed “skins” of larval bed bugs, as well as for active bed bugs, for their
reference people can look for bed bug pictures online. Travelers and renters
can check bed bug registry online to know about bed bug reports from across the
United States. Travelers should take extra precaution and preventive measures
to ensure that they do not spread bed bugs back in their house.
Bed bugs
infestations are becoming a major problem in United States and around the
world, AM/PM exterminators, LLC are the bed bugs
extermination Seattle experts. Whenever one knows that they have a bed bug
infestation in their house in Seattle they can call upon the AM/PM
exterminators highly trained technicians, who offer a wide range of safe,
effective pest control solutions. They always make sure that their work is
child and pet friendly.
People can visit the AMPM Exterminators website: http://www.ampmexterminators.com/Bedbugs-control.php
to learn more about bed bugs, bed bug traps and other useful information about
this pest and also the AM/PM exterminators, LLC contact details.
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