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Please don't use glue traps unless you check them daily and plan to get them off with vegetable oil.

How did you treat

Holy shit where in Worcester?

I am sensetive to bed bug bites, will i have itchings and redness from baby bed bug bites as well?

how can they get inside the mattress?

Yea ortho home defense does work i had a mild infestation from what it looked like i went crazy with it finished 2 bottles but the third one seemed to do the trick i sprayed everywhere even my car twice just in case I haven't wiped down my walls just in case its been 3 weeks since ive seen one but still stripping my bed when i wake up still got my clothes in airtight boxes and bags cant be too sure just being cautious

Ive seen them running on the glue traps and not getting stuck. Its amazing how smart they are.

Let me ask you because I've had it myself and I live in Toronto housing Toronto community housing and I will tell you it takes a couple of months 6 to 9 months to get rid of them once you have them because as much as you can complain and say you're still getting bit when the inspector comes and he sees no lights no life evidence of bed bugs but yet you're still getting bit what do you do then what do you do when the specialist says that they have 20 years experience and even though your spring 99% alcohol on your bed and you see black little things popping up and he's telling you it's not bed bugs then what is it because the only thing I see is little black specks of like pepper and I'm still getting bit in threes that's the only bug I know that bites in three I don't know any other bug so what do you do at that point when you had three or four inspectors say they see no life evidence and when you get sprayed they say they see no life evidence of bed bugs but yet when you sleep you're getting bit

What’s the camera you’re using and does it need WiFi 🙏

glue gtraps are not legal; and they die slowly by them which is very cruel. Dont use glue traps

i think the bait you use is key i have used peanut butter in victor metal snap traps and have caught 18 mice in 2 months and have tried to seal off entry points outside my house

do booklice look similar to these?

Theres been cases where houses had to be demolished to get rid of them. They are resistant to most chemicals!

They are an impossible problem to deal with you would never see them on a patterned background If you go to all the effort to get rid of the repulsive things it's so easy to reintroduce them either from you bringing them into your home on articles brought into your home you can't thoroughly inspect every seam and crevis it would be a full time job occupying all your time

Now I'ma be checking my bed every day for bed bugs. 💀

I came here because I think a friend of mine has these 😢 unfortunately. But I don't want to end up with these things in my home. Ummmm HELL NAH ! I've never been around these nasty things therefore I don't know wtf they look like . That's why I'm here. Cause if she has them I'm not going to be going to her house anymore. Nor will I be taking her anywhere in my truck. I'm not being rude I'm just being safe. I can't and will not go to someones house that has or could have bugs . Especially bedbugs. Even talking about them make my skin crawl yucky af

When you get to know a mouse, they are smarter than I thought. Don't underestimate them based on your observations like how small they are. Same rule applies with people. Just get some more knowledge about something or someone before you start judging off observations. Also, the speed that the mouse has is its greatest defense. If it was not for there speed, they would not make it to there hide out spots in those small holes and I would have trapped it myself like using a big glass of jar

I’m curious, if you put a cover on a mattress, does it prevent new ones from crawling on the mattress as well or does it just trap & suffocate the ones already on there? Also, I heard that steamers are good for killing them..can I buy a small portable one for around $40 to $50 & steam the areas around my mattress?

Sooo do you burn all your clothes every night after work? How does that not bother you guys, doing what you do?

Are there some insects that could be mistaken for bed bugs? I’m curious, do bed bug covers not allow them to crawl on that cover? What are the traps you put on the stands of the bed frame called & where can you get them?

Sure those small ones aren't just book lice?

man, this one actually looks a looot more like what people say are booklice! the thin shape, the head quite seperated from the body... but this surely is a bed bug?

For someone who recently battled an infestation, it was small/mild, nothing crazy! But here are my tips and please use it to your full advantage no matter how big or small your infestation is. This is going to be a LONG READ!!! But it’s helpful!!! 1: Buy mattress, pillow, and box spring covers/ encasements. Specifically made for bed bugs because it has a material that bed bugs have a hard time crawling on. Also, once the covers/ encasements are on, Bed Bugs can’t come out and they can’t go in! Bed bugs are known for hiding inside of your mattress and mainly your box spring. If you’re an aggressive sleeper or sleep with someone, buy two! Just in case one of them rips or tears. 2: Buy bed bug interceptors, put them on the legs of your bed frame, so when they try to climb up to your bed to bite you, they’ll get trapped! You can also put this on the legs of your furniture or on other bed frames in your home for PROTECTION. The first step to stop the infestation from getting worst, is to not let them bite you! That’s how they turn into adults and lay eggs, with a lot of blood consumption. 3: Buy CimeXa powder with a powder duster tool from a company like Amazon. Put some of the powder inside of the bed bug interceptors (the inner part where the legs of your bed frame or any other furniture would go, not the outer part.) These powders will legitimately kill all stages of bed bugs within a 1-3 day period, including every other insect as well! You should use this powder in corners, holes, cracks, under your mattress & under your furniture. But use a face mask with gloves when you’re applying the powder and do not over use it. This powder should be applied like dust, if you throw chunks of powder all over the place then insects will just find a way around it. This powder also stays where it’s been applied for A LONG TIME! Unless you vacuum it up with a strong vacuum or you clean it up with a liquid substance. If you do then you’ll need to reapply it but this powder destroy insects!!! Once they walk directly onto/ over it. A lot of people would mention DE, but apparently it causes breathing problems and takes longer to kill bed bugs compared to CimeXa. So buy CimeXa with a powder duster tool. 4: Keep your bed away from the wall! Make sure your sheets aren’t hanging off of the bed, or you don’t have a charger or anything that the bed bugs can climb onto without them using the legs of your bed frame. If you wake up and find your pillow or blanket on the floor, leave it there! Dont pick it up and use it to go back to sleep. 5: Buy ortho bed bug spray or crossfire! It kills all stages of bed bugs on contact! And it kills bed bugs even after it dries, by leaving traces of poison that sticks to their body, they have no resistant to it either. So spray these in areas where there’s bed bug activity or places where they’d most likely hide. Cracks, corners, holes, etc… remember that they hide CLOSE TO YOU! Rubbing alcohol is great too! But once it dries then it’s pretty much useless. Alcohol only kills stages of bed bugs on contact! Ortho and crossfire leaves behind poison that sticks to all insects. These sprays aren’t flammable and they will not stain or damage your furniture. So you can completely spray down your walls, floors, carpet, furniture, etc… without any negative effects. They do have a scent, but it’s not a super strong or bad scent at all.

We had them like 7 years ago and I just saw one on my bed last night my brother got them first now they are in my room I’m scared because they were so hard to get rid of the first time 😢

I have set up a good amount of glue traps and I’m now certain the mice are avoiding them I even change the boards out often to keep them fresh. My first go around I didn’t use gloves so i thought that was the problem. Once I found out I’m supposed to use gloves I set out more traps with gloves on and still no success , any ideas ?

The gym fake grass got me😢 deb bugs 😢😢😢😢😢

Bro thank you I just found out I have a bed bug infestation so I’m going to get some advice to get them away

i have these in my kitchen at night, i friggin hate these things now

I once saw a bed bug baby that body looked transparent

They are like the size of a small sesame seed.

That nymph has fed, they are see through when born, and the first neal shows as a red dot in their body then, they turn grey/ creamy like that.. That's why the first hatchlings are microscopic, they're see thru, and very hungry..., and even when they have the red dot, very hard to see... Until they've already fed 4 it 5 times to get to a cream colored nymph

He failed to mention bed bugs can live for over a year even known to live 16 months without a food source. So you would have to have the encasement on for that long without opening it, cleaning it or hopefully not tearing it accidently or wearing through it. Just FYI. 😅😩😎

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Rats are smarter

lol

Those are mf rats quit lying

Bro, I put peanut butter on the traps the mouses actually managed to eat everything without activate the traps I don't even know how it's possible because the traps are really sensitive, I mean sometimes just slightly moving them activate them but somehow they successfully ate the peanut butter without activating the traps, they're f ing smart.

Can u see the legs on the little ones? What about their antenna? I have a pic of something and I zoomed in. It doesn't look like it has antennas or legs. I may just be being paranoid. Been there, done that. Ny neighbors' garbage picked an infested couch. I was livid.. they came upstairs. Is it true they travel up? I read they are like a pyramid and travel to the peak of a house.

I dont find them easily, up-ended my mattress recently. The list of places is very long to search. I feel like I should nanny cam myself getting bitten lol

I have caught over 20 mice easily in my attic over the last year. There is one left, and he has avoided 35 traps of various kinds. I sealed the hole to the outside so I don’t know how he gets food and water. I have 3 cameras set up and the mouse avoids all traps… this is not an embellishment… how do I defeat the boss !?

I’ve been in the pest control business for over 37 years. It’s good to hear some common sense. Never plug the holes till the problem is resolved. Kinda like deer hunting, you put your stand near a trail.

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I went to a new girl friend's house, i asked to use the bathroom, while i was standing over the toilet i noticed a lot of red spots on the bathroom walls which i believe were remnants of bed bugs, when i went into his living room she asked if i wanted to sit on the couch while i waited for her, i told her no thanks ill sit on the porch , i decided not to go there no more.

Thank! Been looking for this real life comparison

A strange insect is biting me during the day and night but they are pinpoint size and I found dozens in my bathroom as the majority of them were. That's what makes me think mine aren't bedbugs. There's nothing hiding on the mattress.

How long can bedbug adults & nymphs survive without food/blood until they die from starvation? I read it can be 6-12 months average, which is disconcerting. That means if someone puts a full zip-up cover around the mattress, the bedbugs trapped inside could live there for that long.

I think i would burn that mattress and treat my entire house.

from my personal experience, the plastic snap traps work best. i've tried the wooden ones, the mice seem to be able to take the bait from them occasionally without setting it off. those circular kill & conceal things have never worked once for me. glue traps work but are cruel. ultimately those plastic snap traps seem to be the most effective. i've never had the bait stolen from one, there is a kill every single time... once again, this is all anecdotal

I have 3 kind of traps. Guess I have a smart mouse.

So the bait didn’t kill them?