How To Get Rid of Bed Bugs

I don't know about you but the very notion of having bugs in small but especially large numbers just in my house - let alone in my bed! - is enough to make my skin crawl! Spring time here brings tiny little ants into the house, crawling on the floors under the windows and next to the patio doors. And worst, we get them on the kitchen counter tops. Ugh! This little dance of the ants lasts for about two weeks but it drives me batty. And if that isn't bad enough, we got bed bugs too! The mere thought, and then the reality we experienced, of bugs, actual real bugs, bed bugs, in our beds drove me through the roof and made my stomach churn. Disgusting! I was a basket case until we learned how to get rid of them for good. Boy, this ranks right up there with head lice in making me weak in the knees, along with mites and fleas and roaches. If there is any good news in this, at least bed bugs do not harbor or transmit disease, at least not yet anyway. Still, it's all heeby geebies galore in my view.

If you have bed bugs, do what I did and...

... Learn how to quickly get rid of your bed bugs

Before you embark on a treatment to get rid of bed bugs, you need to be sure you have them. You need to see if you have bugs in the bedding, sheets, pillow cases, blankets, mattress, and mattress pad and protector. They like to hide out in the headboard of the bed and in dark corners of the bed frame. Then find out if they are in fact bed bugs. These little pests are reddish brown in color. They are small, tiny, but not so small that you cannot make out what they are just by looking with the naked eye. Oh yeah, you can see 'em. Know what a grain of rice looks like? There you go - that it the size of a bed bug. But they have no girth as they are flat little buggers, kind of oval, and striped or banded. To get rid of them requires special knowledge and methods since they are resistant to many pesticides. You need to learn about bed bug removal, more than just bed bug repellent.

These minute little critters do their little handiwork, their feeding, at night. Like microscopic vampires, they suck on blood. A typical feeding schedule has them coming out of their hiding places as dawn approaches.

And as you lay there, dreamily asleep, peacefully unaware of anything going on around you ... or ON you... the army of bed bugs starts its feast... ON you!

In the course of an hour, with you, your body, as their host, they complete their feeding before moving back to their quarters before the rise of the sun and the light of day. Pretty appealing, huh?

Ready to do battle to kill bed bugs for good in your bed? Ready to go full tilt to exterminate the little suckers?

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Determine if you have bed bugs because you have to know what you are dealing with before forming your game plan and heading in to battle. Can you see them in the bed and bedding? Do they match the description given here? Have you been bitten? The red marks left on the skin can resemble bites of other insects so that may not be a determinant factor. They travel very well, hitching rides on and in boxes, crates, and suitcases. So determine if you have these items that arrived at your home recently from another location. Do you have a used mattress or other bedding? Best to dispose of it. Still, your bed bugs problem can persist and even grow so you need to be thinking pest control.