Here are signs of Bed Bugs:
Some of the signs of bed bugs include small blood stains or small, light brown skins found on bed sheets, headboards, walls, and other areas of a room. Look for these physical signs:
Please be sure to check out our Bed bug Kits for sure fire eradication of Bed BUgs.
Our Bed Bug Kit #1 is designed to treat for an actual infestation. If you are looking for a product to maintain when there is no bed bug activity currently we would recommend a product like Fenvastar EcoCap. This would give you a 90 day residual on a maintenance level, and can be sprayed along baseboards and bed frames as you are looking for.
Bed bugs are excellent at hiding in very small cracks and crevices, so fogging is not recommended as reliable treatment for this pest. Fogging will only kill insects exposed at the time of treatment, and bed bugs are usually protected from fogging treatments. Alcohol can be used to kill insects on contact, but again, it will not continue to work after the application is done and dry. Our Bed Bug Control Kits have a great combination of products recommended to do thorough treatments, including contact spray, residual spray, and insecticide dust. These kits come in different sizes, depending on how many rooms you need to treat. It is important to focus on crack and crevice treatments using residual products to have a successful bed bug eradication. We have more details, tips, and videos in our online Bed Bug Treatment Guide here. Please let us know if you have further questions.
Please read over our Bed Bug Guide to learn how to inspect, identify, treat, and prevent Bed Bugs.
After applying the products in the Bed Bug Kit#1, you should allow to properly dry and ventilate prior to returning to the home.
Anytime you are using a machine such as a vacuum or carpet shampooer in an area that may be infested with bed bugs, we recommend replacing the bag or cleaning the container after use so that you are not allowing any bugs that have been picked up to re-enter the area.
You can learn more tips in our Bed Bug Treatment Guide here.
Bedbugs usually hide in cracks and crevices and come out to feed when a host is available. For the most part that is when we happen to be resting, therefore they are hard to see. You may still see signs of activity such as blood stains, fecal matter or skin casings on your bed linens and mattress.
If you have have found live bedbugs we would recommend that you treat your home to make sure you get rid of the ones that might be hiding and you have not seen. You can use the Bed Bug Kit # 1 depending on the size of your home and the number of rooms you will be treating. The kits come with different product that will help you teat all the areas that need to be treated. The Temprid can be used along cracks crevices and baseboards. The Cimexa Dust can be used in wall voids, power outlets, and cracks that are to small to treat with the other products. Bedlam Insecticide Aerosol can be used on seems and folds of your mattress and boxspring, bed frames, picture frames, and furniture. There are several steps you need to take before treating with the products and you can find all the steps for the before and after treatments in our Bed Bug Guide. You can also find all the different kits here.
If using the Bed Bug Kit #1, there are 2 products that can be used on furniture, the Bedlam Aerosol and the Cimexa Dust. When treating leather, take extra measures to only treat the tufts and folds of the recliner as well as deep down between the cushions and backrest areas. After the Bedlam treatment has dried, Cimexa Dust is then applied using the bellow hand duster to lightly dust between all sides of the cushions but also the undersides of the chair lightly dusting springs, levers and mechanical components.
Please view our Bed Bug Treatment Guide for a more in depth treatment plan to eliminate bed bugs.