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This video demonstrates how quickly a bed bug infestation can get out of control. These poor people are stuck living in a place crawling with bed bugs. The bed bug infestation is so bad the bed bugs are coming out during the day. It’s really uncommon to see bed bugs out and about during the day. If you see bed bugs crawling around during the day it is a sure sign of a serious bed bug infestation. You need to take action immediately to eliminate bed bugs if this is the case before the bed bug problem gets worse. Find the right bed bug killer for you.

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The ways to get a bed bug infestation are countless. One common way to get them is by carrying them home with you from somewhere you stayed while traveling. Hostels, while an inexpensive solution to lodging while traveling, can end up costing you big money in the long run. Because of their nature, hostels have become breeding grounds for bed bugs and a large source of bed bug distribution.

It’s important to take the proper steps to ensure you don’t bring these disgusting bugs home with you.

Firstly, make sure to inspect around the room if you must stay in a hostel. It’s never a bad idea to bring your own bed bug covers with you as an extra measure of precaution. The seams of the bed should be inspected for any brown specs or actual bed bugs. If the specs or bed bugs are present, we highly recommed staying somewhere else.

When returning home, make sure to inspect your luggage and clothing closely for these same signs. All clothing should be promptly washed and run through the dryer. You can also spray your luggage with our AllStop Dead Bed Bug Contact Killing Spray. It will help to ensure you do not end up with a bed bug infestation.

We also recommend bringing a bottle of the bed bug killing spray with you while traveling. The spray gives you the extra security and bed bug killing power you need to avoid bringing bed bugs home with you.

It’s true. Bats can bring bed bugs into your home. It’s not the most common way to get a bed bug infestation, but does happen.

One customer writes, “We have discovered bed bugs in our bed. I have been bitten for 3yrs. All the docters said I had eczema. I saw a bug in our bed and looked it up. I am horrified. We live in the Mountains the ceiling in our home is slatted pine planks. We are currently have a Bat problem as well can they be coming from them. Our home is a very open floor plan what do you suggest please help.”

There is actually several specific species of bed bug that feed primarily on bats. The Cimex hemipterus infests poultry and bats while the Leptocimex boutei feeds on bats and humans. The cimex pilosellus and the cimex popostrella prefer to feed solely on bats if possible.

Bats can make several entrances into your home. The most common way is through the fire place. They will nest their quite often, especially if you do not use the fire place often. If these species of bed bugs hitch a ride into your home via a bat, they will not hesitate to feed on you and your family if they are hungry and left behind without a bat host.

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If your second dwelling, such as a motor home, has been infested with bed bugs it is extremely important to eliminate bed bugs as soon as possible before it grows into your own personal bed bug epedemic. A lot of people work on the road and spend large portion of their time away from home. Bringing bed bugs home from somewhere else is the number one way people get a bed bug infestation. Finding a natural bed bug killer is the key to getting rid of bed bugs for good.

Lloyd S. wrote us about this very kind of problem.

Lloyd said, “I have bed bugs in a new small Motorhome that must have been used for demonstration and apparently picked up some bed bugs in the bed/sofa rear part of the vehicle….not the forward, driving section. I get a few bites ……but not in the forward part yet while I’m using the vehicle for transportation.

I also think that none have yet infested my house. I only got a few bites some days ago when I was sleeping in the motorhome bed. As soon as I discovered them in the motorhome I quit sleeping there and have no bites here in the house, or while driving the vehicle in front. So I’d like to eliminate the ones in the motorhome bed area now??”

Fortunately we were able to give Llyod the information and products he needed to eliminate bed bugs from his new mobile home before his primary residence became infested with bed bugs as well.

If you need help with the same kind of problem you have come to the write place. Call us at 337-937-8800 for the professional bed bug service you need.

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