How to get rid from Bed Bugs & What are medical consequences if they bite, Pl tell any home remedies also ?
Monday, August 29th, 2011 at
12:40 pm
It’s been six months since bed bugs are disturbing us in our apartment, after fumigation apparently they look less in quantity and found scattered in our apartment but not completely cleaned, we are four people (2 adults + 2 children) in apartment. Anybody please advice.
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To remove them totally u need to change your matresses, you cannot have the same matresses & completely get rid of them.
you cannot have the cake & save the cream.
Bed bugs seem to be a problem at an alarming rate. Since you live in an apartment, there could be other tenants with an infestation. I highly recommend you discuss this with a landlord. The landlord should pay for someone to exterminate them. As far as bites, I would treat them like a cut. Put peroxide on them and an antibiotic like Bacitracin or Neosporin. Here are a couple websites to address your problem. Also, I am wondering if you had a small steamer, maybe the temperature of the steam might kill them.
http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/bedbugs/DS00663
http://www.medicinenet.com/bed_bugs/article.htm
http://www.ehow.com/how_4841912_exterminate-bed-bugs.html
I highly recommend hiring a Professional who specializes in bedbugs to:
1) Inspect your home for infestations and make the neccessary recommendations to remove any and all infested items such as beds, frames, headboards, etc.
2) Treat the infested areas using a combination of residual insecticides, flushing agents, and dusts.
3) Includes multiple follow ups based on the biology or life cycle of bedbugs.
A great article on Bed Bug Inspections can be found at: http://pestbugcontrol.com/bedbuginspection.html
I also recommend purchasing a copy of "Remove Bed Bugs Guide" at: http://pestbugcontrol.com/removebedbugsguide.html
http://www.bedbugsguide.com/
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