How do I know there are bedbugs?

Bugs

Bed bugs are small, oval-shaped, flat insects that are brown in color. The size of adult bugs is between 5 ml and 7 ml. They feed on the blood of humans or animals. Their color usually changes from brown to red, or to reddish brown after they bite. They feed on blood, and they need moderate to cold temperatures in order to reproduce, i.e. between 21 degrees Celsius and 26 degrees Celsius. They are called bed bugs because they usually hide in bedding, pillows, and small cracks in pieces of furniture, such as sofas, etc., and they are common. Usually in people's sleeping places; Because it feeds on their blood.

How bed bugs are transmitted

Bedbugs usually move from one place to another through clothes contaminated with eggs, or used and old furniture, or even old boxes and furniture, and other things that people can move from one place to their homes without knowing that they are contaminated. Bedbugs reproduce quickly, It is enough for a single bug carrying eggs that accidentally enters a traveler’s bag, for example, to cause the bugs to spread into different rooms of the house.

Signs of the presence of bed bugs in the home

There are various signs and indications that indicate the presence of bed bugs in the home. They begin so small that it is difficult to notice them before their numbers increase. They appear clear signs, and you must inspect them carefully and carefully until you are able to find them. These signs include:

• Bedbugs can be seen on the edges of the bed, sofa, etc. If the bugs are adults and in large numbers, then only they can be noticed.
• Bed bug droppings can be observed on bedding, pillows, under covers, and other places where they reside. They look like very small dark beads, the color of reddish rust, and the egg casing can sometimes be observed.
• Small red blood spots may also be observed on the white or light covers, as they may leave a very small drop of blood on the cover when they feed.
• Some people find red marks on their skin, and they are usually close together, so they are not a single mark like a mosquito bite. They are often sequential along one line, and the person does not feel the bite, as it is not painful, but it may cause allergies to some people and thus cause Feeling skin irritated and itchy.

How to get rid of bed bugs

It is difficult to get rid of bed bugs, as they multiply quickly and survive harsh conditions, as they can survive without feeding for nearly a year. It is usually best to throw away furniture, clothes, or other contaminated items, and seek help from a company specialized in exterminating insects. Or buy one of the medicines to combat it, and then completely clean the house and contaminated items with disinfectants, a vacuum cleaner, etc.; To ensure the elimination of eggs, because the infection usually returns after 14 days after new bedbug eggs hatch.