Bed bug treatment and removal in London
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There has been an increase in bed bug infestations in London in recent years, due to the number of people travelling and bed bugs' resistance to pesticides. You can easily bring these bed bugs into your home on clothing or luggage. It is difficult to control bed bugs due to their hardiness and ability to go unnoticed.
To avoid serious health problems and prevent an infestation getting out of control, bed bug treatment needs to be done in a timely manner. You should contact a professional bed bug exterminator as soon as possible to perform insecticide, fumigation or heat treatment to combat bed bugs.
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Bed Bug Control FAQ
Q: What causes a bed bug infestation?
A: The root of a bed bug infestation often stems from used furniture or other infested items. You can carry bed bugs in your luggage, purse, backpack, or soft or upholstered items. They can move from room to room in multi-unit buildings, like hotels.
Q: Where will I find bed bugs?
A: Bed bugs can be found in various places, including under loose wallpaper, behind pictures, bed frames, mattresses, clothing, and furniture. If the room is heavily infested, you can find bed bugs in the seams and folds of chairs, couches, and cushions.
Q: What temperature kills bedbugs instantly?
A: A high temperature of 100°C instantly kills bed bugs. Steam should be applied slowly to the folds and tufts of mattresses, the seams of sofas, bed frames, and any corners or edges that may hold bed bugs.
Q: How long do bed bugs live?
A: Adult bed bugs live for about 2 to 4 months. Larvae and adults can survive up to 1 year without feeding. Young nymphs can survive without a blood meal for days or months.
Q: Can bed bugs make you sick?
A: Bed bugs do not directly cause illness in humans. In most cases of humans becoming ill after being bitten by bed bugs, it was an allergy or infection. Bedbug bites occur most often on areas while sleeping, such as the face, neck, and arms.
Q: How to get rid of bed bugs?
A: Bed bugs heat treatment is the fastest way to kill the nasty critters. A heat treatment raises your home's temperature above 60°C through thermal blasting. The goal is to eliminate bed bugs at every stage of their life cycle.
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