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Today bed bug infestations are increasingly common all around the world. It is important to recognize a bed bug infestation early so you can immediately react to exterminate them. The longer a bed bug infestation goes unnoticed, the larger it gets and the harder it will be to exterminate them. Unlike mosquitos, bed bugs do not make a buzzing sound to give them away. Bed bugs usually harbour close to the bed and venture out at night.

Bed Bugs are small insects that feed on human blood. A newly hatched bed bug is semi-transparent, light tan in colour and they are the size of a poppy seed. An adult bed bug however is flat, reddish/brown in colour and has an oval body which resembles an apple seed. People often mistake bed bugs for carpet beetles or a newly hatched cockroach. Bed bugs can leave markings such as fecal matter, blood drops and eggs. These can be found in many places such as in the seams and tufts of the mattress or box spring, sheets, pillow cases, and upholstered furniture. Bed bugs can also be found in the cracks and crevices of your furniture and baseboards that are along the wall.

Bed bug bites can be small or large bumps that are itchy. They usually subside within a few days. Everyone does not show signs of having been bitten by a bed bug. Bites are not a significant enough sign that you have bed bugs. Bites can be misleading because bed bug bites look similar to other insect bites, hives and rashes. If you have bed bugs other evidence should be present. We recommend performing a thorough inspection of your bed.

Bed bugs are most active when you are sleeping. They crawl onto your exposed skin, inject an anesthetic and suck up a small amount of blood, which is hardly ever felt by the person. A female bed bug will lay 5 to 7 eggs per week and can lay approximately 200 to 500 eggs In her life span. The eggs take approximately 10 days to hatch, are fully grown in 2 to 4 months and their lifespan is approximately one year. Bed bugs are not known to spread any health related diseases.

Bed bugs Burlington uses Heat Treatment to exterminate your bed bugs in one single treatment. Lately, heat treatment has been getting a lot of attention however using heat to kill insects is not a new technique. We have been using heat treatment to successfully rid our customers of bed bugs for almost two years and we stand by our service with a written warranty. The biggest advantage of heat treatment is that it can penetrate into the wall, into the little nooks and crannies where bed bugs like to hide. The heat will penetrate these areas and kill the bed bugs hiding there, instantly. We monitor the heat very closely throughout the home to ensure that everywhere and everything reaches the extreme temperatures that are required to kill the bed bugs. We use industrial fans to ensure the heat is able to reach everywhere so there are no cool areas where bed bugs could survive. We invite you to read our web site. It will provide you with a wealth of information that can help you determine your course of action against the unwanted bed bugs in your home. Let Bed Bugs Burlington help you eliminate your bed bugs in one treatment.

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