Bed Bug Insecticide

Their main source of food is you, the one that sleeps on the bed every night. They come out every night to suck your blood, leaving itchy welts or red bumps on your skin. While the day, they hide in small crevices and cracks around your room.

The first thing you can do to speedily sacrifice the amount of bed mites is seal up every small cracks that you can find in your room. They are only the size of a prestige card width, so they may be hiding anywhere. If there are just too many crevices that could be their hideout, seal the ones within reach first.

Next, you will want to vacuum the other cracks that you didn't seal. Any bug that is hiding in there will definitely get sucked inside the vacuum machine. After finishing, do not throw away the bugs from the bag. You have to kill them so that they won't return for revenge.

Bed mites can't survive under high temperatures. Heat the vacuum bag to at least 120 degrees Fahrenheit. Then arrange of the content.

After that, you need to take out all your mattress covers, pillow and bolster covers, and everything within your wardrobe. Wash them with hot water in order to kill them.

When you do this, some of them will run away, back into some of the cracks that you weren't able to seal. Get your insecticide and spray into the holes. You can pour hot water too if you don't mind mopping the whole room.

Now that you've exterminated all of the bed bugs, the next thing would be to make sure that no new bugs will come stay with you. Remember those crevices that were left unsealed? Seal and caulk whatever that could be the new home of bed bugs.

Although bed bugs are pretty mild pests, their bites are itchy and can be an annoyance. Now that you understand how to get rid of bed bugs without hiring someone, you can start providing it as a service to neighbors.