Bed bug extermination can be a challenging process as they are a very resilient pest, but there are a few options available that we would like to share with you! It is important to note that complete bed bug removal may require a combination of several solutions and, in some cases, it may be necessary to hire a professional pest control specialist.
Here are some options to consider.
Tips for getting rid of bed bugs
✅ Accurate identification:
Make sure it is indeed a bed bug infestation. They can easily be confused with other pests, such as fleas. If you are in doubt, we recommend using our monitoring traps to detect the first signs of bed bugs. It is a simple and discreet way to detect the first signs of bed bugs in your bed mattress or anywhere else: apartments, hotels, accommodation, hospitals, offices, university dormitories, among others.
✅ Rigorous cleaning:
Clean and vacuum all nooks, crannies, and cracks, especially around the bed and upholstered furniture. Dispose of the vacuum bag in a sealed container.
✅ Washing and drying bed linen:
Wash all bedding, sheets, pillows, and blankets in hot water. Then dry them on a high heat setting. Be sure to follow the correct temperature instructions to kill bed bugs and their eggs.
✅ Chemical treatments:
There are chemical products available for bed bug control , such as bed bug-specific insecticides . However, it is important to read and follow the manufacturer's instructions carefully and take appropriate precautions. In some cases, it may be necessary to hire a licensed professional to apply these products safely and effectively.
✅ Throw away infested furniture:
In severe cases of infestation, it may be necessary to discard infested furniture, such as mattresses, sofas, or armchairs. Be sure to mark them to prevent others from getting them.
Remember that prevention is key to avoiding future infestations. When traveling, inspect your luggage and clothing before entering your home and look out for any signs of infestation. Maintaining good hygiene and taking regular control measures will help minimize the risk of bed bug infestation.
