Are bed bugs leaving the states? And is it likely to get bed bugs?
No, it is sad but the bed bug problem is not going to disappear. Various strains of this pest have developed resistance to a variety of pesticides + they can exist for 12 or more months (depending upon the temperature) without feeding + only heat (over 120 F) kills the eggs + they are masters at hiding (several can live in the head of a screw)...I could go on and on about why they are so darn hard to find and kill. Bed bugs are a pest of exposure - you have to come in contact with an environment that already has bed bugs or they can travel from an adjoining unit, e.g. townhouse or apartment next door, above or below you. 1 in 5 people already know someone who has had an infestation or has had one themselves. Learning about bed bugs - how to recognize them and how to prevent an infestation is your best defense. Do yourself a favour and check out the link below - they have great pictures of adult bed bugs, bed bug nymphs and bed bug eggs. There is no silver bullet to kill bed bugs - if it sounds too good to be true - it is.
You should change your bed evry i years
they travel but home is where the heart is
