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Bed Bugs – California Department of Public Health
What are bed bugs?
Bed bugs are small parasitic insects that feed on the blood of mammals and birds. Adult bed bugs have flat bodies about one-quarter of an inch in length; they are copper colored and wingless. Young bed bugs are nearly colorless and very small (1/16 inch). Bed bugs do not fly; they either crawl or are carried from place to place. When a bed bug feeds, its body swells and becomes bright red, making it appear to be a different insect. In homes, hotels, or other dwellings, bed bugs feed primarily on human blood, usually at night when people are sleeping.
Bed bugs are not known to transmit disease. However, bed bug bites can cause large, itchy welts on the skin. A persons reaction to insect bites is an immune response and therefore varies from person to person. Bed bug bites are usually painless and rarely awaken a sleeping person. If people are sleeping side by side, one person may have a severe reaction while the other shows no evidence of being bitten. Sometimes the red welts caused by the bites will not be apparent until many days after a person was bitten.
If there are bed bugs in your house, you may notice itchy welts on your or your familys skin. You may also see the bed bugs or evidence of their presence, such as small bloodstains from crushed bed bugs or dark spots from bed bug droppings. Bed bugs are found most often around areas where a person sleeps or rests. These areas include: on or near beds and bedroom furniture; in the tufts, seams, and folds of mattresses and daybed covers; and in clutter around sleeping areas.
In more severe infestations, bed bugs may spread to cracks and crevices in bed frames and box springs and be found behind headboards, inside nightstands, and behind baseboards, pictures, and moldings. It is important to inspect furniture adjacent to sleeping areas for the presence of bed bugs, as well as behind loosened wallpaper. Bed bugs may also hide in piles of books, papers, boxes, and around pet sleeping areas.
The typical life span of a bed bug is about ten months. They can survive for weeks to months without feeding.
Bed bugs will feed on pets, but prefer to feed on humans. Pet sleeping areas should be inspected and treated by a licensed pest control company.
The California Department of Public Health, Vector-Borne Disease Section, recommends that property owners hire a pest control professional licensed by the California Department of Consumer Affairs (DCA), Structural Pest Control Board to evaluate what type of pest is present and to exterminate them if necessary.
Time and money can be wasted attempting to eliminate an infestation if an insect is not identified properly. Controlling and removing bed bugs involves different procedures than the removal of other pests and will require multiple visits. A pest control professional should perform a thorough inspection, and when bed bug hiding places are found, provide chemical or non-chemical means of control to the infested rooms. A professional may use pesticides and specialized equipment, such as steam cleaners, to kill the bed bugs. After two or three weeks, ensure that the pest control professional returns for follow-up treatment. Usually, at least two treatments are necessary to eliminate bed bugs.
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Bed bugs in Saskatoon are a growing concern among homeowners. Bed bug infestations can be found in your carpet, bedding, and mattresses - even behind your wallpaper. Poulin's bed bug control service in Saskatoon will inspect your residence; determine the best course of action and provide quality professional remediation of bed bug populations in your home or commercial building.
Poulins Saskatoon arms themselves with the latest technology to identify and eliminate a bed bug infestation. We follow all industry best practices and adhere to all safety standards.
To ensure successful control of bed bugs, our service professionals conduct a thorough inspection of areas that bed bugs are known to reside. Based on our vast experience in bed bug control, we carefully inspect common areas in which bed bugs inhabit such as box springs, mattresses, head boards and even nightstands. Bed bug remediation is handled through the application of Canadian-approved residual insecticides, vacuums or a process called heat treatment.
The most effective bed bug treatment in Saskatoon is utilizing high heat equipment. Our bed bu heat treatment equipment was designed specifically for this type of pest application. Our equipment will heat up the affected environment to 135?F which produces lethal temperature for all stages of bed bugs. Heat treatments in Saskatoon typically have a 99% success rate for a single treatment, providing an eco-friendly, non-toxic solution.
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