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Bed Bug Pillow Case Protective Covers

Protect A Bed Pillow Covers are new way to not only protect your mattress and box spring but also your pillows. Due to the fact that your face is always on your pillows and is touching all night long you want to protect you skin from bed bug discharges as well as many other. Protect A Bed Pillow Covers are also helpful for people who have dust allergy, with will help prevent dust mites also prevent a lot the dust debris. Complete your set by covering your pillows as well.

If you have both the mattress and box spring encasement the it is suggested for you to purchase the Protect A Bed Pillow covers. This will give you the full protection you need. Spraying and locking the pillows inside the Protect A bed pillow case will better if you still have infested areas. Since the Protect A Bed Pillow cover are all white it will make investigations for infestations and treatment a lot easier Protect A Bed Pillow Cases are not only to treat infestations but also to prevent, having the encasements and the pillow case will future treatments a lot easier, all you would need to do is take off the encasements and wash them under really hot water. One suggestion we have is to spray the mattress, box spring, and pillow with bed bug control products either is there is an infestation or not to prevent and kill bed bug before encasing.

Our bed bug products allow you to keep the infested mattress and prevent its re infestation. Barrier mattress covers and treated mattress covers will rid the mattress from the bedbug and its eggs from reproducing. The bedbug is either trapped or killed for a length of time until it can no longer reproduce. It is important to follow the directions on the package label for best results.

Place barrier covers on your mattresses and pillows and keep intact for over 6 months. To order covers:Click Here for Bedbug Covers.Start with new pillows and duvet covers. Click Here for Bedding.Consider a Bedbug spray product:Click Here for Bedbug Spray.over your mattress with a treated cover which lasts up to 2 years.Click Here for Treated Bedbug Covers.

AC_AX_RunContent( 'width','480','height','385','align','left','style','margin-right:5px;','src','https://www.youtube.com/v/UeEenaisFh8&hl=en_US&fs=1&','type','application/x-shockwave-flash','allowscriptaccess','always','allowfullscreen','true','movie','https://www.youtube.com/v/UeEenaisFh8&hl=en_US&fs=1&' ); //end AC code Vinyl Encasements are an inexpensive way to lock out bed bugs. The zippered covers surround the entire mattress box springs and pillows and prevent the bugs from living in the soft mattress. Vinyl Encasements are easily cleaned with a damp cloth and come in various depths and sizes to snuggly accommodate your mattress. Standard 3 Gauge Fitted Vinyl Mattress Covers - Twin Size are a great value and meet everyday needs. For heavy-duty institutional quality covers, choose the thicker Vinyl Mattress Protector 6 Gauge - Zippered (9' depth) Queen Size. Vinyl is not breathable, so is most comfortable if a mattress pad and bedding is used over it.

Premium Waterproof Mattress Cover - King Size - use a polyurethane barrier layer instead of vinyl. Because polyurethane is breathable, it allows for the dissipation of body heat while preventing bed bugs from moving in to or out of a mattress. The thin terry cotton top layer allows for a comfortable sleep, with only a sheet placed over it. These are the same type of protective mattress encasements used by many upscale hotels and can be easily machine washed. Some users find that using vinyl protection on the box springs and the more comfortable premium encasement on their mattress is an economical way to have the ultimate mattress protection.

Allergy Sentry Pillow Protector

Terry Fabric Construction with Anti-Microbial Treatment; Zippered Closure

• '¢ Breathable fabric allows air to penetrate and body heat to pass through, providing a cool sleep surface
• '¢ Durable, lightweight fabric allows for easy laundering with bed linens
• '¢ Super absorbent toweling quickly soaks up fluids or spills
• '¢ Waterproof to repel moisture and protect your pillows
• '¢ Provides a dust mite and allergen barrier between you and your pillows
• '¢ Reduces dust mites in your pillow by cutting off their food source
• '¢ Zippered closure for full encasement

Bed Bug Repellent

Although we have not specifically tested mosquito repellants on bed bugs, we have tested repellant insecticides. Bed bugs do not seem to respond in the slightest to repellent insecticides. In fact, they will sit on top of them until they die. These results have been confirmed by the older bed bug literature (Usinger 1966) who stated that many repellant materials were applied to bed frames in an attempt to keep bed bugs from crawling up, but none had any effect. Because we have not tested repellants on skin, we can't say for sure whether bed bugs would be willing to stick their mouth parts though repellant treated skin or not. But we have found bed bugs to be very determined little creatures and I think it would be hard to stop a hungry bed bug. In addition, the repellants that you buy for mosquitoes last only a couple of hours before the effects begin to wear off. If you apply a repellant before getting into bed, a lot of the material could rub off on the sheets etc. Also, bed bugs are most active between 3 and 5 am, which is several hours after the time you would have put the on the repellant to go to bed. Bottom line, a repellant may prevent you from getting a bite or two but I do not believe that they will significantly hinder a hungry bed bug.

Bed bugs can get in your hair but the good news is that they really don't want to be there. Unlike fleas and lice that have bodies or claws that are specifically designed for navigating through hair, the common bed bug does not have these modifications. In fact, bed bugs need to set their front claws in a particular position so that they can insert their mouthparts into the skin just so, in order to be in the proper feeding position. Hair on the human head would make this very difficult. They would much prefer to feed on the bare skin. If they encountered your head first, they would most likely move to your face (many people suffer face bites) or some other less hairy area to feed. If you are bald, well, the head is fair game.

The best solution is to avoid bringing bed bugs home in the first place. When you travel, carry a bed bug repellent sachet in your luggage. This will help protect your belongings, and the aroma on your nightclothes will make the pests think twice before biting you.

Bed bug spraysare much more convince than say powders or other products forbed bug infestation. Because of their ease and convenience, they also pose the most danger. What is inside a repellent? Bed Bug repellents are made up of in secticidal dusts, which is the most potent compared to otherpesticides. This substance destroy the bed bugs' outer coats, which drys them out easily . What makes up thesepesticidesare fine granules of silica powder orground glassto ensure efficiency. This fact makes it very harmful to humans, too. Insecticidal dusts are often applied to crevices or cracks in the floor or wall that are suspiciously infested with bed bugs.

The next option left is to properly dispose of infected items. You will not want to just go and dump these items for the local sanitation dept to pick up as they can pose a serious problem for you and nearby homes, not to mention employees that work for the sanitation dept. But what you do want to do is encase them into plastic zipped bags so that the bed bugs are trapped inside and are not easily transferred somewhere else, or worse yet brought back home again.

Yes bed bug repellents are just as varied as the bed bug themselves. Haphazardly taking action can put you and members of your household in danger, so please do not take this lightly. For review here are the necessary steps for you to follow again:

Good smelling natural insect repellent that works without DEET -- what a concept! Crocodile makes just such a DEET-less all natural insect repellent -- not bad for your skin or the planet. Field-tested by me on mosquitoes and sand fleas, this natural insect repellent works almost as well as DEET but has a better bouquet. I have reservations about getting personal with goop that I must pat lightly on my clothes for fear that it may touch my skin (that would be DEET). Crocodile natural insect repellent smells good. And I can drink it in a pinch (okay -- not really).