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Theres no doubt about it: bed bugs are back! In fact, one out of five Americans has had a bed bug infestation in their home or knows someone who has encountered bed bugs at home or in a hotel, according to our Bed Bugs in America survey. Do you know how to identify bed bugs in your home?

Bed bugs are attracted to warmth and carbon dioxide. Bed bug bites do not typically require treatment. It is best to clean the bite site(s) with soap and water and avoid scratching so as to prevent secondary infection. Progressive swelling, warmth, tenderness and sometimes (albeit rarely) fever may be signs of secondary infection, which should be managed with antibiotics as appropriate. Much more common are complaints of itching. For severe itching, topical steroid creams or oral antihistamines may offer relief from itching and thus decrease the risk of infecting the bite site.

How do I get rid of bed bugs?

When it comes to controlling bed bugs, do it yourself should not be anyones motto. Bed bugs are otoriously difficult to eradicate 76 percent of pest professionals say they are the most difficult pest to control. As such, people who suspect a bed bug infestation should turn to a qualified pest professional with expertise in treating these pests. The pest professional will evaluate the extent of an infestation and recommend the best course of treatment. In fact, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention endorses that appropriate control of a bed bug infestation requires an experienced pest management professional and recommends that victims be advised against attempting to control measures themselves.

Just because you cant see bed bugs, does not mean that they are not still there. Bed bugs are rarely seen in the day, out in the open or on the surface of beds or chairs. They have been described as champions of hide-and-seek. So, it is not uncommon to miss the bed bugs altogether. Bed bugs love to hide in the cracks and crevices associated with mattresses, cushions, bed frames and other structures, which is why it is very important to look for telltale signs of a bed bug infestation, such as shed skins and specks of blood or feces on linens, furniture, mattresses and other areas where the bugs might be hiding.

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Bed bug infestations are on the rise all over the country and are a challenge that any home in the Valley might have to face. The promising news is that there are many steps you can take to prevent bed bugs from entering your home, or to safely eliminate them if they do. Here you can learn more about bed bugs: where and how they thrive, how to recognize them, how to avoid getting them, and how to safely rid your of home of them if they do occur. You can find facts to dispel some common myths about bed bugs and get help to find a reputable pest control company or regulatory agencies if you need them.

The likelihood of bed bugs infesting an office, car, terminal, bus or light rail is very low?

It is important to remember the difference between an infestation and a sighting. Bed bugs may be spotted wherever people go, but they breed where people are sleeping or are inactive throughout the night. So places like offices, schools, and vehicles are not supportive environments for them to infest. If they are sighted in one of these areas, they are likely to die in a short time and a true infestation is highly unlikely to develop.

The city of Phoenix can respond to bed bug sightings on city-owned property. Heres where to go with bed bug problems:

How to Dispose of Bed Bug Infested Items

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Bed Bug Pictures and Video

Shown below are pictures of Bed Bugs, Bed Bug evidence; these will aid you in identification of Bed Bugs. Shown below are pictures of Arizona Heat's Technicians and Owner. Shown at the bottom are some amazing Bed Bug and Bee Videos.

Don't let it get this bad. These people had been trying to kill their bed bugs for months. In the First video the bed bug actually bites the technician's finger.

In this clip we are collecting a swarm of bees that had fallen from a tree onto the grass. The bees came quietly and were relocated alive. It is amazing to watch them single file their way into the box. Do not try this at home.

The bees moved into this brand new home before the owners could. It seems as though the builder should have fixed that hole in the stucco a little sooner.

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Bed bug infestations are on the rise all over the country and are a challenge that any home in the Valley might have to face. The promising news is that there are many steps you can take to prevent bed bugs from entering your home, or to safely eliminate them if they do. Here you can learn more about bed bugs: where and how they thrive, how to recognize them, how to avoid getting them, and how to safely rid your of home of them if they do occur. You can find facts to dispel some common myths about bed bugs and get help to find a reputable pest control company or regulatory agencies if you need them.

The likelihood of bed bugs infesting an office, car, terminal, bus or light rail is very low?

It is important to remember the difference between an infestation and a sighting. Bed bugs may be spotted wherever people go, but they breed where people are sleeping or are inactive throughout the night. So places like offices, schools, and vehicles are not supportive environments for them to infest. If they are sighted in one of these areas, they are likely to die in a short time and a true infestation is highly unlikely to develop.

The city of Phoenix can respond to bed bug sightings on city-owned property. Heres where to go with bed bug problems:

How to Dispose of Bed Bug Infested Items

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Arizona, joins Maine, Illinois, and New York as the first states to have enacted substantive bed bug related legislation. Governor Jan Brewer signed into law legislation assigning various responsibilities to landlords and tenants pertaining to bed bugs in multi-family housing.

Under Arizonas new law, landlords will be obligated to provide existing and new tenants with educational materials on bedbugs and prohibited from knowingly leasing a bed bug infested dwelling unit. The legislation also requires tenants to notify the landlord of a bed bug infestation and disallows them from knowingly moving bed bug infested materials into a dwelling unit.

While there is some good news about the upcoming bed bug legislation, as always there will be confusion involved because either a landlord or a tenant does not understand the new law and the main question(s) will be:

This normally is a situation ofLandlord Vs. Tenant!

For Everyones Peace of Mind

Landlords:

Tenants:

Please read, learn and understand the new lawsbefore assuming you have some new Right to Bed Bug treatment at no charge, and most importantly keep detailed records of what you have done either as a landlord or a tenant, and of course use a professional pest management company like Invader Pest Management. I suggest that both Landlords and Tenants make all their notifications to one another in writing, and that all leases be thoroughly reviewed before entering into.

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