How To Get Rid Of Bed Bugs For Good

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Bed bugs suck. Literally. They can creep into your home hitching a ride on a piece of used furniture and quickly breed and become an out of control nuisance all the while feasting on your blood while you sleep. You might not even realize you have them until they've reached a critical state and have already taken up permanent residence in various areas of your home.

Bed bugs were basically eradicated over 50 years ago, but due to population booms and an increase in population density throughout the world, no matter where you live, you're susceptible to these little pests.

How You Get Bed Bugs

There's two main ways you can end up with a bed bug infestation and that's used furniture (especially bedding) or moving into a new residence where they already are. They won't just happen to choose your house at random, either you or someone else brought them on accident. It's nobody's fault but it needs to be dealt with as soon as possible.

Identifying Bed Bugs

Before you decide to start treating your home, take the time to make sure you actually have bed bugs and haven't just been bitten by a rogue insect. Here are some easy ways to make sure you've got them though some of these aren't pleasant.

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