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Steam cleaning is so crucial because apparently, bedbugs can live for weeks without feeding so only the high temperatures are effective at killing them off.
Anyone ever had bed bugs ?
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Steam cleaning is so crucial because apparently, bedbugs can live for weeks without feeding so only the high temperatures are effective at killing them off.
they itch. They can be found in the creases of bed and couches
Bed bugs are attracted to carbon monoxide, or basically your breath.
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Evil b*stard
word, this shyt made me google
i just read if you "isolate" your matress or couch to sleep at night (if there arent any in your bed and you got it plastic wrapped, or you rubbed vaseline on the bed or couch legs or sit them into little cups of water to drown the bugs when they come out at night to climb up there).....they will crawl on the wall, onto the ceiling, and walk to where you are and drop down on you
thats some foul ass shyt...got me itching.
Just get Diatomaceous Earth and put it in cracks or crevices with a paint brush. Bed bugs and other insects breathe through the exoskeleton so by laying on top of the powder when they hide, it will dry them out. It also helps prevent them from coming back. If you have a couch just put the powder all over the inside of the couch, under under the flaps, and under the seats. For your bed, put the powder along the sides of the bed creases, and then cover the mattress in a plastic bed bug cover so they can't come out. Just make sure you don't have any holes because they can crawl through them.
This is a cheap method that will last a longtime because hiring an exterminatore to steam and throwing out furniture is costly if they keep coming back.
This is a cheap method that will last a longtime because hiring an exterminatore to steam and throwing out furniture is costly if they keep coming back.
At least roaches were considerate.....
These nikkas give no fukks
These nikkas give no fukks
And remember that after you throw out your mattress to make sure you get rid of the bed bugs before getting another mattress and wrap that shyt up. Pillows need wrapping too. And them motherfukkers love wood furniture.
Been dealing with these fukkers. They ruin lives 
I done had to throw away a lot of shyt to the point I'm sleeping on a air mattress. No couch either. I stop going to public places like movie theaters and shyt. If there is one I could wish for is for these fukkers to go extinct
And having a dirty house isn't even a factor. My crib was looking like a 5 star hotel. It only takes one of those fukkery to reproduce and start multiplying like crazy. They can survive a long time without their food source.
fukk THESE b*stardS
I done had to throw away a lot of shyt to the point I'm sleeping on a air mattress. No couch either. I stop going to public places like movie theaters and shyt. If there is one I could wish for is for these fukkers to go extinct
And having a dirty house isn't even a factor. My crib was looking like a 5 star hotel. It only takes one of those fukkery to reproduce and start multiplying like crazy. They can survive a long time without their food source.
fukk THESE b*stardS
low key id rather have mice or roaches than bed bugs
at least there are easy ways to rid of them both but bed bugs?
you can pick htose things up by renting a bug at the library, by staying at a 5 star hotel by going to work or the movies..
at least there are easy ways to rid of them both but bed bugs?
you can pick htose things up by renting a bug at the library, by staying at a 5 star hotel by going to work or the movies..
Exactly
Them things are attracted to the carbon dioxide gases you breathe out while you're sleeping. Not the dirtiest of a house like roaches.
Been dealing with these fukkers. They ruin lives
I done had to throw away a lot of shyt to the point I'm sleeping on a air mattress. No couch either. I stop going to public places like movie theaters and shyt. If there is one I could wish for is for these fukkers to go extinct
And having a dirty house isn't even a factor. My crib was looking like a 5 star hotel. It only takes one of those fukkery to reproduce and start multiplying like crazy. They can survive a long time without their food source.
fukk THESE b*stardS
yeah man, even 5 star hotels have them, thats why when yu travel gotta check under the bed, wash everything whn u come back, dont put your suitcase on the bed etc.
misconception as well, you can have a spot clean house n get mice n roaches n ants
Get yourself this.
That thing is very good, is all natural(made with cedar oil and other natural repellents).
A few years ago I had a severe bed bug infestation. I don't know where it came from but needless to say I had many sleepless nights. First step is to clean the shyt out of your house. Get a big plastic bag and dump everything that can be washed into it and bring it to the laundry and wash it on hot and then dry it on very high for at least half an hour. That should at least kill the bedbugs on the clothing. Then you should next find crevices and cracks and find where they are coming from. I found bedbugs in cracks in back of a wardrobe that wasn't even next to my bed. Clean that shyt out and again throw away what you don't need and wash on very hot or place items in a black bag tied up and put out into the sun for several hours.
I then used that spray above and sprayed all around your bed frame, mattress, and walls near the bed. Cover your bed up with a bedbug cover and reapply that spray when necessary. Since then I haven't seen a bedbug in ages. I thought I was going to die with bedbugs at one point a while ago. There was this one mattress I had that literally was SWARMING with bedbugs
. You would lift up the bed and see just big pockets of them congregating in one corner.
That thing is very good, is all natural(made with cedar oil and other natural repellents).
A few years ago I had a severe bed bug infestation. I don't know where it came from but needless to say I had many sleepless nights. First step is to clean the shyt out of your house. Get a big plastic bag and dump everything that can be washed into it and bring it to the laundry and wash it on hot and then dry it on very high for at least half an hour. That should at least kill the bedbugs on the clothing. Then you should next find crevices and cracks and find where they are coming from. I found bedbugs in cracks in back of a wardrobe that wasn't even next to my bed. Clean that shyt out and again throw away what you don't need and wash on very hot or place items in a black bag tied up and put out into the sun for several hours.
I then used that spray above and sprayed all around your bed frame, mattress, and walls near the bed. Cover your bed up with a bedbug cover and reapply that spray when necessary. Since then I haven't seen a bedbug in ages. I thought I was going to die with bedbugs at one point a while ago. There was this one mattress I had that literally was SWARMING with bedbugs
. You would lift up the bed and see just big pockets of them congregating in one corner.