If you were bitten by bed and had an unfortunate bad luck, at night, you would do something to get rid of them. And this process can be very expensive. One of the cheapest and easiest things you can do right now is to throw away your current mattress and to buy a hammock bed. Here I will explain what to do with 4 simple steps.
1. Evaluate the severity of the problem
If you discover only one couple bugs, you do not have to get rid of your bed. However, if you find it a little, it is highly likely that you are living in a mattress. It is not a wonderful plan to kill some on the surface and hop you so that bed bugs can survive without eating up to 550 days. If the intrusion is minor, you can lock the current bedbug inside by buying a mattress cover without bugs so that other people will not be hidden by the mattress. But if that is bad, I want to cut off your loss and throw away the bed at once.
2. Buy a hammock bed
Hammocks work as a substitute for large beds of infected homes for several reasons. First of all, since it is not connected to the ground, it is almost impossible to get even a little because the bug has to acquire the support character string after enlarging the wall. Secondly, unless you buy a cotton hammock, you can easily wash the hammock and kill the insect. Or, in a better way, just put the two ends together (dry) and leave it for 10 to 15 minutes in a "high heat" dryer cycle. Persistent fever will kill bed bugs with other insects you can think of. Nylon hammock is more durable fiber than cotton hammock, it is strong here because it is resistant to heat and moisture. Finally, they are very comfortable. Some nights sleep with a big weave hammock and may never return to the mattress.
3. Expand diatomaceous earth (DE) along the entrance and edge of the room
I forget all toxic chemicals and "bait" traps. This cheap and safe food / intake (seriously, I do not think you want to do) is incredible. DE is white chalk white powder that kills bed bugs, cockroaches, and other insects, especially by drying their exoskeletons until they die. What they have to do is to walk the powder once and die within up to 10 days, often within 2 to 3 days.
Four. Coking hall and outlet
Bed bugs are sneaky creatures, I love to hide for a long time in mattresses, walls, and gaps found. While you are busy chokeing the floor in DE, you will prevent the escape from blocking cracks. There may be a small space between the wall, the floor, or the outlet cover and the wall. Then they will not go anywhere and will eventually be trapped and die.
The bed bug sucks. But with the right walk and the escape of the small hammock you can remove them and keep your sanity at the same time. I was lucky!
