Memorial Plagues Wording

there any bugs in this house? Case studies

That is the question.
Indeed, cimex are masters of stealth and concealment. You can search for days, weeks, months (!) while returning to your home, quietly losing your sanity, but nothing! You see nothing! So where these pests are hiding?

Some opt for drastic measures to identify them. After leaving their home for several days in an attempt to starve their bugs, these people return home, are placed on their bed during the daytime for several minutes, perfectly motionless, until our favorite is sucking pull out of their hides. They are deliberately bait for the bugs in order to finally determine their origin! Other
adjust their clocks at 4 o'clock in the morning, and flashlight in hand, rummage around the bed and sheets in the middle of the night.
is how far can we take the frantic search of where they lurk.

But if you do not want to go that far, here are some clues to the presence of bedbugs.

Small spots of blood on your sheets are suspect.

small black spots on the mattress and sheets (droppings) are just as, in addition to being perfectly disgusting.

Some musty smell around the bed should arouse suspicion (but I think it is perceptible only in the case of large infestations). For my part, I've never felt such an odor. (I was told that it was akin to the smell of old socks ... yum)

carcasses bedbugs (molt five times before reaching their final stage of maturity) is an irrefutable sign of the presence of bedbugs. Remember to always identify specimens by a professional.

In my opinion, it would be too reactionary to use pesticides in your home if you have not discovered a bug (dead or alive). It is not desirable to spray poison to the place where you sleep for no reason. Especially since many people are allergic to pesticides, which worsens the already existing case of itching ...

However, if you have strong reasons to believe that you shelter in your walls of the Cibola cimex (you wake up with bites) but after more careful inspection, you still do not see anything that confirms it, I suggests taking still good preventative measures. Keep doing a periodic check and systematic mattress and box spring, often wash your sheets and blankets in very hot water, vacuum the mattress, insulate your bed and wrap codline double-sided on the legs. Necessarily, if you want vampirize bugs, they will have choice of going through the legs of the bed, where they will be caught in the adhesive tape. So you have when you wake up, the long-awaited confirmation (a thumbtack stuck) and then the semi-guarantee that your skin rash have other sources.