A bed bug bite affects each person differently. Bite responses can range from an absence of any physical signs of the bite, to a small bite mark, to a serious allergic reaction. Bed bugs are not considered to be dangerous; however, an allergic reaction to several bites may need medical attention. We have had customers…
Just because you are itching does not mean it was bed bugs. Especially with it being warmer outside, it could be mosquitoes, flies, spiders, etc… Bed bug bites can take minutes, hours or even days to show up. The flat, red welts generally won’t itch at first, but will with time and some people don’t…
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I found this article with a great explanation…. Click on the link to read more 🙂 https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation-now/2017/06/21/bed-bugs-disappeared-40-years-now-theyre-back-heres-what-know/399025001/
“Bed bugs have survived for many years by being elusive. Hiding is what they do best. In fact, their main defense mechanism is to only come out to feed when humans are unlikely to be aware of them. Bed bugs are nocturnal, so they tend do to come out at night. They come out whenever…
People often wonder why a biting bed bug doesn’t wake up its human host when it feeds. The answer is that components in bed bug saliva act as an anesthetic and promote increased blood flow at the bite site, making the feeding process quick and nearly painless. After feeding, bed bugs move to secluded places…