If you suspect there are bedbugs in your home, look for signs of them in your bed and other areas.For example, they often hide in: mattresses bed frames headboards curtains Wall clock and Wallpaper carpeting around baseboards cracks or seams of furniture spaces behind light switches and electrical outlet platesThe risks of bed bug bitesBedbugs can live in any home or public area. But they're common in places that have a lot of people, a lot of turnover, and close quarters.You may be at increased risk for encountering bedbugs if you live or work in a: hotel hospial laundry shop college dorm homeless shelter cinema theater buying used furniture using public transportBedbugs can live in any home or public area. But they're common in places that have a lot of people,a lot of turnover, and close quarters. You may be at increased risk for encountering bedbugs if you live or work in a:Identify all infested areasIf you've got bedbugs, you want to find them early before they start to reproduce. It's much easier and cheaperto treat a small infestation than a big one. Yet smaller infestations can be harder to detect.Search for bedbugs yourself, or hire a professional to do an inspection. Inspection is the main job unless starting treatment.Bedbugs' small, narrow bodies enable them to squeeze into tiny spots like the seams of a mattress or couch, and the folds of curtains.Also look for them in places like these: near the tags of the mattress and box spring in cracks in the bed frame and headboard in baseboards between couch cushions in furniture joints inside electrical outlets under loose wallpaper underneath paintings and posters on the walls in the seam where the wallpaper and ceiling meetMonitor the affected areasBedbugs can take some time to wipe out. Before you can trust that your treatment has worked, you need proof that the bugs have moved on.Check the infested areas about once every seven days for signs of activity.To make surviving bedbugs easier to spot, place bedbug interceptors under each leg of the bed.These devices will trap bedbugs before they can climb up into your bed. You may need to keep checking the interceptors for a full year.Kill the bedbugsYou can first try to remove bedbugs without chemicals. These bugs are pretty easy to kill with high heat, 115°F (46°C), or intense cold , 32°F(less than 0°CHere are a few ways to treat bedbugs using these methods: Wash bedding and clothes in hot water for 30 minutes. Then put them in a dryer on the highest heat setting for 30 minutes. Use a steamer on mattresses, couches, and other places where bedbugs hide. Pack up infested items in black bags and leave them outside on a hot day (95 degrees) or in a closed car. In cooler temperatures, it can take two to five months to kill sealed-up bugs. Put bags containing bedbugs in the freezer at 0°F (-17°C). Use a thermometer to check the temperature. Leave them in there for at least four days.To discuss how our pest control and fumigation services can help you prevent insect-related risks, contact us today and schedule a FREE bed bug Inspection.The first step is to call/whatsapp Spotless Shine on +2347033491967