Bed bugs Control

Bed bugs have been around for thousands of years and have mastered their hitchhiking and hiding skills.We would have been unknowingly captured from an current infestation-getting stuck to your clothes, Bags, rucksacks, luggage, fabrics, chairs, cracks and cracks inside used chairs.

The most prevalent bed bug species in the UK is Cimex lectularius.Males and females may take blood from men, but females prefer to bite more often because they need a meal in the blood to produce their eggs.

Bed bugs are an growing concern worldwide, and as people move more for business and recreation, the chances of finding these plagues and spreading bed bugs unintentionally increase. Bed bugs are also becoming an growing issue in student accommodation, care homes and apartments as they can easily spread between rooms once created.

Information on the Bed Bug

    1. Bed bugs lay 200–500 eggs in 10-50 lots over a 2-month period.

    2. Adult women must have a meal in the blood before laying eggs.

    3. Eggs are typically placed in cracks and crevices, and a translucent material may be applied to furniture objects or fittings in clusters.

    4. There are 7 stages of the lifecycle from egg to fully grown adult that may be from 45 days but may be up to one year.

    5. Depending on favorable conditions, the average lifespan of a bed bug is about 50 days to over a year.

    6. They will live, without food, for weeks to months.

Signs on Bed Bug

Waking up with bedbug bites on your back, legs, abdomen and other areas of your body is the first symptoms of a bed bug infestation. Bed bugs need a blood meal at regular intervals, and inject some chemicals when they bite to ensure blood flow. It involves an anticoagulant and an anesthetic, so that you don't feel the bites and the blood doesn't coagulate too soon.Bed bugs want two things: hiding, and feeding on blood. The anatomy of a bed bug is built to do those two things. Common symptoms of bedside bugs:

    1. Skin Shed - Baby bugs go through many life cycles, leaving their skins behind.  

    2. Headache spots - Leaving fecal deposits which look like tiny black dots behind a felt tip pen.   

    3. Spots of Blood - Bugs can get smashed and leave blood stains behind, or the cuts they leave will bleed on you. Narrow blood spots on the sheets are a telltale sign.   

    4. Aromas - Only a human nose can detect the nasty, somewhat sweet scent of a bed-bug invasion in a very severe infestation. When disturbed, the bed bugs often give off a chemical smell. Hogs can detect these scents with smaller and simpler infestations than humans.   

    5. Insecticides - You can also find the live bugs if you look in the right places, including creases, cracks, crevices. In some life stages they are small and often hard to see, not much bigger than an apple seed, but our highly trained bed bug experts can find them.

Bedbug bugs

Bed bug bites, as far as disease transmission is concerned, are not considered to be a health issue. Bitting can also lead to skin rashes and secondary infections by scratching. Some people initially don't have a physical reaction to bedbug bites and may not be conscious of an infestation until it is found.

When bed bugs eat, they excrete excess blood on bedding and furnishings which can be seen as blood spots. Bed bugs have mouthparts that pierce and suck, visible at all stages of life. The mouth part is very long and is hidden beneath their body in a special opening when not in use.The bed bug untucks its mouth, finds a feeding spot, pierces the skin and discovers a blood vessel. When the meal is done, they tuck their mouth back in and find a spot to hide.

    1 . The mouth-parts of a bed bug are complicated. They have a part to saw into a blood vessel through the skin, and others to inject an anesthetic and an anticoagulant so the victim doesn't feel the bite. It also stops the wound from being clogged, allowing free blood flow into the bed bug.   

    2 . A bed bug likes to find places to hide, and hates being out in the open. They want to stay alert while they digest their blood meal    

    3 . Bed bugs don't have to eat every night, and can go between feedings for several days. They need a meal of blood every time they reach a new lifecycle and shed their skins.   

    4 . Bed bugs cannot jump or fly, but they are very good at crawling and getting into small spaces. If you have even a tiny crack in the wood around your bed, such as in the headboard, you could have bed bugs.   

    5 . Once the bed bug is eaten up with blood, it switches from its brownish color to a darker color as you can see the insect's blood as it digests. They also start flat but get rounder the more blood they consume.

Treatments with pestzy Bed Bug

Our bed bug experts have deep local expertise, and have over 90 years of global experience to help them. The earlier treatment begins the better, and we provide a range of qualified bed bug treatments specifically designed to remove these pests.

Our premium Entotherm heat pod is a chemical-free solution for the treatment of bed bugs. It removes all life stages of rodents, from eggs to adults, and is a cost-effective method for coping with a problem with a bed bug. Our qualified bedside bug services are ideal for both residential and commercial properties.