If you wake up in the morning with bites, if at night someone bites painfully, then look carefully at your bed, look into the cracks of the bed, under the hanging carpet. If you saw an insect there, as in the picture, then bugs annoy you.<\/p>\n
Bedbugs are the oldest blood-sucking animals. These insects feed mainly on human blood, very rarely on animal blood. That is why it is impossible to lure them out with any bait. Young individuals bite painfully, and sexually mature ones release a special enzyme into the bite wound, and the bite site begins to itch after a few hours.<\/p>\n
In the absence of food or moderately low temperatures, they can fall into suspended animation and stay there for up to a year.<\/p>\n
The bug can bite more than once. They are carriers of various infections.<\/p>\n
Where can they come from in the home?<\/p>\n
Can be easily brought on shoes from the street or from the apartment where they are found. They can also pass from neighbors.<\/p>\n
Consider various methods of dealing with bedbugs.<\/p>\n
First, inspect beds, mattresses, armchairs, sofas. If you see a large number of insects, larval skins, black dots, start extermination immediately.<\/p>\n
Mix 1 glass of hot water, a glass of turpentine and kerosene. If there is, then you can add ammonia to the mixture, if not, then add laundry soap. Plinths and hard-to-reach places (baths, toilet) are poured with this liquid, and furniture is also treated.<\/p>\n<\/li>\n
Dissolve 20 g of phenol and 3 g of salicylic acid in 40 mg of turpentine. Treat the areas where bedbugs accumulate.<\/p>\n<\/li>\n
Bedbugs die at temperatures below -200. Therefore, in winter, you can put items with bedbugs on the street. The more frost the better. Keep things out of the cold for 2 hours.<\/p>\n<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n
Be sure to repeat after 5-7 days.<\/p>\n
Important: Bed bugs often inhabit books, newspapers, and other paper products. Don't forget to check them out as well.<\/p>\n
Water the places where bedbugs accumulate, wipe the furniture upholstery, then ventilate the room from the smell for 4 hours.<\/p>\n
If you are planning to leave home, then place containers with ammonia in the rooms for a couple of days. Close all windows and doors well. Bedbugs must die.<\/p>\n
Lubricate baseboards, bedbugs, and furniture legs.<\/p>\n
Mix in equal proportions and treat with the mixture the legs, the lower part of the furniture, the places where bedbugs accumulate.<\/p>\n
Bedbugs cannot stand the smell of wormwood. Therefore, it is good to spread wormwood brooms under the beds and sofas. The bugs will go away.<\/p>\n
It can be laid out like wormwood, or you can process all the objects in the house with a strong decoction. A very ancient and safe remedy.<\/p>\n
Steam cleaners and hair dryers help fight bedbugs very well. Also, places where bedbugs accumulate can be scalded with boiling water.<\/p>\n
You can treat the places where bedbugs accumulate with valerian tincture. Bedbugs become drunk and crawl out of secluded places, it remains only to collect. And then fry the larvae with a hairdryer.<\/p>\n
Use personal protective equipment to handle the room and furniture. Process carefully and consistently: places where bedbugs accumulate, baseboards, furniture, furniture legs, sofa bottoms, carpets, books. Wash bed linen and iron them with an iron. Don't forget to clean up the kitchen and bathroom.<\/p>\n
After processing, leave the premises for 1-2 days.<\/p>\n
And finally a little secret:<\/p>\n
How to spend the night in a room with bedbugs?<\/p>\n
First, carefully inspect the bed and clean it if necessary with a hairdryer or boiling water. Then place each leg of the bed in a container of water. Bedbugs cannot swim, so the night will be relatively calm.<\/p>\n
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