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Bedbugs: More Information Than You Wanted to Know

Written by Mike G.

We all are aware of the recent bedbug epidemic. These “hitchhikers” of the bug world can be hard to spot and can sometimes be mistaken for carpet beetles. It’s important to properly identify and know the best way to treat them before they become widespread throughout your home.

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Chicago’s Bedbug Epidemic: Are You at Risk?

Written by Christine C.

Chicago has been listed again as one of the top cities for bedbugs! So, if you have them, you’re not alone.

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Bedbugs 101: What Are They and Where Do They Come From?

Written by Zak K.

Once bedbugs invade your home or building, they will spread quickly. Educate yourself on these tiny insects to help prevent them from future infestation, and learn how you can eradicate them completely. 

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Are Bedbug Pesticides Ineffective and Dangerous?

Written by Mike G.

Bedbug pesticide resistance appears to be increasing dramatically. Though commonly used, the pesticide approach to bedbug eradication often requires multiple visits and is not always effective. Continue reading to learn more!

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Getting Smart: 4-Step Treatment Checklist for Bedbugs

Written by Christine C.

Hopefully you have read our article on “Bedbugs: More Information Than You Wanted to Know” and you have confirmed you have bedbugs, the locations of their nests and about how advanced the infestation is based on the size and quantity of bugs. Now it’s time to take charge and get rid of the bedbugs.

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How to Avoid Bedbugs When Traveling

Written by Christine C.

Learning how to protect yourself from bedbugs when traveling is key. When staying at a hotel, motel, hostel, resort, or bed and breakfast, it’s a good idea to fully inspect your room for bedbugs as soon as you arrive. Continue reading to get the entire bedbug protocol to prepare for your next trip!

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Topics: Bedbugs