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Question:where do bed bugs come from? like, how do they get in your house.
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Bed bugs feed on blood - including human blood, but they'll also take rat, cat, dog or any other vertebrate blood they can find.
They usually come out at night, when you're sleeping tight, and emerge from tiny cracks and crevices in the floorboards, along the baseboards, or even inside mattresses and boxsprings or other furniture.
They'll take a blood meal and go back to hide and digest their meal. Sometimes you'll find spots of blood on the sheets where they've been pooping.
Bed bugs have become more numerous lately. Areas that used to be fumigated for cockroaches and other pests now use more efficient baits to take out those pests - but the baits have no collateral damage effect on other insects. Usually, this is a good thing, but in the case of the bed bugs, the old broad spectrum pesticides helped to keep their numbers down.
The ease and frequency of global travel has also assisted the bed bugs - as they are transported in luggage and other materials carried by travelers, so that people living and working in one area carry them back home. Many hotels across North America now have frequent bed bug problems.
And the rise in popularity of wooden floors has also assisted them, giving them more cracks in which to hide.
When the boogie man ejaculates he lets out tiny bugs that are addicted to sex so they crawl in to bed.
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Aren't bed bugs just dust mites? I am pretty sure that's what I've always been told. Dust mites live in dust, which accumulates in your mattress. Unless you have a tempur pedic mattress it can't be avoided.
Check the hubby he might have some other bugs on him to.
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