About the product
bed bugs are very tiny, parasitic insects belonging to Cimicidae family. These insects can squeeze into very small spaces in your house due to the flattened bodies. Some of their most common hiding spots include folds and seams of mattresses, box springs, bed frames and cracks in walls. These blood-sucking insects are most active at night; this is because they are usually attracted to body’s warmth and carbon dioxide we exhale at night.
Bedbugs are also great travelers and are not limited to just your home. So, don’t be surprised to see them in airports, hotels and even in your own car.
Although it’s not very common to find these insects in your car, it does happen and its one experience you won’t enjoy. A bedbug infestation can cause serious headaches for car owners. Here are some remedies that can help get rid of bed bugs in your car.
1. Inspect your car
bed bugs Before you start anything, you have to be sure you have an infestation. Some of these treatments can be quite expensive and time consuming. For this reason, make sure you are certain you have infestation before moving forward. Remove excess clutter from your car and them perform a thorough visual inspection of your vehicle. Blood smears, rust-colored spots, some molted exoskeletons and dried excrement on your car are some common signs of bedbug infestation.
If you have found some itchy red welts after driving your car, you may have bed bugs. Also check for bedbugs along seams in your car seats, corners of your flooring and inside the glove box and center console. An LED Flashlight is really helpful.
The first step is to call us at +2348028525510
Bedbugs are also great travelers and are not limited to just your home. So, don’t be surprised to see them in airports, hotels and even in your own car.
Although it’s not very common to find these insects in your car, it does happen and its one experience you won’t enjoy. A bedbug infestation can cause serious headaches for car owners. Here are some remedies that can help get rid of bed bugs in your car.
1. Inspect your car
bed bugs Before you start anything, you have to be sure you have an infestation. Some of these treatments can be quite expensive and time consuming. For this reason, make sure you are certain you have infestation before moving forward. Remove excess clutter from your car and them perform a thorough visual inspection of your vehicle. Blood smears, rust-colored spots, some molted exoskeletons and dried excrement on your car are some common signs of bedbug infestation.
If you have found some itchy red welts after driving your car, you may have bed bugs. Also check for bedbugs along seams in your car seats, corners of your flooring and inside the glove box and center console. An LED Flashlight is really helpful.
The first step is to call us at +2348028525510
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