just moved in with my boyfriend not too long ago since i was sleeping here every night anyways, and the night before last night i noticed itchy misquito looking bites on my arm and my legs. thought it was maybe a spider that didnt like me very much one night and would be gone, this morning i had more bite marks! so i start peeling apart the bedding after doing some research and thote it may be bed bus, and sure enough, i found one almost 1/4 inch long under the mattress. my boyfriend burned it with a lighter, hopefully it killed it because we were keeping it in a shot glass to show the landlord, and it got knocked over, so i was starting to go through the bedding i placed in the hallway while i cleaned the room, and a found another, but much much smaller on the sheets. got that one, and i put all of the clothing and all of the pillows and all of the blankets it was around into tightly sealed trash bags. i poured baby powder all over the carpet [a web site said that if you do this it will have a more likely chance of keeping any bugs from surviving in a vacuum cleaner] and so now everythings bagged up theres a matress cover on the bed and i have no idea were they came from, was at the house for months and didnt get bites or notice any bugs until two nights ago. so i have no idea where they could have come from, no idea where they could be at this point, and im confused to no end and disgusted! i share a bed with my boyfriend, and they did not bite him AT ALL! but i have well over ten bites on me
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erimaido
July 29th, 2009 at 11:01 pm
1Look at the image on the site: http://www.bedbugpowder.com/info.html
If the bed looked like that, then you got bed bugs.
Wash all the bedding items with hot water and use a steam cleaner to kill live bed bugs.
Then use Bedbugpowder on the mattress. Baby powder is not going to work. But the bedbugpowder does work. It is 100% natural powder and is safe to humans and animals. The powder dehydrates bed bugs, which baby powder cannot do that part…. and bed bugs will eventually die from the dehydration.
Bed bugs can be from any where…. just need to make a barrier between you and bugs with the powder. We used the powder, and it worked great. since then we have no bites at all and are still using the same bed as the one infected.
Yes, bed bugs are nasty, but also you can get rid of them!!!
Good luck
Ginger A
July 29th, 2009 at 11:01 pm
2http://www.hsph.harvard.edu/bedbugs/
this is a good website and it has lots of information
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