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1. Savannah B

   September 15th, 2009 at 1:34 pm

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   if i were you the first thing to do is tell your parents, then wash your sheets, before you put the sheets and comforter back on your bed spray down your bed with disinfectant and bug spray. then place the sheets back on your bed and see if that helps…

2. Mattress Safe

   September 15th, 2009 at 1:34 pm

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   Protect your beds by buying a mattress encasements, it can prevent the loss in the heavy cost to replace this value.

   Prevent initialiInfestation In Mattress and Box Springs. At least 70% of bed bugs colonize the mattress and infrastructure of the box springs. If there is an infestation, a encasement eliminates the opportunity for bed bugs to find a home.

   Stop the Spreading of Bed Bugs. When trapped inside a encasement, bed bugs and hatchlings are subjected to starvation and prevented from escaping and spreading.

3. Rahee madness

   September 15th, 2009 at 1:34 pm

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   u need to tell ur parents nd not us

4. Eddie WIlson

   September 15th, 2009 at 1:34 pm

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   They are bugs if you live in a forest area there gonna be lots if you live in a more urban area then theres gonna be less you could call and exterminator or put up bug traps but that’d just be destroying there homes i have to keep sugar ants out of my house thats the only ones i kill by using ant poison but i just leave the others alone any if you have a dirty house (I dont i dunno why there coming) then theys gonna be lots i suggest cleaning up