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bedbug infestation is a nightmare scenario for any homeowner. These pests feed off the blood of mammals, leave bite marks on the skin, and are difficult to eliminate from a residence. If you have discovered signs of an infestation within your home, here are a few of the do’s and don’ts to control and resolve the problem.

Do:

De-clutter your home. 

BedbugTo ensure your exterminator can perform a thorough treatment, de-clutter your home. This will get rid of any potential hiding spots where the bedbugs may linger. Avoid storing anything under your bed and move furniture away from the walls. 

Hire an exterminator.

If you suspect you have a bedbug infestation, do not attempt to eliminate them yourself. A professional exterminator has the expertise and tools to provide the best course of treatment. They can also advise you on other actions to take, such as washing your sheets and clothing in hot water to kill bedbugs.

Don’t:

Sleep in someone else’s home.

Bedbugs infest homes by hitching a ride on the seams of fabric suitcases and clothing. Do not go to a friend or family member’s house to stay away from the bugs, as you will also put them at risk of an infestation. It’s better to stay in your own home and limit the spread of bedbugs than to put your loved ones at risk.

Throw anything out.

Tossing your mattress or bed on the curb will not remove bedbugs from your home. These pests will find a new home in other rooms in your house. An exterminator can advise you on proper disposal methods. Upholstery and fabrics can be treated by being washed in extremely hot temperatures. 

 

If you have bedbugs in your home, turn to the experienced exterminators at Denning Pest Control in Jefferson City, MO. For over 60 years, the licensed pest control company has offered high-quality removal and treatment services to residential and commercial customers. They have the knowledge and equipment to eliminate bedbugs, roaches, rodents, and other pests from your property. Call (573) 442-4010 today to schedule an appointment with an exterminator or visit their website for more information about their services.

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