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10 Things You Didn't Know About Bed Bugs

Below, we'll share 10 facts about bed bugs that most people don't know. If you're thinking that bed bug infestations are something that only occurs in nursing homes (and trust us—you're definitely not alone if you do), you'll certainly learn something here.

1. Bed Bugs Aren't Invisible, but They Can Be Easily Missed

"While they are very small, bed bugs and their activity signs are visible to humans," says Megan Cavanaugh from Done Right Pest Solutions in Minnesota. "The eggs are about one millimeter and adult bugs can grow to about five millimeters long." That said, it can be difficult to spot bed bugs, since they're expert hiders.

In fact, you may only notice microscopic black flecks if you suspect bed bugs, which is evidence of their fecal matter. So if you're looking for bed bugs, it's best to check crevices and creases in your mattress, such as where the stitching comes together, or where the mattress meets the headboard.

2. Bed Bugs Don't Just Live in Your Bed

The bed is the easiest and most convenient place for bed bugs to get what they need, and that's human blood (gag). But that doesn't mean they reside there all the time. In fact, says Cavanaugh, "Because they are nocturnal, bed bugs often hide in wall voids or other dark places, like cracks and crevices."

3. Not Everyone Shows Signs of Bed Bug Bites

Diana Ludwiczak, a certified bed bug specialist and CEO of New York City-based K9 bed bug inspection company Doctor Sniffs Bed Bug Dogs, says that only 30% of humans exhibit any sort of signs of bed bug bites; many people simply don't have a reaction to their bites. That means it's difficult to diagnose an issue as bed bugs simply based on a red rash. To further complicate matters, the red bumps caused by bed bugs can mimic other issues like scabies or even chicken pox.

4. Bed Bugs Don't Carry or Transmit Disease

"While bed bugs carry disease, they do not transmit diseases to humans," says Cavanaugh. "Bed bugs are simply invasive pests, but they can cause mental issues like PTSD and delusional parasitosis," since the creep-factor of knowing there are microscopic bugs crawling around in one's bed is exceptionally high.

5. Bed Bugs Are Attracted to the Carbon Dioxide You Breathe

Why do bed bugs seem to enjoy invading your bed? It's because they're attracted to the carbon dioxide that humans exhale. "It is for this reason that they will often hide in the wall voids of our bedrooms and emerge [during] the [time] around 4 a.M., when the average person is at their highest REM cycle (deepest) sleep, and therefore, breathing the heaviest," says Cavanaugh.

6. Bed Bugs Can and Do Come Out During the Day

If you think you can avoid bed bugs by working the night shift and sleeping during the day, think again. Here's an extra-creepy fact: bed bugs will alter their schedule to come out during the day if that's when you sleep. Yikes.

7. Bed Bugs Can Live as Long as a Year Without Eating

According to Mantis Pest Solutions, nearly 70% of pest control specialists agree that bed bugs are the single hardest pest to get rid of. That could be partly thanks to their fast rate of reproduction (more on that below), but it's undoubtedly largely due to the extreme length of time that they can survive without a host. It's thought that bed bugs can survive for as long as a year without a blood meal.

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8. Bed Bugs Should Be Handled by a Professional

Which leads us to our next point: if you notice bed bugs in your home, call a pro. Joel Miller, owner of Miller Pest & Termite says, "At the first sign of a bed bug infestation, you should call a professional pest control company. DIY solutions are often unsuccessful and just lead to the infestation getting worse and taking more time to remedy."

9. The Average Cost to Exterminate Bed Bugs Can be High

If you find out you're dealing with a bed bug infestation, be ready to shell out some pretty serious cash to fix the problem. Of course, every penny is well worth it to get rid of these nasty suckers once and for all. But the average cost of bed bug removal is between $300 and $5,000.

The price you'll pay will vary based on the degree of the infestation, the size of your home and how many areas appear to be infested, says Miller. Most exterminators will use a combination of steam and heat to eradicate bed bugs, and will offer to return for free if additional bugs are found. 10. Bed Bugs Reproduce Quickly

Got bed bugs? You'll soon have more if you don't deal with the problem. In fact, each female bed bug lays around 200 to 250 eggs in her life span, which lasts about three to four months. While this may be slower than other bugs, it's still best to eradicate bed bugs as quickly as possible so you can sleep soundly once again.


EZ Bed Bug Exterminator NYC Celebrates 10 Years As NYC's Go-To Experts In Bed Bug And Pest Elimination

A family-run small business based in New York, EZ Bed Bug Exterminator NYC offers free quotes for residential and commercial pest control services.

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Pests of all kinds can be a tremendous nuisance and hazard in residential and commercial settings. From damaging property to spreading disease to compromising quality of life, insects, rodents, and other unwanted creatures pose risks. While some may attempt do-it-yourself remedies, protecting one's home or business from pests is a complex undertaking that is best left to experienced professionals. Companies like EZ Bed Bug Exterminator NYC provide invaluable expertise in safeguarding properties and occupants through all-inclusive extermination and prevention strategies. Celebrating their 10th anniversary this year, these pest-control service providers are fully licensed and insured in New York State.

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For homeowners, a pest infestation can be incredibly distressing. Ants, cockroaches, rodents, and other pests can contaminate food sources, spread bacteria, trigger allergic reactions, and even cause structural damage over time. Managing such infestations requires a careful, multi-faceted approach beyond what most homeowners can realistically implement. Reputable pest control firms bring extensive training in identifying species, locating sources, selecting appropriate treatments, and mitigating future risks. Businesses like EZ Bed Bug Exterminator NYC employ licensed technicians who strategically deploy integrated pest management techniques tailored to the unique circumstances of each home. Their work even comes with a 100% guarantee. Their phone lines are open 24/7 through text or voice calls to answer any questions or concerns a person might have before or after an EZ Pest Exterminating treatment.

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"Thank you guys you did an Awesome Job. Matt was very easy to talk to to set up the appointment and very informative about what would happen and what to do. Henry our technician was Awesome, he was very professional and just a very nice person t talk to. He went above and beyond to do what was needed to make us feel comfortable again. We will definitely use them again if ever needing an exterminator and highly recommend them to our friends and family. You cannot go wrong using this company for sure." – Dallas Douglas

The stakes are even higher in commercial environments, where pest problems can jeopardize operations, finances, and reputations. Restaurants, hotels, offices, and other facilities must maintain sanitary, pest-free conditions to comply with regulations and meet customer expectations. Seasoned pest management professionals are well-versed in relevant codes, inspection protocols, and exclusion practices specific to commercial properties. Many firms, like EZ Bed Bug Exterminator NYC, specialize in intricate site-specific plans and eco-friendly solutions to address challenging pest situations without disrupting core business functions.

Of particular concern for many New York City residences and businesses is the escalating bed bug crisis. These tenacious insects can hitch rides in luggage, furniture, and belongings, rapidly infesting spaces and posing health risks through persistent biting. Once established, bed bug infestations demand painstaking detection and mitigation efforts beyond typical pest management tactics. Specialists like the EZ Bed Bug Exterminator NYC team use advanced tools like canine inspection units and targeted heat treatments to locate and eliminate even the most stubborn bed bug populations.

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About the company: EZ Bed Bug Exterminator NYC is a family-operated business, a pest control company specializing in extermination services for residential and commercial properties throughout New York City's five boroughs. Their team of highly trained and licensed pest management professionals utilizes cutting-edge detection methods like canine inspections, advanced heat treatment, and eco-friendly solutions to completely eliminate even the most severe bed bug infestations.

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