Fight - Don't Let the Bedbugs Bite
by Kevin Smith AuthorIn past decade or so, the United States has been invaded by a nearly
invisible, seemingly unstoppable enemy that preys on us while we sleep. It
sounds like a horror movie premise, but it's the truth and it's referring to
bed bugs. Bed bugs feed on human blood. They can go undetected for long periods
because their tiny, flat bodies allow them to easily hide in inaccessible
places like bedframes and behind wallpaper. They can go several months without
feeding and resist "home" methods of extermination. If you or someone
you know needs a bed bug exterminator in St. Louis MO, read on to find out
about a miraculous innovation that can eliminate the infestation.
The bed bug problem has been growing worse in recent years, with
exterminators treating record numbers of cases throughout the U.S. Cleanliness
is not a factor. Bed bugs can strike multi-million-dollar residential homes,
five-star resorts, and even cruise ships. They are most encountered in public
high-travel areas, such as hotels, and are most often found in metropolitan
areas. Airports, movie theaters, dormitories, and even public transportation
can house bed bugs, though they are most commonly found where people sleep.
They attach to people's belongings and can unknowingly be transported long
distances. Though bed bugs do not carry disease or destroy material, the
itching can be intense, cause a severe allergic reaction in some people, and
have a negative psychological impact on those affected.
A bed bug infestation is one of the most traumatic experiences a family
can face. You may feel as though your home has been invaded, you may feel
violated and embarassed, and you may be facing expensive and toxic
extermination before you can continue on with your life. Fortunately, there is
new technology that not only quickly and permanently eradicates bed bugs but
does so safely and without the use of chemicals. Studies are determining that
bed bugs are developing resistance to pesticide treatments. What's more, many
of these chemicals have adverse affects on human health, not to mention a
perturbing smell that may linger in the home.
A bed bug exterminator in St. Louis MO is one of many that has
adopted a safe, effective, swift approach using extreme heat circulated
throughout the infested area using special machines. Less preparation is
required than for a chemical treatment, and there will be no lingering odor or
toxins. If you are looking for a fast and efficient way to reclaim your home,
your peace of mind, and ensure you and your family's best health, consider bed
bug heat treatments today.
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