Waking up with itchy bites? Spotting small rust-colored stains on your sheets? If you suspect bed bugs, you’re not alone, and you’re definitely not the first. Bed bugs are on the rise nationwide, and ...

Bed bug bites generally heal faster than no-see-um bites; it’s possible to treat a bed bug bite simply by washing the area with warm water and soap and applying a corticosteroid cream.

No matter what chemical, fungal or heat treatment is recommended by your local exterminator, it’s crucial to treat the space with powerful sprays and steam equipment wielded by an expert.

During a heat treatment, the temperature must be raised to at least 118 degrees Fahrenheit for 90 minutes in order to effectively kill the bugs, according to the University of Minnesota.

Chemical and Biological Bed Bug Treatment: This type of bed bug treatment service will be using only non-repellent chemicals and biologicals to kill bed bugs over time and may take 2 to 4 separate ...

If bed bugs make it home: Contain the infestation quickly and avoid DIY sprays. Reduce the severity of the infestation by entering limited rooms while awaiting professional treatment.