Bed Bugs A Closer Look at Bed Bugs.

Bed bugs, scientifically known as Cimex lectularius, are resilient and stealthy insects that have plagued humans for centuries. These pests come in different types, but the common bed bug (Cimex lectularius) is the one most often encountered. Bed bugs are expert hitchhikers, sneaking into luggage, clothing, and furniture, which makes them a common concern in both residential and commercial settings. They are typically reddish-brown, flat, and oval-shaped, with an average size of about 5-7 mm. These nocturnal blood-feeders have a knack for hiding in cracks, crevices, and mattress seams during the day, only emerging at night to feed on the blood of their human hosts.

Bed bugs are a common nuisance in places where people reside, sleep, or spend prolonged periods. They often infest homes, hotels, motels, hostels, and even healthcare facilities. Any location with a high turnover of people and frequent access to luggage and clothing becomes susceptible to bed bug infestations. These pests are drawn to the carbon dioxide, warmth, and body heat that humans emit during sleep, making bedrooms, particularly mattresses and box springs, their primary hideouts. However, bed bugs are not limited to bedrooms; they can also infest living rooms, offices, and public transportation, posing a challenge for pest control and requiring thorough and professional treatment to eradicate the infestation effectively.

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