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Tips on How to Find Bed Bugs from the Environmental Protection Agency

Tips on How to Find Bed Bugs from the Environmental Protection Agency
Tips on How to Find Bed Bugs from the Environmental Protection Agency

If you are concerned there may be bed bugs in your home or perhaps you already have an infestation, there are two things to do. First, learn how to find them so you know what you’re up against, and second, contact professional NJ bed bug specialists to treat and eliminate the problem.

Tips for Tracking Down Bed Bugs

Finding these tiny pests is like being on a case with Sherlock Holmes. There are plenty of clues the bugs are on the prowl, you just need to put them all together to create a case.

The Environmental Protection Agency is also a super sleuth and has a few tips to point you in the right direction. Signs to look for include reddish colored stains on mattresses, mattress covers, and sheets. Small dark dot-like spots are excrement. If you find small pale yellow skins, eggs, or eggshells, those are from the nymphs. Multiple bites are a sign, and there’s always the chance you’ll find live bed bugs.

Where you’ll find them is like hide-and-seek because bed bugs accumulate in more than one place. You may find them in-between mattress and box spring seams, cracks and crevices on the headboard, inside electrical receptacles, folds of curtains, seams of chairs, between sofa cushions, and more.

The sooner bed bugs are eliminated, the better. For help from NJ bed bug specialists, contact Stern Environmental for a free inspection and consultation.

Avoid Bed Bugs Infestations with a Cimex CDC 3000 Bed Bug Monitor

Inside of the CDC 3000 bed bug monitor
Inside of the CDC 3000 bed bug monitor

You would probably want to be warned if you had a frisky Mountain Lion lurking in your home. Millions of people would also like an advance warning if they have bed bugs in their house or hotel room. The Cimex CDC 3000 Bed Bug Monitor is now available. The state-of-the-art portable device offers an early warning for bed bugs infestations for homes, hotels, apartments, cruise ships and even quaint bungalows.

Bed bugs infestations have been increasingly reported all over the United States and the world. With the CDC 3000 Bed Bug Monitor you have an opportunity to detect and destroy the bed bugs before they become a major problem. The other great aspect of the device is that after a residence has been treated for bed bugs the device will monitor the house and make sure the treatments were successful.

The CDC 3000 Bed Bug Monitor works by mimicking the presence of a human body. Bed bugs are attracted by CO2, human-like warmth and human scent and these baits are all emitted by the CDC 3000 Bed Bug Monitor. After the portable unit attracts the bed bugs the little critters enter an opening in the device and become trapped and don’t have an opportunity to attack you.

Our  Cimex CDC 3000 Bed Bug Monitor brochure  provides even more insightful information.