bed bugs and what do i do to get rid of them? they seem to keep surfacing despite having bed sprayed & cleaned

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Question by nbp88:
bed bugs and what do i do to get rid of them? they seem to keep surfacing despite having bed sprayed & cleaned

have sprayed and sunned my mattress and cleaned the cot but these pests keep surfacing?

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Answer by queen_of_spades_9889
buy a new bed?

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robyoung3484 February 27, 2011 at 5:07 pm

time for a new mattress!

maybe there still dormant eggs deep in your bed. either that or u may have eggs in the box springs.

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Joseph, II February 27, 2011 at 5:28 pm

I’ll BET they’re in your mattress- too. And if THAT’S the case, you’re going to have to look into buying a new one. Those are TOUGH little critters to get rid of… 🙁

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missd February 27, 2011 at 6:25 pm

Remove it from your house. Spray and do whatever you have to, getting rid of pillows and such and cleaning mattress pads with really,really hot water. Leave the room to air out for a few days and then get another mattress.

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Carole Q February 27, 2011 at 6:39 pm

They live inside anything stuffed. full sun & spray = good. But need to do with ALL stuffed furniture, pillows, etc… Spray into ALL cracks & holes plus the sun. This may take a few days. Spray/fog your carpet & room while empty.

Sprays/foggers for ‘tough bug’ – – Experience proved these bugs like roaches are not a match for Raid, & other typical counter items. When typical don’t work, I get the tough suff:

http://www.bengal.com/roach.htm

The Bengal product that REALLY cleaned up roaches & I’ll bet it would do same for bed bugs; look for can for the “bug of choice”.

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Heather B February 27, 2011 at 7:05 pm

purchase a new bed. it may be a losing battle if there are still eggs.

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sam February 27, 2011 at 7:40 pm

Starve them out. Take a bath or shower before bed using a moisturizing soap. In the morning, take the sheets off the bed and shake outside to get loose hair and skin off and fold them. Vacuum the mattress every day. Make the bed with the sheets at night. This is what you do from now one until they are gone, and then vacuum the mattress every time you wash your sheets, at least once a week.
Don’t worry, bed bugs are a growing problem in the USA. I read these instructions off a web site from a news article on the issue about 2 months ago. I wish I would have saved the site! Hope this helps.

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