Bed bugs are one of the most common issues that arise where beds are kept. If you manage a commercial sleeping space, such as a camp, hostel, or employee housing, the risk of a bed bug infestation is especially high. In commercial residences, the turnover rate for each bed is particularly high. The many people […]
The EPA’s Bed Bug Guide for School Administrators, Teachers & Staff
The unfortunate reality of bed bug infestations is that they can easily spread through shared spaces. Unfortunately, this includes schools. Remaining vigilant against bed bug infestations in schools is a shared responsibility for all personnel, including teachers, administrators, and staff. This article will highlight some key takeaways from the EPA’s bed bug guidance so you […]
How to Detect Bed Bugs: 6 Signs to Look For
Bed bugs are a common concern in commercial settings, and for good reason. These bloodsucking insects feed on human blood at night and, if not caught early, can spread like wildfire to every inch of your property. That’s why it’s important to stay vigilant about bed bug detection. Read on to learn how to detect […]
Does Bleach Kill Bed Bugs?
Bed bugs are notoriously difficult pests to get rid of. They can infest even the cleanest of spaces and quickly spread throughout a property if not properly addressed. Since bleach has a reputation for killing nearly everything, many people wonder whether bleach is an effective method for eliminating these pesky bloodsuckers. Here is everything you […]
7 Bugs That Look Like Bed Bugs
Bed bug infestations are a common problem for places like camps, shelters, dorms, and other shared living accommodations. If your facility has ever experienced these pesky visitors, you know how resilient and sneaky they can be. You’re also likely on high alert every time you see a bug near a bed in your facility. But […]
What Prevents Bed Bugs? 7 Tips for Bed Bug Prevention in Commercial Settings
Bed bugs are small, flat, oval-shaped, brown insects that closely resemble apple seeds. They may appear reddish — especially after they eat — or translucent, white, or yellowish during their larval stages. Although bed bugs are not known to transmit diseases, their bites are itchy and painful, making them a nuisance in any setting. But […]