Bed Bug Life Cycle

I'm not trying to scare you but don't that suck (no pun intended). For years we have contained these insects but it appears that reign is over. We no longer contain the pesky blood suckers. I know, I see the epidemic and the bad dream every day as an exterminator. The horror, the horror...the horror. All kidding aside, this is a blood sucking problem.

Multiplication is very fast. We get rid of them fast! These insects are great hitchhiker and usually come out at night to feed on your blood. Sounds like a vampire. Maybe this is where Dracula was concept up...from blood sucking insects.

How do you identify these blood suckers?

First you need to know what they are, their habits and life cycle to identify them and operate them. These are blood sucking insects that hide in cracks and crevices while the day and come out to feed at night. They are small, only up to 1/4 inch long, flattened like a pancake, ordinarily reddish to amber in color, and nearly round disc-like in shape. unmistakably mistaken for young roaches,they never compose wings. With sucking mouth parts, as they feed they inject saliva to increase blood flow. This saliva causes a skin reaction prominent to swelling and intense...

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