Category: Bed Bugs
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Why Are Bed Bugs So Hard to Control?
No one wants the bed bugs to bite, but these pests have earned a solid reputation for being hard to get rid of. Our Tom’s River pest control company wants you to understand why bed bugs are so difficult to defeat. They’re Tiny Bed bugs are tiny enough to slip into the smallest spaces, including…
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Is It a Chigger, Mosquito Bite or a Bedbug Bite? How to Know.
There are many different pests that bite, so before you contact pest control companies in Freehold, you’d like to know what type of pest you’re dealing with. Sometimes you can tell by looking at the bites because different bugs tend to leave different marks. Bed bug bites – These bites tend to come in clusters…
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How Can You Protect Your Home and Family from Bed Bugs?
Bed bugs can quickly and easily become a big problem in your home and put your family at risk of being bitten. Thankfully, there are several steps you can take to protect your home from these bloodsucking pests. Keep in mind that if you have a bed bug problem already, it’s best to have a…
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Bed Bugs Stay Where They Smell Other Bed Bugs
All it takes is a few bed bugs finding a cozy place to make their home and you could easily end up with an infestation on your hands. Allison Pest Control in NJ has seen this situation play out many times, usually resulting in your family members waking up with bites all over their exposed…
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Thick Skinned Bedbugs Not Hampered by OTC Bedbug Sprays
The capitol of Maine, Augusta, just passed an emergency bedbug ordinance to help stem the tide of a major bedbug infestation. Two boarding houses that were overrun by bedbugs needed professional help because the bugs did not respond to over-the-counter solutions. Professional Help It was at this point when the ordinance was passed giving the…
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Dump the Dark Luggage to Fight Bedbugs
Who suspected that style choices could have an impact on NJ pest control? If a recent study is correct, the color of your luggage may be a deterrent to bedbugs. Are bedbugs afraid of the “light?” The study suggests that bedbugs bypass lighter colors such as white and yellow in favor of darker hues like…