Lifespan of Bedbug

The lifespan of the majority of bed bugs is usually four to six months, although a few of them can live even for one year when they are under cold conditions.

Bed bugs die faster in warm temperatures as compared to cold temperatures. A starved male bed bug can remain alive for a year at a temperature of 50F but may die within a month at 80F temperature.

Signs and Symptoms of Bedbugs on the Body

• Local swelling at the bite’s site
• Redness and itching marks
• Allergic reactions and rashes
• Severe irritation and burning sensation
• Fever, difficulty in breathing, nausea
• Skin infection

Prevention Measures for Bed Bug Control

• Steaming and heating effectively kill eggs and insects in mattresses.
• Used furniture should be thoroughly inspected, before it is brought into the house.
• wash all Bedsheets and clothes in hot water.
• Vacuum on carpets and hard floor surface area.

Insecticides Methods We Used for Bedbug Control

• Surface spraying - The chemicals used for surface spraying are low-hazard residual types. We apply the surface spray to bedbug harbourage and in crack and crevice treatment.
• Space spraying - we apply space spray, which is formulated for bedbug control.
• Dusting - The use of light dusting give reasonable residual control.