The item selling myths about bedbugs, teaching how to avoid them and how you prepare yourself best when you're away - so that you do not allow "the bedbugs bite" when you're traveling and traveling!
Bed Bugs in Hotels
Hotel industry associate K. Skaftfeld finds, are "most people are not aware of bedbugs and what exactly they do or how often they are. People who do not stay in hotels often do not usually concerned about bugs - that is,Check-in until someone makes an issue about bugs, and soon all the waiting in line to check in is concerned that the hotel is infested with bedbugs. "
She adds that some hotels like Hilton hotels, "preventive measures in the cleaning of all rooms has. The hotel provides a deep clean program where once a week, a company will be awarded to deep clean all mattresses and furniture ... hotels have a higher chance of bugs, if they do notproperly changing sheets and cleaning the mattresses after every guest. "
Little blood sucking critters
Myth, bedbugs are invisible. Wrong. At the first born, bedbugs are 1mm long, transparent, light in color and are very hard to find. Progressively, they grow darker and adult bedbugs are reddish brown, oval, non-winged, with several legs and can grow to about 4 to 5 mm - about the size of an apple seed.
Myth: bugs are impossible to catch because theyreally fast. Wrong. They do not move faster than most insects and if you know where to look, and if so, then you can catch them with the naked eye.
Myth, bedbugs are found only in dirty premises. Incorrect. Unfortunately, bedbugs can not distinguish between the sketchy penthouse suite at the Hilton and Ted's Red Motel. In fact, flourish, bugs in a clean environment - which includes places such as hotels, hospitals, in beds, carpets, clothing and upholstery. Look for a well -well-known brand that you can trust will be obliged to ensure that everything is different and every "mistake" behind every previous guests left washed.
How to Avoid Bed Bugs on the Road
In the last decade since the outcry of bans against pesticides such as DDT and the growth of international tourism, bugs a growing problem in hotels, lodges, bed and breakfasts and other accommodation facilities.
Before and after your trip. BeforeYou unpack, check over the room and mattresses. Do not hesitate to ask another room if you do not believe that the conditions are appropriate - and especially if you are some bugs. Before you travel to return home to check carefully through your suit case or backpack to pack your things to leave, so you do not ensure the collection of these little pests at home.
Look for clues. It's disgusting, but it's true: in search of blood stains, feces, eggs, translucent skin and dandruff dead bugsis the best way to find out if it bugs around. These can be found in columns such as mattresses, box springs, sheets, blankets and floors. Perform a thorough review of your hotel bed and linens and if you are not satisfied, ask for an allergen-free rooms.
Know thy enemy! Bugs to survive, feeding on the blood of warm-blooded hosts - like you and me. They are attracted to carbon dioxide and blood. Most can live for about 18 months without feeding by usually go in search ofone meal every 5 to 10 days or once a week. The rest of the time they spend hiding. If they decide to "eat", they usually come in about an hour before dawn.
Another reason why it is good to get up early!
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