Are the bed bug bugs ?

Question

They are destroeying my body !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Answer 1

Yes they actually can get quite big,  They are black bugs.  Let's see if I can remember what to do.

Put two way tape at the base of the bed.  When you spray, they will try to escape and move to another place in the room until the coast is clear, then they will go back to the bed.  These little buggers are not easy to get rid of.  So they will get stuck on the tape.  Then you can spray the bed really well.  This web site is ok.  It'll help.  Take any purses, clothes or anything (including shoes) and throw them in the dryer for at least 15 minutes.  They do not need to be washed first, it's the heat that kills them.

Good luck...we eventually needed an exterminator.

Answer 2

eeeeeeeeeewwwwwwwwwwwww h**l YES , they are bugs!!!!!! If you think you’re being bitten (usually identified by rows of welts that appear during the night) it’s best to do a sweep of your home for these pests. Furniture, luggage, bedding and clothes hampers are probably the first places you’ll want to look for bed bugs. Blood stains and dark spots on bedding from fecal matter are a sure sign of a bed bug infestation. The reason blood stains happen is either because you’ve rolled over and crushed an adult full of blood, or the anticoagulant they’ve injected worked well enough that you continued to bleed after the bed bug has fed. If you see anything like blood, or even empty skins (from molting) around your bed, chances are you have bed bugs.If you can’t afford another mattress, vacuuming the mattress and applying a sealable cover should be sufficient. Meanwhile, all clothes, linens, and bedding should be washed in hot water, and the immediate area vacuumed thoroughly.Insecticides are not an option to get rid of bed bugs, because insecticides should never be applied to an area where you sleep. Sticky traps, like those used for mice, are a good way to capture rogue bed bugs that have managed to escape your domestic exorcism. Some insecticides like Boric Acid might be used in areas around the bed, but never on the mattress itself.

good luck i hope you rid yourself of those pesky things!!!!!! they are making a comeback in the US and there are stories popping up everywhere!!!

Answer 3

I've heard to stick a bar of ivory soap betwwen the mattresses check it after a while. If you have bed bugs they will be on the soap. I do this when I stay at motels.