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We've all seen the news reporting stories of bedbug infested hotels. Images showing mattresses literally infested with bedbugs scare off potential clients and leave those in the hotel service industry scratching their head (if you'll forgive the pun). The problem with such stories is the misleading nature of the news reports. The fact is, even small hotels can cater to thousands or hundreds of thousands of people each year. These visitors come from all across the globe. Unfortunately, with the visitors often come unwanted stowaways. |
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| What's the Solution? While stopping these unwanted pests from entering your facility is next to impossible, there is a way to control the problem. NIMBY Pest Management uses a clean, environmentally safe, chemical free means of controlling bedbugs. NIBMY's Steam Pest Management uses super-heated steam to quickly and effectively kill bedbugs. Our Integrated Pest Management programs allow our NIMBY professionals to visit your hotel monthly, bi-monthly or on demand to provide quick, effective eradication of your bedbug problems. |
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Bedbugs
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What
are
They?
The
common
bedbug,
known
as
Cimex
lectularius,
is
found
in
moderate
climates
throughout
the
world
and
lives
off
the
blood
of
humans.
Adult
bedbugs
are
a
reddish-brown,
flattened,
oval,
and
wingless,
with
microscopic
hairs
that
give
them
a
banded
appearance.
A
common
misconception
is
that
they
are
not
visible
to
the
naked
eye
however
adults
grow
to
4-5
mm
in
length
and
do
not
move
quickly
enough
to
escape
the
notice
of
an
attentive
observer.
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Feeding
Habits
Bedbugs
are
generally
active
only
at
dawn,
with
a
peak
feeding
period
about
an
hour
before
sunrise.
They
may
attempt
to
feed
at
other
times,
however,
given
the
opportunity,
and
have
been
observed
to
feed
at
any
time
of
the
day.
Attracted
by
warmth
and
the
presence
of
carbon
dioxide
(from
humans),
the
bug
pierces
the
skin
of
its
host
with
two
hollow
tubes.
With
one
tube
it
injects
its
saliva,
which
contains
anticoagulants
and
anesthetics,
while
with
the
other
it
withdraws
the
blood
of
its
host.
After
feeding
for
about
five
minutes,
the
bug
returns
to
its
hiding
place.
The
bites
cannot
usually
be
felt
until
some
minutes
or
hours
later,
as a
dermatological
reaction
to
the
injected
agents,
and
the
first
indication
of a
bite
usually
comes
from
the
desire
to
scratch
the
bite
site.
How
Long
Can
They
Live?
This
is
the
essential
question
for
hotel
and
home
owners.
Bedbugs
can
live
for
a
year
or
as
much
as
eighteen
months
without
feeding.
Typically,
they
will
look
for
blood
from
a
human
host
every
five
to
ten
days.
Do
Bedbugs
Indicate
a
Dirty
Environment?
NO,
bedbugs
are
often
mistakenly
associated
with
filth
and
the
notion
that
filth
attracts
them.
The
fact
is
though,
the
cleanliness
of
the
hotel
or
house/apartment
has
nothing
to
do
with
bedbugs
being
present.
The
main
factor
is
the
presence
of
humans
as
bedbugs
are
attracted
by
exhaled
carbon
dioxide
and
body
heat,
not
by
dirt.
In
addition,
they
feed
on
blood,
not
waste.
Bites
In
most
observed
cases
a
small,
hard,
swollen,
white
welt
may
develop
at
the
site
of
each
bedbug
bite.
This
is
often
surrounded
by a
slightly
raised
red
bump
and
is
usually
accompanied
by
severe
itching
that
lasts
for
several
hours
to
days.
Welts
do
not
have
a
red
spot
in
the
center
such
as
is
characteristic
of
flea
bites.
In
other
cases,
it
is
observed
that
welts
first
appear
upon
the
incessant
scratching
that
is
triggered
by
the
bite,
and
seem
like
a
mosquito
bite
that
increases
in
size
upon
scratching.
Later,
however,
the
welts
subside
but
tend
not
to
disappear
like
those
from
mosquitos,
and
persist
for
up
to
several
weeks.
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