Quick Facts - Bed Bugs

Bed bugs have oval shaped bodies about a quarter of an inch long and are flat before they eat. After eating they turn darkish red and become thicker due to gorging themselves

Quick Facts - Cockroaches

They can carry bacteria such as Salmonella. Their mouths are used for chewing, not biting. Most roaches are active at night because they are sensitive to light

Quick Facts - Bed bugs

Eggs are whitish in color, pear shaped and about the same size as a pin head. Clusters of 10-50 eggs are found in cracks and crevices by baseboards or in mattress and box spring seams.

Quick Facts - Bed Bugs

You can spot them by their tell tale dark spots and stains (the bugs dried excrement) as well as rusty or reddish spots of dried blood on sheets and mattresses

Quick Facts- Bed bugs

Bed bugs like to hide in seams, creases, folds of mattresses and box springs and cracks in the bed frame or headboard, between cushions, under area rugs and carpets, behind baseboards and in plaster cracks.

Quick Fact - Roaches

Female cockroaches only ever need to mate once. Unfortunately, that does not mean they only reproduce once... once they have mated, they stay pregnant and can pop out new roaches for the rest of their lives.


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