The lift cycle of bed bugs last in average 150 days, while being highly reproductive and adaptive to different environments – they can survive without food for up to 6 months. Each bed bug can give birth to 100 eggs.
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Diets and habits of bed bugs
Hiding places of bed bugs
How to detect bed bug intrusion?
How to distinguish between fleas and bed bugs?
How can bed bug infestation be efficiently avoided?
What should be done if a few bed bugs are detected at home?
Are bed bug smoke-bomb fumigators effective in exterminating bed bugs?
Are there natural ways to prevent and exterminate bed bugs?

During daytime, bed bugs hide in cracks, crevices and even mattress seams. At night (and especially at dawns), they feed on human blood. Their feeding time fluctuates from once a few days to once in a half-year. Their life cycle is longer in low temperature.

1. Luggage, wallpaper, carpet, floor cracks and behind walls
2. Mattresses, bedsteads, bed sheets and seams of pillowcases
3. Cracks and crevices of indoor furniture, drawers, etc.

• Check carefully if bed bugs hide in your luggage after traveling
• Pest-treat your new furniture
• Maintain a dry and ventilated environment
• Put your furniture, clothes and beddings regularly under sunlight
• Vacuum-clean regularly and especially cracks and crevices

• Prevention treatment should be done. During the treatment, do not move your furniture because contact among the furniture might cause spread of bed bugs.
• Dry-clean or sundry your bedbug-infected clothes and beddings
• Store your non-infected clothing and beddings in dense bags
• Steam-iron the clothes and beddings which are slightly infected by bed bugs

• They are not so effective in exterminating bed bugs that hide in cracks and crevices
• They might be harmful to human and pets, especially in skin-contacting materials
• Safety measures should be carried out before use of them.
• Wrongly self-administration of them might result in further spread of bed bugs.