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It's true that bedbugs are very good at evading detection and can hide anywhere that you could slide a piece of paper. That being said, it's still important to know what common harborage sites to look for, and to call a professional if you have concerns

@@ModernPestServices I agree. However, I had a heat treatment that cost me 3014 dollars. I am still getting bitten every night. They have come multiple times to try to find bugs. I kept some of them in a plastic bag and they insisted they are NOT bed bugs, just tiny beetles. They won't do anything unless they find bugs. This is the 3rd "professional" we have had. None worked. One of them put down a white powder all through our molding and my wife complained about it staining the grout. (She does not get bitten). Now I am trying Aprehend. I won't say how or where I got it and the sprayer. Fortunately, I can afford the 3014 dollars. I get a little "tired" of this "call the professional" all the time. I have been to an allergist to rule out capillary fragility. But my bites LOOK like bites. This has been hard on our marriage. So far, the professionals have been useless. We keep a clean house. Sanjosemike (no longer in CA)

@@sanjosemike3137 I'm so sorry this has been your experience. That does sound like a harrowing experience. Were any of the professionals you hired from Modern Pest Services? Our treatments are very effective and I have yet to hear of someone who has had this kind of difficulty after one of our services. I'd be happy to have a representative reach out to you and discuss, or you can give us a call at 1-800-323-7378

Mint boiled with water and sprinkled every day half an hour before bed. God willing, you will sleep comfortably. This is a proven method. Also, mix water, salt and vinegar. God willing, it will bring a result. Thank you.

It was a good video for what it was about

Scott Kitley label doesn’t call for one. And respirators are mainly used with fumigants

I doubt it than you get cancer years later