A content creator believed she was having an allergic reaction until she discovered bed bugs were responsible for the itchy ...

“Pro-tip: Use a vacuum cleaner with a brush attachment to remove bed bugs, eggs and shed skins from mattresses, box springs, ...

Bed bugs can reproduce rapidly and lay up to five eggs daily, which hatch after 4 to 12 days. The earlier you spot a bed bug infestation, the better chances you'll have at getting rid of them ...

Washing soft furnishings at a high temperature can kill both bed bugs and their eggs. We recommend washing at a temperature of 140 degrees F for a minimum of 90 minutes. Once washed, either dry the ...

Dealing with a bed bug infestation can be an overwhelming and distressing experience. These tiny pests are known for their ...

As March comes to a close, tourists from across the country begin traveling for spring break and again in the summer.

Residents on the third floor of David L. Boren Hall report experiencing bed bug issues since January, which have created ...

Bed bugs can’t stand the heat. Temperatures above 46°C kill all life stages. Professional heat treatments raise room temperatures to lethal levels, reaching hidden bugs that chemicals might miss.

It is prudent to strip your bed, wash and dry your linens on high heat ... space to 130 degrees for a few hours to ensure that any potential live forms of the bugs (eggs, juveniles, adults) are killed ...