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May 8 2007, 08:58 PM
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My aunty rented her house out to some foreigners and now she found bedbug in her house after they move out. Unless she throw away all her furnitures, the thingy keep returning even we have try to kill/clean them.
I think the last thing I will recommend is to ask her to get a pest control expert. Anyone house infested with bedbug before? Any insecticide I can get for her to kill all this terrible pest? Any experience to share? |
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May 8 2007, 09:10 PM
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Moderator Group: RenoTalk Forum Moderators Posts: 2536 Joined: 11-September 06 From: 88 Tanglin Member No.: 3709 |
Aiyo, another victim.
I had this problem before and I suspected that I brought the bed bugs back from my trip to a holiday island. Unfortunately, I could never solve the problem and after a few weeks I will get bitten with sores again. Tried all methods like those treatment water from DIY stores, but to no avail. In the end, I called for pest control; 'smoked' the whole unit for about a few hours (with all windows/doors closed), and finally solved. Do read up on some facts for bed bugs: They can actually go into hiding for like 1 to 2 months after just one feed, sleeping away in some unreachable corner of your bed/furniture and come out for their meal later... |
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May 8 2007, 09:21 PM
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Aiyo, another victim. I had this problem before and I suspected that I brought the bed bugs back from my trip to a holiday island. Unfortunately, I could never solve the problem and after a few weeks I will get bitten with sores again. Tried all methods like those treatment water from DIY stores, but to no avail. In the end, I called for pest control; 'smoked' the whole unit for about a few hours (with all windows/doors closed), and finally solved. Do read up on some facts for bed bugs: They can actually go into hiding for like 1 to 2 months after just one feed, sleeping away in some unreachable corner of your bed/furniture and come out for their meal later... Wow, 'smoked' the house? Will it stink or cause health hazzard? Definately will recommend to her. Is bedbug common problem? I never imagine this kind of things do happen in urban life... Any number/company I can call? This post has been edited by whoelse: May 8 2007, 09:25 PM |
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May 8 2007, 09:38 PM
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Moderator Group: RenoTalk Forum Moderators Posts: 2536 Joined: 11-September 06 From: 88 Tanglin Member No.: 3709 |
Wow, 'smoked' the house? Will it stink or cause health hazzard? Definately will recommend to her. Is bedbug common problem? I never imagine this kind of things do happen in urban life... Any number/company I can call? Of course you have to step out of the house lah! According to the guy, its best to leave it enclosed for as long as possible, so after the process, I brought my family to JB for shopping and dinner, one whole day then come back... |
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May 9 2007, 11:51 AM
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I have encounter with it 2 times.
1. Old house, throw away the bedframe 2. New house, only affected in 1 room, took the mattress out to sun (kena stolen), so new mattress. Both cases, no pest control, so i'm kinda lucky. |
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May 9 2007, 12:01 PM
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Moderator Group: RenoTalk Forum Moderators Posts: 2536 Joined: 11-September 06 From: 88 Tanglin Member No.: 3709 |
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May 9 2007, 12:44 PM
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There is a spray from NTUC. The container is green... sorry forgot the name. You can find it together with other insecticide. There are some pictures of all sorts of bugs on the container. It is really good and odorless.
My friend recommended this tip but I don't have time to experiment on it. Leave durian skin near the areas infected by bedbugs. They can't stand the smell. My friend vouch that it works and she tried it before. For me... the spray works. Also I throw away my wooden bedframe and replace with metal ones. After all the pest is called bedbugs. I guess it don't like metal beds hee hee (IMG:http://203.142.16.149/forum/style_emoticons/default/notti.gif) |
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May 9 2007, 07:29 PM
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Leave durian skin near the areas infected by bedbugs. They can't stand the smel" - So they drop dead or shift house to neighbour house? (IMG:http://203.142.16.149/forum/style_emoticons/default/smile.gif)
There is a spray from NTUC. The container is green... sorry forgot the name. You can find it together with other insecticide. There are some pictures of all sorts of bugs on the container. It is really good and odorless.
My friend recommended this tip but I don't have time to experiment on it. Leave durian skin near the areas infected by bedbugs. They can't stand the smell. My friend vouch that it works and she tried it before. For me... the spray works. Also I throw away my wooden bedframe and replace with metal ones. After all the pest is called bedbugs. I guess it don't like metal beds hee hee (IMG:http://203.142.16.149/forum/style_emoticons/default/notti.gif) |
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May 9 2007, 08:13 PM
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Leave durian skin near the areas infected by bedbugs. They can't stand the smel" - So they drop dead or shift house to neighbour house? (IMG:http://203.142.16.149/forum/style_emoticons/default/smile.gif) They hold their breath until they suffocate and die (IMG:http://203.142.16.149/forum/style_emoticons/default/notti.gif) |
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May 10 2007, 01:43 PM
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May 17 2007, 01:21 AM
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i guess the real question is HOW TO PREVENT THESE BUGS FROM COMING IN THE FIRST PLACE??
how ah??? plus how do u know its bed bugs??? can see??? |
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May 17 2007, 11:56 PM
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(IMG:http://www.ca.uky.edu/entomology/entfacts/images/bedbugmp.jpg)
(IMG:http://www.ca.uky.edu/entomology/entfacts/images/bedbugspots.jpg) (IMG:http://www.ca.uky.edu/entomology/entfacts/images/bedbughide.jpg) Female bed bugs lay their eggs in secluded areas, depositing up to five a day and 500 during a lifetime. The eggs are tiny, whitish, and hard to see without magnification (individual eggs are about the size of a dust spec). When first laid, the eggs are sticky, causing them to adhere to substrates. Newly hatched nymphs are no bigger than a pinhead. As they grow, they molt (shed their skin) five times before reaching maturity. A blood meal is needed between each successive molt. Under favorable conditions (70 - 90° F), the bugs can complete development in as little as a month, producing three or more generations per year. Cool temperatures or limited access to a blood meal extends the development time. Bed bugs are very resilient. Nymphs can survive months without feeding and the adults for more than a year. Infestations therefore are unlikely to diminish by leaving premises unoccupied. It often seems that bed bugs arise from nowhere. The bugs are efficient hitchhikers and are usually transported in on luggage, clothing, beds, furniture, etc. Outbreaks can often be traced to travel, especially in countries or cities where bed bugs are common. This is a particular problem for hotels, motels, and apartments, where turnover of occupants is constant. Bed bugs are small, cryptic and agile, escaping detection after crawling into suitcases, boxes, and belongings. The eggs are almost impossible to see when laid on most surfaces. Use of secondhand beds, couches, and furniture is another way that the bugs are transported into previously non-infested dwellings. Once bed bugs are introduced, they often spread room to room throughout a building. Unlike cockroaches that feed on filth, the level of cleanliness has little to do with most bed bug infestations. |
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May 18 2007, 12:34 PM
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last time my mum's pl got bedbugs. my grandpa brought it back cos he went downstairs n sit on those rattan chairs den our whole hse kena.my grandpa mattress the worst, my bedframe got alot. my dad & bro use lighter burnt & den mattress exposed strong sunlight(we ve a platform outside our window so we can leave the mattress there).
in the end we changed my bedframe, sofa oso change, grandpa bed change everthing.bought new bed & mattress for him. luckily after this incident, my mum's blk started upgrading & town council threw away all the rattan chairs at the old folks corner. |
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Jan 12 2008, 11:50 PM
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Last time I got a indian neighbour who always sun their mattress at the corridor and spray baygon on their mattress.
A few days later my room (corridor unit bedrm) got infested. Slowly they stick to my wooden desk, bed, cupboard, chair Threw away all the furnitures in my room..but then everytime the neighbour sun their stuff, bed bugs resurface.. into the living room, bedrm again etc. Threw away sofa..everything! End up we got fed up and shifted house. |
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Jan 13 2008, 12:45 AM
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If the infestation is just the bed mattress alone, call in a mattress sanitizing company. I have a contract with De Hygienique. http://www.dh-asia.com/c_mattresssys.html
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Mar 9 2008, 08:36 PM
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If the infestation is just the bed mattress alone, call in a mattress sanitizing company. I have a contract with De Hygienique. http://www.dh-asia.com/c_mattresssys.html I also had this problem and following is the method that I used to destroy the bed bugs. 1) Steam clean the entire bed frame and mattress (At this high temperature, all bugs will be dead) 2) Vacuum the entire bed. (This way, it will cleanup all the dead bed bugs from step and any possible eggs) 3) Use bed bugs medicine around the bed frame and the mattress (http://www.enta.com.sg/) 4) Repeat step 1-3 once a week till 3 months later. then reduce it to 1 a fortnight then to 1 a month for about 1 year or 1.5 years. I am not kidding!!!!! please note that they are able to go without food for 1 year. so you must be diligent to completely eliminate it. As humans, you carry may carry the eggs and bugs around. the best method for this is to introduce steam cleaning in your home. This way, you will also kill another germs in the home. If you have school going children, they may bring it back from school or bus. so good luck. |
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May 17 2008, 06:09 PM
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I also had this problem and following is the method that I used to destroy the bed bugs. 1) Steam clean the entire bed frame and mattress (At this high temperature, all bugs will be dead) 2) Vacuum the entire bed. (This way, it will cleanup all the dead bed bugs from step and any possible eggs) 3) Use bed bugs medicine around the bed frame and the mattress (http://www.enta.com.sg/) 4) Repeat step 1-3 once a week till 3 months later. then reduce it to 1 a fortnight then to 1 a month for about 1 year or 1.5 years. I am not kidding!!!!! please note that they are able to go without food for 1 year. so you must be diligent to completely eliminate it. As humans, you carry may carry the eggs and bugs around. the best method for this is to introduce steam cleaning in your home. This way, you will also kill another germs in the home. If you have school going children, they may bring it back from school or bus. so good luck. This topic is very informative, thanks! (IMG:http://203.142.16.149/forum/style_emoticons/default/good.gif) |
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Jun 14 2008, 09:30 PM
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Horrible things. Had some which I suspected I accidentl;y brought back from Batam Ferry on a golf trip. Took a good 2-mths to eradicate. No necessary to throw furniture away. Recommend a good pest control company (not cheap) and get them to spray everyweek. Also for 2 bloody months I get up at 2-3am in the am, take powerful torchlight and look for the buggers (active at night). Catch and kill them.
I also used this product call VSafe (can get from some NTUC) and spray around bed frames, crevices, cornices every week for abt 3-weeks. Use a sealant to seal gaps and crevices etc. Finally got rid of the problem. It was **** I tell you. ****. |
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Jun 20 2008, 12:28 PM
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I too had bed bugs. No idea where they came from. Maybe because of the new bed frame that my dad purchased a while back when I was still living with my parents.
What we did was to remove the bed, looked through at every nook and cranny, removed the bed bugs manually and squishing them. For the bed frame, it came with a overlaying velcro cover, this was removed and send for dry cleaning. The frame itself was thoroughly cleaned, sprayed with cans of Baygon and using a stand steam iron, cleaned. I think we killed about 100 plus bed bugs and now the bed is bed bug free. Scary bit about bed bugs is that they can go on living without a blood meal for 6 months or more and they can hide in every nook and cranny. |
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Jul 8 2008, 10:53 AM
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Very horrible creatures, i found the nest and then killed all of them by hand and threw away the mattress, it was really a bad experience, especially when i get bitten every night for like a month and more. (IMG:http://203.142.16.149/forum/style_emoticons/default/ohmy.gif)
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Jul 9 2008, 12:59 AM
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Omg!! Thanks for the information. My bf brought some back from CAMP!!! During one of his reservist this year. Any reasonable Pest Control company to recommend. I am afraid they will travel with him to our new house when we move (IMG:http://203.142.16.149/forum/style_emoticons/default/sad.gif) I am so so scared cos I got bitten many times liao when I am at his place. Worst thing is, the bug should be on the new sofa bed which we bought not too long ago and hoped to bring over to our new place. sob sob sob. (IMG:http://203.142.16.149/forum/style_emoticons/default/help.gif)
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Jul 17 2008, 04:05 PM
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i too had a tough time with the bed bugs.....was bed bug free for abt 2mth plus...now, they seem to be back coz my son was bitten on his stomach, 5 bites in a straight roll...
i have been trying to eradicate them sinc eearly this yr till now...think we got it from my relative's house, which is few units away...coz my kids go over to play.... and i am planning to shift over to my new house very soon....how to ensure that these pests do not go over? |
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Jul 18 2008, 08:50 AM
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i too had a tough time with the bed bugs.....was bed bug free for abt 2mth plus...now, they seem to be back coz my son was bitten on his stomach, 5 bites in a straight roll... i have been trying to eradicate them sinc eearly this yr till now...think we got it from my relative's house, which is few units away...coz my kids go over to play.... and i am planning to shift over to my new house very soon....how to ensure that these pests do not go over? Hi, I suppose your son is a little boy. You better seek professional help to totally eliminate it. Otherwise, you may try http://www.enta.com.sg. This is what we have learnt from the other forummers but we have yet to try. Don't let it migrate to your new place boy! |
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Aug 31 2008, 11:35 PM
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I had this problem last year too.. It was very horrible and torturing, got all the bites and like what Jcase had said always wake up middle of the night to catch it. I think i brought them back from my phuket trip that time.
I didnt throw away the furntiure but i threw away my mattress and all my pillow n bedsheets. I called in the pest control and spray the rooms twice. After that it was free of bugs. But occasionally i do see one running about. Later around 6months later, i throw all my furiture because i am moving out and i found out there's 2 tennis ball that got struck under my wardrobe infested with the bugs!! I almost fainted and quickly spray the insecticide on them.. Horrible... |
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Sep 1 2008, 03:16 AM
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I had this problem last year too.. It was very horrible and torturing, got all the bites and like what Jcase had said always wake up middle of the night to catch it. I think i brought them back from my phuket trip that time. I didnt throw away the furntiure but i threw away my mattress and all my pillow n bedsheets. I called in the pest control and spray the rooms twice. After that it was free of bugs. But occasionally i do see one running about. Later around 6months later, i throw all my furiture because i am moving out and i found out there's 2 tennis ball that got struck under my wardrobe infested with the bugs!! I almost fainted and quickly spray the insecticide on them.. Horrible... Hi, din the pest control people clear them all...I mean even the roots of it? How much you paid for this service may i ask? The bugs seems gone now at my FH's room, but I am still 'haunted' by the incident and am so terrified that he will move it to our new place (IMG:http://203.142.16.149/forum/style_emoticons/default/sad.gif) |
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Sep 1 2008, 06:16 PM
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Of course you have to step out of the house lah! According to the guy, its best to leave it enclosed for as long as possible, so after the process, I brought my family to JB for shopping and dinner, one whole day then come back... zirhk how much to smoke th entire place? was thinkin of just vacumming the place only thing is that i knw alot of lizards are around cos they always **** around (IMG:http://203.142.16.149/forum/style_emoticons/default/furious.gif) |
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Sep 1 2008, 06:33 PM
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Hi, din the pest control people clear them all...I mean even the roots of it? How much you paid for this service may i ask? The bugs seems gone now at my FH's room, but I am still 'haunted' by the incident and am so terrified that he will move it to our new place (IMG:http://203.142.16.149/forum/style_emoticons/default/sad.gif) Ya, the pest control did clear them all. I paid around $300+ to spray for 3 bedrooms. It's by a big pest control company, they will come up n spray one time after that they will do a followup so if there's still bugs around they will spray the 2nd time. I had ask them to spray twice. And yes those stupid bugs will travel around the rooms because i move in all the 3rooms in my house and each room also got bugs!! |
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Sep 2 2008, 06:16 PM
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Normally one will get the bug free clearance if there is no activity for 3-4 months. Only so much a pest control company can do. You need to follow-up very closely. We used Aardwolf, good but **** ex. Clear but I used to get up every a m abt 3-4 am and use a torch light to check. In addition I used a pdt called V-Saf and sprayed on all thye usual surfaces every week for a month. I can easily ise 3-4 bottles a week.
zirhk how much to smoke th entire place? was thinkin of just vacumming the place only thing is that i knw alot of lizards are around cos they always **** around (IMG:http://203.142.16.149/forum/style_emoticons/default/furious.gif) erm vacuum not a good idea. They will just live in the bag and escape. You need to dispose of the bad and bag that bag immediately. |
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Sep 15 2008, 11:37 PM
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I too had to face this problem after my foreign trip.I think it is a common problem faced by people in most part of the world. Calling the pest controllers is the only solution ,I think.
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Sep 19 2008, 10:11 PM
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you can order for products from www.deadbedbugs.com .They are really good stuffs. I used them to kill the bugs in my house.
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Sep 24 2008, 06:42 PM
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Bedbugs are nasty creatures creeping along the beds and sucking our blood at night.It is good if we getrid of them as soon as possible.I called upon www.deadbedbugs.com and saw very good results in my house.
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Sep 25 2008, 09:18 AM
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Oct 14 2008, 10:25 PM
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Throwing away matress and changing the houses is not easy as it calls for expense. Calling an exterminator is better than that. Even if you opt for that you have to call twice or thrice. Easier option is to get some tips from bedbugbureau.comand eradicarte the bugs permanentlyand sleep in peace and not let the bedbugs bite you!
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Dec 18 2008, 10:15 PM
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You should really consult the experts in pest extermination. Besides, you're not even sure if the bedbugs also infested your other home furniture, specially wooden chairs, etc.
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May 27 2009, 09:45 PM
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if im not wrong bed bugs can precipitate asthma? im not entirely sure as im do IT. lol
but u shld get pest control |
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May 29 2009, 10:17 AM
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We got bedbugs problem a few years ago, suspect it's from our maid when she went back to her hometown.
We threw away all mattress, pillow, some bedsheets and divan, and also laminated our bedrooms floors. We got parquet flooring that have gaps after many years, suspected that the bugs were also hiding down in there. So, we decided the laminate over all parquet floors, but before that we mopped the floor with Kerosene/thinner to kill the bugs (advised by the salesman from laminate company). I was traumatized by the whole episode, so when I bought new bedrame to replace the divan, I bought one that is made of metal (entirely), they can hide in the metal but they like to hide in the woods and fabric better.... and I haven't remove the plastic from my mattress! Got mattress protector, so don't feel the plastic... not so bad. |
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Jun 15 2009, 11:28 PM
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We got bedbugs problem a few years ago, suspect it's from our maid when she went back to her hometown. We threw away all mattress, pillow, some bedsheets and divan, and also laminated our bedrooms floors. We got parquet flooring that have gaps after many years, suspected that the bugs were also hiding down in there. So, we decided the laminate over all parquet floors, but before that we mopped the floor with Kerosene/thinner to kill the bugs (advised by the salesman from laminate company). I was traumatized by the whole episode, so when I bought new bedrame to replace the divan, I bought one that is made of metal (entirely), they can hide in the metal but they like to hide in the woods and fabric better.... and I haven't remove the plastic from my mattress! Got mattress protector, so don't feel the plastic... not so bad. Avoid short term or temp measures given by Laminate sales. Check out website pest control companies on educational infos on 'how to treat pests or bugs...' you soon will find out termites/bugs when conditions right eat almost anything, even concrete columns! Always DO it the right ways; 1. Get pest control in to treat 2. Replace all affected/ damaged parquet, resand n varnish to gif it a new look again ...this will last long time. MrWoodVarnish specialist on Parquet Repairs n Varnish job. |
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Jul 2 2009, 11:27 PM
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I think once in a while the bed and pillow should be steeam with a steam cleaner...to eliminate odours and kill any pest...
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Nov 17 2009, 04:19 PM
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kaoz.. sound so terrible...
i never steamed my pillow etc leh.... =( i don have the equipment to do steaming. suntanning the pillows etc, able to kill the bugs? |
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Nov 17 2009, 04:53 PM
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Bedbugs should be left to the experts. I know that is the last thing you will recommend, but that is my advise.
My ex-gf (now wife) house use to kena. we tried all means to get rid of them (use lots of bygon, sun the furniture etc) but they still managed to survive. In the end we called the experts. They do a complete fogging of the house and everyone have to evacuate it for half the day. In the end, the bed bug problem is solved liao This post has been edited by hawthorne: Nov 17 2009, 04:56 PM |
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