Bedbugs
Don't Let the Bedbugs Bite. Tiny blood-sucking bedbugs have become an epidemic in New York City. The little pests have invaded even the cleanest and most expensive apartments in neighborhoods around New York. In fact, a councilwoman from the Upper West Side has called for a citywide bedbug task force to address the problem.
What Are Bedbugs?
A bedbug is a wingless, rust-colored insect about the size of an apple seed. Bedbugs are nocturnal parasites which mean they rest during the day and come out to dine on the blood of humans at night. Bedbugs are attracted by human body heat and typically favor feasting on our shoulders and arms. Bedbugs hide in cracks and crevices. They love to live in bedding and on mattresses, where they have easy access to food.
Other Living Areas Favored B y Bedbugs Include:
Between wooden floorboards
In wall cracks and crevices
In carpeting
In the seams and cracks of furniture, particularly bed frames
Under loose edges of wallpaper
Behind peeling paint
Getting Rid of Bedbugs
Thoroughly wash, vacuum or clean all surfaces and bedding.
Wash or dry-clean bedding and affected clothing.
Vacuum mattresses, seal them in plastic and leave them outside in the hot sun for as long as possible.
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