Bed Bugs Continue To Infest While Government Continues To Not Invest Says BedBugsRemovalGuide.com

Online, June 12, 2012 (Newswire.com) - Bed bugs are nearly indiscriminate in terms of the place, season or era that they are infesting. These insects have been found to thrive in numerous communities in the United States, often hiding in crevices or cracks of bed frames, mattresses and furniture; as well as behind the skirting and the wallpaper.

Bed bugs were often considered to be a serious problem until the 1950s when the insecticide component dichlorodiphenyltrichloroethane or DDT was discovered. While so, bed bug infestations have continued to cause annoyance among people who are allergic to them - not to mention the irritating and itchy bed bug bites.

Evidently, the eradication of bed bugs is not being prioritized by the government or chemical companies, because while the insects are a threat to property or health, they do not carry diseases or damage homes unlike mosquitoes and termites. For most homes and establishments, bed bug infestations can be addressed by using insecticide and hiring professional extermination services - which can be very pricey.

BedBugsRemovalGuide.com is dedicated to helping people know and understand about the annoying pests - from explaining what they look like, to showing how to prevent bed bugs infestations.

BedBugsRemovalGuide.com focuses on helping people with bed bugs removal. The website notes that fully extinguishing bed bugs on their own requires people to persistent and patient. Some suggested do-it-yourself methods include thorough cleaning and vacuuming of mattresses, bed frames, carpets and upholstered furniture; applying bed bug spray or using bed bug steamer; and sealing bed bugs with waterproof, hypoallergenic, zippered mattress covers to prevent them from spreading.

In addition, BedBugsRemovalGuide.com suggests repairing and sealing cracks, and removing or gluing down any loose or peeling wallpaper to eliminate bed bugs harborage sites. Getting rid of unnecessary clutter can significantly help in bed bugs removal.

According to BedBugsRemovalGuide.com, it is often difficult to get rid of all bed bugs and their eggs in the first round of treatment, and may require a weekly repeat of the process to fully eliminate the infestations. In more serious cases, hiring professional licensed pest management professionals should be considered.

To see what bed bug bites look like and what can be done, visit http://www.bedbugsremovalguide.com/bed-bug-bites.html.