NewJerseybedbugs.org Answers Common Bed Bug Questions

Bed bug infestations are increasing and New Jersey Bed Bugs is here to save the day with need-to-know facts on where to find bed bugs, and how to avoid contact with these nasty creatures.


Dogs are a man’s best friend, while Bed bugs are… not. Bed bugs are scum and though they may appear tiny and insignificant, they are a havoc-wreaking force to reckon with. New Jersey Bed Bugs offers interesting facts about these little critters with all the important information you need to know regarding preventing bed bug infestations.

NewJerseybedbugs.org draws attention to the alarming rise of bed bug infestations and encourages us to first be acquainted with where the best hiding places of best bugs are. Most bed bugs can be found lurking alongside roaches, which means they dwell in dark places, especially areas that are secluded with plenty of tiny gaps to hide in. Bed bugs also prey on us humans, which explains why a huge number of bedbugs can be discovered in places like hotels, apartments, dormitories and hospitals. Even movie theaters cannot escape from infestation.

Travelling is actually a huge bed bug risk, an important fact that many seem to overlook. Being in contact with surfaces that have been exposed to and have been used by many different people who have been to various places is a major risk factor for bed bug infestation. Traveling means staying at hotels, and hotels means paradise for bed bugs. How to solve this?

This is not a detective game but it might as well be. New Jersey Bed Bugs highlights the need to inspect your hotel rooms for signs of bed bug occupancy, particularly on the bed itself or on its headboard area, the carpets, and the furniture. Also, bed bugs have been found to have difficulty navigating smooth surfaces such as bathroom counters or the tub itself. Placing clothing items on the hotel room’s metal luggage racks will also ward off these nasty suckers as climbing metal is not exactly their cup of tea. Hurray for us.

Saying good riddance to bed bugs may seem daunting but according to NewJerseybedbugs.org, you can start out simply by not taking your luggage inside your houses once you arrive home. Clean items inside your luggage by washing them thoroughly and drying every clothing item in hot water. Using high heat in drying these items will also reduce the risk of having bed bugs invade your home.

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