Best bed bug services in Lagos - Lagos

Sunday, 4 June 2017

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City: Lagos » Lagos Mainland
Offer type: Offer
Price: ₦10,000

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Contact name Greenland facilities services
Phone 08028525510

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The problem with bed bugs is that they are one of the most difficult of pest infestations to deal with alone. This is partly because bed bugs are barely visible and so can hide easily in the smallest of cracks and crevices, but they are also extremely resistant and can survive for up to one year without feeding. bed bugs are also prolific breeders – a single female can lay up to 500 eggs in her life time, eggs hatch after approximately 10 days and within one month the new born nymph has transformed into a fully-fledged adult and is ready to suck its first blood meal and start reproducing.
The actual bed bug itself is usually active only at night when the warmth of your body tempts it out of its hidey hole in the hours just before dawn to feast on your blood until it is engorged. You probably won't feel much while your blood is being sucked because the bed bug injects saliva which contains anaesthetic and anticoagulants. But once the anaesthetic wears off you will be left with a series of raised, red welts often three in a row, which can itch infuriatingly for up to two
weeks.
The first step and the hardest part of exterminating bed bugs is to find them – every single one of them. You may often see tell tale reddish brown spots on mattresses, bedding or staining wooden furniture near to cracks or grooves or where joints have not been sealed properly.
They like to hide in other nooks and crannies, usually close to their blood source, so you need to thoroughly inspect all around the bed, including behind the headboard, at the joint of carpets with walls, under the bed, in closets nearby as well as in clothing, bags and other fabric items that have contact with the floor.
Hunting out bed bugs and eliminating them for good can take hours of work vacuuming, washing, cleaning, sealing grooves, loose wallpaper, shaking out books, clocks, nightstands, anywhere made of wood or fabric where they may be hiding and then examining all possible locations where they may have laid their eggs. And you have to repeat this cycle every two weeks for several months to be sure of removing newly hatched nymphs that will quickly start the reproductive cycle over again if given half the chance.
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