Bed bug removal is definitely not an easy task and it really doesn't matter whether this is your first time to deal with this or not.
The only way to get rid of these pests for good is by having a clear understanding what makes them live, grow and multiply.
Contrary to what most people think, these nasty creatures can also be found in nice hotels and upscale homes which means that nobody is safe anymore.
Any household can be pretty much infested.
Target the area where they hide and this can be in the box spring, mattress, sheets, covers and bed frame.
Use a bright flashlight so you can see them easily.
If you see some white spots, those are the larvae and yes you should get rid of them too.
Spray around and under the bed.
Remove the drawers and spray the inside of the cabinet.
Don't miss spraying the bottoms and sides of the drawers as well but not the inside.
If you have time, remove and wash the clothes in the drawers.
Continue to spray around the inside of the closet, door frame and door.
Spray around the windows too.
If you want to use a dust along with the spray you may go ahead and so but keep in mind that you cannot dust on top of a wet insecticide.
The most common mistake that we commit when it comes to bed bug removal is not knowing which specific type of insecticide to use in the correct areas.
Dusting cracks and crevices is a very important step that you don't want to skip if you want these nasty creatures to be gone forever.
Apply a good insecticide dust into tiny cracks and crevices where the bed bugs hide.
Choose an insecticide spray that is specifically designed to kill such pests but you have to make sure that you ready all instructions carefully.
Some products can now be directly sprayed onto mattresses and they are perfectly safe.
Deltamethrin, Diatomaceous Earth and Hydroprene are some of the most popular and effective substances for bed bug removal.