Clever bio-hazard weapon, Earthlings. Bed-bug soldiers spreading flesh-eating bacteria. The only place these creatures cannot live is in ice. Freezing them and all you own is the only way to kill them and their eggs. Let’s all hope for a SNOWBALL Earth to arrive soon so the Sumerian Aliens can implant brain-altering devices into whatever thaws out and will be capable to evolve into a creature who doesn’t kill others based on theology and mandated laws defining creature-(human)-doctrined morality.

Well, how do you suppose these bugs were brought into this country? Perhaps if TSA were cross trained to find unwanted bugs along with human predators we could get our monies worth.

Sort of sounds like death from a thousand cuts don’t it?

sounds like a govt stunt to me, just like the a.h’s put out lsd!

DDT isn’t a solution – all bugs are resistant to it as well as to many other pesticides. DDT just kills animals and causes disease in humans. Is there something really effective but also safe?

Don’t let the bed bugs bite!

Mu university receives a huge flux of Asians each sesmester and bed bugs are a serious problem. Nice as my neighbors are, I mever meet them in my dorm room and don’t go to theirs either. Sounds prejudiced, I know, but it is the truth, before the influx bedbugs were not a problem at all.

I am NOT surprised! A creature that sucks blood from one human to the next is bound to spread something! I travel quit a bit and have found bed bugs several times but have found the solution! Its called Greenbug for People. A natural, safe product I can carry on a plane. I spray my luggage down before flying (luggage compartments are a great place to get bed bugs!) and when I get to a hotel, I inspect carefully while lightly applying Greenbug. It kills AND repels so I can sleep soundly. I had thought of changing jobs I was so freaked out but now I know I am safe. Great stuff that Greenbug!

mattress covers do not protect you, they protect the mattress. Mattress liners (ActiveGuard) bugoffbedbugs.com can be used to be proactive against bed bugs.

Wow, OK that is downright scary when you think about it.
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Get out the DDT.

Sleep in an alcohol hammock soaked every evening, run the bug killer sounds night and day through your ipod, resist urge to scratch…

My life for you. Bumpity bumpity bump.

can you get them from kissing a toilet seat?

Now the superbug has found a perfect vector point.

This may get very very serious indeed.

rubbing alcohol in a spray bottle is your best friend when fighting bedbugs!

Nothing like the dirty thrid world coming to you. ever make the connection.

If I you fear you may have bedbugs in your space, I was told you need to clean all areas with rubbing alcohol which dries out the eggs. Is this correct? You have to clean/vacuum regularly, get rid of any materials that may have eggs in them; and not buy any clothes, furniture or other items from resale or previously owned or used to avoid any risk of getting from other people.

Are these the same scientists that claim man is responsible for climate change?

Bring back DDT. Either that or require Eco-fascists to spend a night in a bed-bug ridden hotel.

I think I’m already seeing this in practice. I have seen several handfuls of patients in the past year or two who insist they were bitten by a bug, or many bugs, and what I diagnosed and treated them for was CA-MRSA cellulitis and/or abscesses. I have suspected bedbugs may be carriers but this is the first time I’ve seen clear evidence. This is a game-changer for sure.

Bedbug Eddie?

Now the media surge on bedbug infestation last year makes sense. It was stage 1. Here is stage 2. Engaging in psychological warfare on your fellow man is bad, guys.

are these the same thing as pubic lice?

Mattress covers don’t avoid you from getting them. Thats all them infomerciales making Americans spend money. If anything they just protect the mattress but what about the rest of the living quarters. Do a bit of research.

An easy way to avoid infestation of your mattress and boxspring and therefore avoiding getting bitten is to use an encasement on your mattress and boxspring. It prevents harborage and makes for easy quick inspection.