GET RID OF BED BUGS YOURSELF
by
Markus Skupeika
Smashwords
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2012 Markus Skupeika
Smashwords
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NATURAL NON TOXIC TREATMENTS (BED BUG BULLY)
HANDLING CLOTHES AND OTHER WASHABLE ITEMS
(NATURAL NON-TOXIC) APPLICATIONS
FULL PROFESSIONAL GUIDE
This
guide is to assist you on how to use the Bed Bug Bully products as
well as where to look and how to prevent bed bugs from coming back.
It is important to use Bed Bug Bully in all the locations explained
in this guide to prevent future outbreaks.
Be
sure to read thoroughly through this entire guide to help you. These
are the same procedures professionals use in order to get rid of a
bed bug problem and now they are being passed to you.
By
following this guide and using Bed Bug Bully, the 100% natural bed
bug treatment, you will not have to worry about toxic chemicals and
pesticides most do.
Enjoy the guide... and good luck!
If
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WHAT DO BED BUGS LOOK LIKE
Bed bugs are six legged parasitic insects that like to feed on human blood. Bed bugs are very small in size. Their lengths range from 1/4 to 3/8 of an inch (5-9 mm) and they are usually 1.5-3 mm wide. The physical description of the bed bugs is that they are:
Oval
Flattened
Wingless
General
Shape of a bed bug
Normally they are brown in color. However, after feeding on blood, their coloration changes from brown to purplish red. Their size and shape also tend to change after feeding on blood. After feeding they become swollen.
Bed bugs may be mistaken for other insects like booklice and carpet beetles. These tiny little creatures migrate from one place to another very fast.
