Bed bugs at home?

The bed bug also sometimes called a bed flea is a particularly resistant insect blood drinker. Very small (5 to 8 mm) and without wing, the adult bed bug is recognizable to its red-brown colour and oval and flattened body. Not loving the light, it hides in all the corners, interstices and small holes, making the fight difficult. It particularly affects the surroundings of your bedding, because it nourishes with blood, it can without difficulty and quickly reach you to sting at night.

The fight against bed bugs, to be effective, must be carried out over the long term. Spray in a methodical manner all the elements of the bedding (frame, lattes, summaries, etc.), the grooves of your soils, at the level of the folds, without forgetting all the interstices that can accommodate bed bug larvae. Do not hesitate to renew the treatment 1 week after the first to ensure that you destroy all the bugs that have evolved from the egg stage to the adult stage between time and that you would not have reached the first passage.

Why natural insecticides?

Ending up with bed bugs is one thing, but if you could also preserve your health and your environment, wouldn\'t it be better? Did you know that some conventional insecticide particles remained for several months in your processed parts? Fumigen is the worst because the particles fall on all objects, textiles, parts of the room. Unless you carefully wash each item, you will find yourself inevitably with chemical substances. Opting for natural insecticides will allow both to get rid of bed bugs but also, by the composition of our products and their low remanence, to continue living in a healthy environment.

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