Bedbugs have mastered a number of strategies throughout the years. They’ve figured out how to get from one residence to the next. In addition, they’ve honed their concealment skills. They know how to remain undetected in your home for months at a time. If the infection is new, you will most likely be unaware of it. Instead, you’ll have to wait several months for the infestation to get worse before you can figure out what’s wrong. Bedbugs like unspoiled spaces like bed frames, gaps, crevices, and wardrobes to hide in.
What should you do if you suspect your home is infested with bedbugs? Tips for luring bedbugs out of hiding so you can confirm the infestation are listed below.
How To Get Bed Bugs to Come Out of Hibernation
The good news is that you can force bed bugs to come out of hiding by using techniques. Use the methods listed below to get started.
- During the day, bedbugs hide and roam at night. You just have to stay up late and wait for them to appear.
- The next step is to relocate your bed away from the wall. After that, set up active traps. Bedbug traps come in a variety of shapes and sizes. You’ll have a trap full of bedbugs before you realize it, and you’ll know you’ve had a problem.
- If you want to get rid of bedbugs, you should use a steamer. You can quickly kill bed bugs hidden in furniture, beds, and couches with this device. When you use a steamer to release heat, the bedbugs will leave their hiding place and look for another.
- The best approach to get bed bugs to leave their hiding place is to use heat. Heat can be used to persuade bedbugs that the host is nearby. They’ll emerge and start seeking food.
- You can also use a high-heat setting to wash your garments. Make sure to utilize the hottest setting. This will kill bedbugs in your clothes if you have them.
If these methods do not work, bed bug lures can be used.
Other Methods for Getting Bed Bugs Out of Their Hideouts
There’s nothing wrong with employing multiple tools at once to entice bed bugs out of their hiding places. Our Surge has up to 90 days of active detection, allowing you to easily trap as many bed bugs as possible while remaining undetected. It attracts bed bugs with the heat it produces. When bed bugs get inside, they get stuck in the adhesive paper within the surge. It can be placed in areas where bed bugs are suspected to be lurking.
Surge, like our other active detection traps, comes with refills for when the glue cartridge runs out. Bed bugs hidden anyplace in your room, office, or house will come out and become imprisoned in this device after 90 days of active detection.
It’s simple to lure bed bugs out of their hiding spots and capture them with active detection traps if you have the correct gear. If you have any questions or would want to learn more about these traps, please contact us via email or phone, and one of our bed bug experts will be happy to assist you.
