Beetles and bedbugs in the apartment

They can become a nuisance: Beetle and bed bugs in your home.

Where do the beetles and parasites come from?

Are you horrified because you've discovered bugs or even bedbugs in your house (or apartment)? You are probably wondering what you did wrong. How do the annoying sub-tenants get into your living space?

• Perhaps you have recently been away from home? It is possible that the uninvited guests had made themselves comfortable in their luggage and now "got out".
• Perhaps you bought or bought an antique piece of furniture clothing bought at a thrift store. This is also how the bugs and bedbugs could have got into your home.
• There are many opportunities. Some bugs are sitting in the brickwork - others get into your house via detours. Don't be frightened right away, a beetle is not a nuisance.


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You can do that about it

Only when too many uninvited guests besiege your apartment do you have to take action. By the way: you can get rid of bugs more easily than bed bugs.

• First of all, you should find out what exactly your new roommates are. If you do see the beetles, you could use pictures and literature to determine what species it is.
• This is important because this is the only way you can find out what can be used to effectively combat the plague. For example, cockroaches and silverfish can be captured with bait boxes. You can get the cans from specialist retailers.
• Avoid careless handling of insecticides and poisons. If in doubt, you should consult a professional. If you live in an apartment building, contact the landlord or property manager and ask for help.

Consult a specialist in the case of bed bugs

Bed bugs - especially bed bugs - are stubborn lodgers.

• Bed bugs are difficult to control. Regardless of the season, night after night you are up to mischief in your bedroom. Not a nice thought - because the annoying bed guests feed on your blood. Not only is this uncomfortable - bed bugs can also transmit disease.
• During the day, the nocturnal bloodsuckers hide - not just in your bed. Bed bugs can find a safe place almost anywhere in your bedroom to hide from you. That makes it extremely difficult to fight the uninvited guests.
• Bed bugs don't like damp places - they prefer dry places. They love to hide in cracks and crevices. Bed bugs secrete odorous substances in order to attract their fellows. This often leads to large accumulations of the parasites.
• You can now imagine how difficult it is to get the pests out of the house for good. Under no circumstances should you experiment with poisons yourself. Unlike beetles, bed bugs are resistant to most insecticides. Before doing any harm to your own health, it is imperative that you leave the fight against bedbugs to a specialist - he knows what to do.

Hopefully you will get rid of your subtenants quickly - and as easily as possible. Don't be afraid to hire the exterminator. Bugs and bed bugs can make themselves comfortable in the cleanest households.