Bed bugs are not uncommon in homes and are not hard to identify. They are tiny, white insects that live in dark places and feed on human blood. Unlike other pests, bedbugs do not bite humans, so they don’t bother humans. If you think you’ve got a bedbug infestation, you may be shocked to find that you have a huge infestation. But don’t be alarmed! It is entirely possible that you just have an overactive imagination and a bad memory of the last time you checked the beds of your home.

When you see a bedbug in your home, you should not be afraid of them. Most bedbugs have an oval body and two antennae. The rest of their bodies are flat and have 6 short legs, allowing them to travel easily. They are almost a half inch long. It is important to remember that they can hide in small spaces, so it is important to identify where you’ve seen them. If you suspect that you have an infestation, contact a pest control company as soon as you see them.

The most obvious signs of an infestation of bedbugs are nymphs and adult bugs. The nymphs are yellowish-translucent and are about the size of a sesame seed. Their shell casings are also a good sign that they’re feeding on human blood. The nymphs tend to stick to hiding places because they’re so tiny. They’re usually not visible, but they can be identified by their egg-like shells.

If you think you have bed bugs in the Phoenix, AZ area contact Budget Bed Bug Control for help and an inspection