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Browse Bed Bugs 101 by Topic:

Introduction History & Resurgence
Identification Biology & Behavior
Disease & Bite Symptoms Sanitation
Avoiding Infestations Early Detection
Protect Yourself When You Travel Elimination of Infestations
Mattress and Box Spring Encasements Canine Scent Detection
Challenges with Bed Bug Control Efforts Surrounding Units
How Do I Know I Have Bed Bugs? I Have Bed Bugs, Now What?
Should I Vacate the Structure? What Should I Do With My Bed?
Are Bed Bugs Difficult to Control? How Long Does It Take To Control Bed Bugs?
What Products Work Best? Additional Information
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Protect Yourself When You Travel

There are many steps that can be taken when traveling to reduce the likelihood of staying in a bed bug infested environment and infesting your home when you return from your travels.  Preventive measures begin with the type of luggage you have, how you pack, what you do when you arrive at your destination, as well as the steps you take when you return home.  The extent to which you try to prevent an unanticipated encounter with bed bugs is directly related to the level of concern you have and how much your are willing to be inconvenienced in order to protect. Due to the extensive nature of this subject, this webpage does not go into the exhaustive detail necessary to cover all of the measures that an individual can take to protect themselves while traveling. Cooper Pest Solutions has created a very affordable travel guide that goes into extensive detail regarding how to protect yourself from bed bugs when traveling. For a comprehensive explanation of the measure that can be taken, the guide is available here - Cooper’s Travel Guide to Bed Bugs