Bed Bugs Invade Senior Homes, BedBugBully.com Offers An Organic Solution

Online, April 7, 2011 (Newswire.com) - These past few years, the number of reported bed bug infestation is increasing by the number. And the worse part of it is that the pests are not concentrating on a single location. They are attacking dormitories, hotels, motels, hospitals and many other places. Just recently, their infestation had made a victim of Wake County's senior care facilities.

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The slow movement of the individuals and the difficulty to communicate with others, are generally what make senior homes favorable place for bed bugs. There, they can freely move because, even if seen, most dwellers are not able to easily and quickly tell the staff about them.

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"Bed bugs infestation is really heightening up. From previous reports of the pests attacking dormitories and hospitals, now they've added elder homes to their list. Specifically, they've added Wake County's elder care facilities."

"Actually, the said pests can live anywhere. Just as long as they are near the source of their food, they can survive for a very long time and can even quickly multiply. And since human blood is what keeps them alive, although they also feed on that of animals, they usually prefer to stay in places where people often come and go. Examples of those places are hospitals, hotels, houses and even trains and buses."

"Given that fact, the report about bed bugs attacking elder homes is therefore not a shocker. Such facilities full of nearly immobilized individuals are actually giving the pests a very comfortable place to stay in. Mainly, that's because with the slow movements of the elders, they can easily move around and feed themselves."

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"When a pest control company visited Lake Wheeler Family Care Home early last month, employees encountered an increasingly common sight in state-licensed homes for older people in Wake County: "Extreme amount of bedbugs (thousands) noted throughout entire house," an inspection report said. "Heavy amounts of fecal matter and cast skins also noted."

"On March 25, Wake officials ordered the home for four to six older people to come up with an acceptable plan for getting rid of the infestation or face daily fines of $400."

"At least four larger adult-care homes have had to ward off infestations, a particularly difficult task in centers where people may lack mobility and the ability to communicate clearly about the pests."

"In a secure Alzheimer's unit, sometimes the residents can report bugs," said Gail Holden, Wake's director of adult services. "Or they have trouble telling you what's going on. Or if they can talk, you may be able to understand the words they are saying, but not what they mean."

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Bed bug bites were not proven to cause serious medical problems. However, those still bring a great deal of physical and emotional inconvenience. And if their infestation is not controlled as fast as possible, it will be harder to eliminate the pests later on.

With an immediate action and effective and safe product though, it is easier to get rid of bed bugs effectively. Aside from the fact that there's less of a damage to deal with, quick action also prevents their population to grow massive.

Wherever their infestation is, bed bugs can always be effectively eliminated. Anybody who wants to exterminate the said pests just really has to be ready with a well-chosen killer solution and immediate actions.