Bedbugs are parasites. Bedbugs have a small, oval body, shaped much like an apple seed. They live near humans, making their homes in the cracks and crevices of bed frames, mattresses and box springs, in dressers, or behind baseboards. These insects feed on blood, typically human, and become much easier to spot after a blood feeding. They may leave rust-coloured stains on bed linens, mattresses, and box springs.

To effectively control a bedbug infestation, the bed frames, mattresses, box springs, baseboards, dresser drawers and nightstands all must be treated.

Read the Article published by Yorkregion.com By Chris Traber on Aug 18, 2010
 

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