Let the sucking begin....
Nee jetzt, aber hier sind ein paar Tips für Euch Florida Reisende.
Tipp: Je höher die Luftfeuchtigkeit - desto grösser die bedbugs...
In Texas sind die dann wohl so gross wie Kaninchen...
(Spass)
Travel Tips
Since most bedbugs are carried by travellers through contact with beds and hotel rooms of infected locations, following are some tips for those travelling to hotels that might be at risk.
1. First look at the room to seek potential hiding places for bedbugs, such as carpet edges, mattress seams, pillow case linings, bedboards, wall trim or other tiny crack-like places bedbugs might hide.
2. Next, look specifically at the mattress seams for signs of bedbug activity: droppings, eggs, bloodstains or even bedbugs themselves, hiding in tiny folds and seam lines.
3.As mentioned, keep a flashlight nearby when sleeping, to immediately observe activity during the night without having to get up out of bed, thus giving bedbugs time to hide in safety.
4.Never leave your clothing laying on the bed, or any location of possible infestation (as mentioned above). Instead, use hangers or hooks capable of keeping all cloth distant from the floor or bed.
5.Close your suitcase, travel bag, when you're not using it. This way, during the night the bugs may move over top of your luggage with greater difficulty to get inside.
6.Elevate your luggage off the floor to tables or chairs. These may also be hiding places, but less likely.
7.Keep any bedbug you find (intact if possible) to show the hotel owner.
8.If you have a
bad feeling about a location, trust your instinct. (get the hell out
) Look carefully for possible activity, or change locations.
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