Yes, they can return if brought back from hotels, public transport, or second-hand furniture. Regular inspections, cleanliness, and preventive pest control visits can help keep your home bed bug-free in the long term.

No. Bed bugs can survive for several months without feeding. Leaving your home vacant won’t eliminate the infestation; only thorough treatment and follow-up inspections can fully eradicate it.

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Wash and dry all bedding, curtains, and clothes at high temperatures, vacuum thoroughly, and declutter your room. This helps pest ...

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Always inspect hotel mattresses, headboards, and furniture before settling in. Keep luggage off the floor, and wash or heat-dry your clothes immediately after returning home to avoid bringing any unwanted guests back.

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Yes, adult bed bugs are visible. They’re about the size of an apple seed, flat, and reddish-brown. However, eggs and nymphs are much smaller and harder to detect without close inspection.

No. They can hide in furniture crevices, curtain folds, wall cracks, electrical outlets, and even behind picture frames. Bed bugs prefer staying close to where humans sleep or rest, but can spread throughout your home quickly.