About Bedbugs
Bedbugs are small blood-sucking parasites that have been sharing humans’ beds—and feeding off people while they sleep—for thousands of years. Despite their tiny size, they’ve become a big problem in recent years. Some believe that’s because of the rise in international travel.
While health experts say not to worry about them spreading disease, they say these creepy creatures are definitely on the rebound, infesting hotels, hospital wings, homeless shelters and college dormitories.
Bedbugs may be tiny, but they can be seen with the naked eye. See how you can recognize them.
Bedbugs are not like some pests—they don’t wander in, they’re carried in. Find out more.
Bedbugs’ favorite places to hang out include beds and bedding. Learn where else they may lurk.
Stop bedbugs from sharing your home. Pronto!