I don't think anybody wants to share his bed with a bunch of bugs.
Contrary to what most people think, bugs are no longer just products of poor sanitation.
Upscale homes and high-end hotels can also be susceptible of bug infestation.
Aside from vacuuming and steam cleaning, you need an effective bed bugs killer so you can say goodbye to these pests forever.
There are tons of products available in the market today and it's often confusing which specific ones to use.
One of the most popular methods is by making use of an insecticide spray.
Deltamethrin, Diatomaceous earth and Hydroprene are 3 of the most popular insecticides.
The first one is a household favorite because it's odorless and you won't be having problems with it leaving noticeable residue.
Deltamethrin is considered as a contact killer and it's strong enough to poison bugs.
It's a powerful bed bugs killer but the great news is it is biodegradable.
Another popular and effective bed bugs killer is Diatomaceous earth.
As long as you know how to use it, it's relatively safe even if you have pets and children around.
How does it exactly work? It kills bugs by sucking all the moisture out of their exoskeleton causing them to dehydrate and die.
What I love about it is that it is chemical free and all natural.
It's also easy on your wallet.
Hydroprene cannot be 100% categorized as bed bugs killer because what it does is it prevents bugs from reaching maturity.
It also stops reproduction.
It is mainly used as a growth regulator and cannot be relied on for an instant knockdown.
If you want to be assured of product safety then go for biological products instead of the chemical ones.
Chemical insecticides are toxic and if not used properly, it can be very harmful.
Develop the habit of reading and understanding product directions carefully before going any further.