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Message: <blockquote data-quote="milindasenarath" data-source="post: 17261767" data-attributes="member: 24442">BED BUGSThe bedbug is found worldwide. It is associated with human habitation, hiding in furniture and structural cracks and crevices, emerging at night when hungry to search for blood for meals. Although they do not seem to be involved with any serious disease transmission, the bite of bed bugs in the night can prove very irritating, even unbearable at times<img src="http://www.pestcontrol.lk/images/bb_1.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" />Bed bugs can have 10,000 babies in three monthsAn adult bed bug can survive 550 days without foodNew York City has gone from 82 infestations in 2004 to 4,088 in 2009Bed bugs do not transmit disease, but may cause symptoms including rash, psychological distress, and insomniaThey feed principally on human blood by piercing the skin with a long beak and sucking blood into their stomachs.They feed mostly at night, but will feed during the day if hungry and the light is dim.Their presence is indicated by leaving blood stained smears on walls, sheets, pillows and other light-colored surfacesBed bugs are difficult to eradicate and best to avoidgaththe uda link eken</blockquote>

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