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Bed Bug Kit-Cyonara 9.7 #1*(No Sprayer) Cyonara 9.7-8 oz.(20 gal. yield). , Drione Dust 1 lb., Bellow Duster and V One Aerosol *Cannot be shipped to : AK.CT. VT. HI., NY. **Cannot be sent by UPS Air , due to the Aerosol. Specifications

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How did I get Bed Bugs? |  Do I Have to Throw Out the Mattress? | How do I prevent Bed Bug Infestations ? Bedbug Identification and Bedbug Pictures | Bed Bug Diet | Bed Bug Life Cycle | Bedbug Habits | Bed Bug Bites / Disease   |   More Bed Bug Information- Extension Entomologist Bed Bug Kit A Little Bit About BedBugs: Bed Bugs at one time were not as severe as a pest as in the past, due to insecticides and increased sanitation. However, due to the increased use of baits rather than insecticide sprays for ant and cockroach control in the past decade , bed bug infestations have increased. Currently this insect can be a pest wherever sanitary conditions are poor, or if there are birds or mammals nesting on or near a house. International travel and commerce are thought to facilitate the spread of these insect hitchhikers, because eggs, young, and adult bed bugs are readily transported in luggage, clothing, bedding, and furniture. There are several species of bed bugs, all of which are pests of humans and domestic animals. The Common Bed Bug prefers a human host. Related species, such as the bat bug and bird bug, prefer to feed on bats, birds, and other wild hosts, but will also feed on humans if the opportunity arises or the preferred host dies or leaves the roost. How did I get Bed Bugs? Since bed bugs hide in small crevices, they can travel with luggage, furniture, clothing, boxes, ect. This is how they move between hotels, homes and apartments. Used furniture, particularly bed frames and mattresses, are of greatest risk of harboring bed bugs and their eggs. They may be present in vacant apartments hiding in cracks and crevices since they may survive months without a blood meal. Bed bugs may travel between nearby apartments through voids in walls and holes though which wires and pipes pass. In a few cases, bats and/or birds may introduce and maintain bed bugs and their close relatives (bat bugs and bird bugs). All nests that harbor birds and bats should be removed. How To Get Rid Of Bed Bugs Step I : Pre-treatment Procedures Reduce clutter to inspection easier. If you dismantle the bed frames, you may expose additional bedbug hiding sites. Remove drawers from desks and dressers and turn furniture over, if possible, to inspect and clean all hiding spots. Stand up the box spring and shine a flashlight through the gauze fabric to expose bed bugs.If the fabric is torn ( possible hiding place), remove fabric to prepare for spraying. Caulk and seal all holes where pipes and wires penetrate walls and floor, and fill cracks around baseboards and moldings to further reduce harborages. Since infested garments and bed linen can't be treated with insecticide they will need to be laundered in hot water (120°F minimum). If washing is not available, sometimes heating the garments or bed linen for several minutes in a clothes dryer may work. Thoroughly clean the infested rooms .Scrub infested surfaces with a stiff brush to dislodge eggs. Vacuum in area of bed bug harborages with an vacuum attachment. Vacuum along baseboards, nearby furniture, bed stands, rails, headboards, footboards,bed seams, tufts, buttons, edges of the bedding as well as the edges of the carpets(particularly along the tack strips) are key areas to vacuum. A good vacuum cleaning job may remove particles from cracks and crevices to encourage greater insecticide penetration. Discard vacuum cleaner bag in a sealed plastic bag when finished. Caulk cracks and crevices in the building exterior and also repair or screen openings to exclude birds, bats, and rodents that can serve as alternate hosts for bed bugs. Do I Have to Throw Out the Mattress? This question would be answered upon the condition of the mattress or size of infestation. If there are holes or tears in the gauze fabric or fabric of the mattress, bed bugs and eggs may be inside, as well as outside. There are restrictions on how beds can be treated with insecticides. The following residual insecticides or dusts are labeled to spray or dust mattresses: Tempo Ultra SC, Suspend SC and Drione Drust. Tempo Ultra SC, Suspend SC and Drione Dust. Delta Dust has a label to dust the mattress, but must be vacuumed up before sleeping on it according to label directions, so you would be vacuuming up all the residual dust. A preferred dust for mattresses would be Drione Dust, which may be left on the mattress. After the mattress is vacuumed , scrubbed and treated with either an approved concentrated insecticide or dust, it can be enclosed in a zippered mattress encasements such as that used for house dust mites. These zippered mattress covers , available at bedding and allergy supply stores deny bed bugs access to other hiding areas. It would be helpful to encase not only the mattress, but the box spring as well. It is important to treat the zipper area as well when you follow the spraying and dusting procedures. Any bed bugs remaining on the mattress or box springs will be trapped inside the encasement. Leave the cover in place for a year or so since bed bugs can live for a long time without a blood meal. Click on image to enlarge Step II: Bed Bug Inspection: Use Flashlight and Magnifying Glass Click on Image to Enlarge To inspect well, it may be helpful to briefly understand Bed Bug Diet and Bedbug Habits Because the bed bugs may be difficult to see with the naked eye, we recommend an industrial powered magnifier such as Carson's Dual View Magnifier. Dual View Industrial Magnifier Click on image to enlarge Bedbug Pictures :What does a bed bug look like? Adult Male Bed Bug Click on image to enlarge Adult Female Bed Bug Click on image to enlarge Bed Bug Nymph Click on image to enlarge The common bed bug is visible to the naked eye. Adult bed bugs are brown to reddish-brown, oval-shaped, flattened, and about 1/4 to 5/8 inch long. Their flat shape enables them to readily hide in cracks and crevices. After a blood meal, the body elongates and becomes swollen. Eggs are not known to be placed on the host's body but are found on surfaces near where the host sleeps.   Bed bugs have a beak- like piercing , sucking mouthparts. The adults have small, stubby, nonfunctional wing pads. Newly hatched nymphs are nearly colorless, becoming brownish as they mature. Nymphs have the general appearance of adults. Eggs are white and about 1/32 inch long. Inspection: Look in any place that offers darkness, isolation and protection. These bugs will often wander. Inspect adjoining rooms where an infestation is found. Even when the bed bugs themselves cannot be found, their hiding places can be located by looking for the spots of fecal material they often leave in easily visible places. Click on image to enlarge Dark spots of bed bug excrement on a mattress. (M. Potter, Univ. of Kentucky) Fecal spots and the bloody spots(looks like rust) left on sheets and pillowcases when engorged bugs are crushed serve as sure signs of infestation. Adult bed bugs are about 1/4-inch long and reddish-brown, with oval, flattened bodies. Bed bugs prefer to hide in cracks and crevices during the daytime and come out to feed on the host's blood at night, usually while the host is sleeping. Because they can flatten their bodies, they can fit in very small crevices, specially around the bed area. They are found in habitual hiding places, preferably close to a blood meal. Even though the their preference is to be close they will travel several feet However if necessary, they will crawl several feet to obtain a blood meal. Initial infestations tend to be around beds, but the bugs eventually may become scattered throughout a room, occupying any crevice or protected location. They also can spread to adjacent rooms or apartments. Look for areas close by where the bed bugs are biting. Main areas of inspection are cracks and crevices in head and foot boards and attached side railings and supports. Look for any cracks or crevices where bed bugs may crawl into to hide. If the top of the mattress has any rips , the bed bugs may hide there as well. Look also in your bed springs, both top and bottom for any rips that might shelter these bugs. Inspection Check List: Cracks and crevices in head and foot boards, attached side railings and supports Inspect mattresses top, sides and bottom. Check all buttons, seams and rips. Inspect electrical switch plates, pictures on walls, wall posters Inspect cracks in plaster or seams in wall paper. Inspect electrical appliances-radios, phones, televisions, ect.,looking in hiding places. Inspect tack strips under wall-to-wall carpeting and behind baseboards Inspect secondhand beds, bedding, and furniture. The newer better built mattresses do not offer as much shelter and protection for the bed bugs to hide.   Step III: Bed Bug Treatment : Sprays and Dusts We recommend use of spray insecticides and dusts for bedbug treatment. It is important to use a residual insecticide. The residual stays for a length of time. You can get these at discounted rates in be form of kits at Bed Bug Kits . Apply residual liquid, aerosol or dust residual insecticides such as Cyonara 9.7 , CB D Force Aerosol       and Drione Dust. Most likely, you will need to treat 3-4 times in a space of a couple months, as you cut the cycle. Residual Insecticide : (Cyonara 9.7, CB D Force Aerosol, and Drione Dust) Usage: Cyonara 9.7 Usage : Mix 12 ml.(measurements on the bottle)of Cyonara 9.7 with one gallon of water(Remember to use what you mix-within 24 hours.) Adjust the spray pattern to a mist by turning the nozzle. A fine mist is best for most spraying, but you may need to use a stream to get into some cracks and crevices. Spray around and under the bed and along the baseboards near the bed. After removing the drawers from the furniture, the inside of the cabinetry should be sprayed as well as the bottom and sides of the drawers. Do not treat the inside of the drawers. If needed the clothes in the drawers should be removed and laundered. Apply as a coarse, low-pressure spray to harborage areas including crevices, baseboards, loose plaster, behind bed frames and headboards, beneath beds and furniture, and to bedsprings and bed frames. Do not apply to furniture surfaces or mattresses where people will be laying or sitting. Infested bedding should not be treated, but should be removed, placed in sealed plastic bags, and taken for laundering and drying at high temperatures. CB D Force Aerosol: This residual aerosol is ready to use, and you don't have to mix it. Spray in the same areas you would use the Cyonara 9.7 Drione Dust Usage: Drione Dust is a ready to use dust that is ideal for use on the mattress and box springs. Delta Dust has a label to dust the mattress, but must be vacuumed up before sleeping on it according to label directions, so you would be vacuuming up all the residual dust. A preferred dust for mattresses would be Drione Dust, which may be left on the mattress. How to Dust: Fill the bulb duster about half full and use it with the rubber stopper facing down. Shaking first and then squeezing the duster will produce a fine dust that resembles smoke. This is just what you want for dusting the mattress with Drione Dust. Pay particular attention to seams, folds, and stapled fabric under the box springs. The joints where the rails and headboard connect are also prime hiding areas for bed bugs. You may need to remove the fabric under the box springs to access the inner springs. Cover the mattress with a sheet and it is safe to sleep on. Next dust behind pictures and wall hangings as well as switch plate and outlet covers. Look for any cracks or crevices in which bed bugs could hide and treat them. You may use either Delta Dust or Drione Dust for application outside of beds. Use a Bellows 8 Oz. Duster to really get into the cracks and crevices with the Drione Dust. Another tool used for dusting would be a small paint brush. Put a small amount of dust on the tip of the brush, brushing into cracks and crevices. Drione Dust with natural pyrethrins, will last about 6 months when left undisturbed Repeat the applications if you see signs of bed bugs again after two weeks. Direct residual sprays or dusts such as Cyonara 9.7 , D Force HPX or Drione dust into areas where the bed bugs hide during the day. Broad surface bedbug treatments should be kept to a minimum if they are used at all; bed bugs are most likely to get lethal doses in cracks and crevices. A re treatment is advisable after 10-14 days Remember to read and follow all label instructions Non Residual Insecticide Treatment Usage(May be used daily): V One Pyrethrum Aerosol is a contact kill insecticide that will not leave any residue to continue to kill. It should be used to kill any bed bugs that are seen after treating with the residual chemicals listed above. This will keep you from having to mix chemicals each time you do see a bed bug.   Bedbug Diet Although the preferred host is human host, it will feed on other animals, such as poultry, mice, rats, canaries, dogs, and cats if necessary. They normally feed at night, but may feed in the daylight in rooms that are not used at night. Bed Bugs Life Cycle Bed Bugs Life Cycle Diagram The life cycle stages of a bed bug are egg, nymph, and adult. Bed bug females lay about 200 eggs, usually at the rate of three or four a day, in cracks and crevices in the floor or bed. Eggs are placed in cracks, crevices and other isolated and protected shelters. Females lay eggs after a blood meal. Eggs will hatch in one or two weeks into Nymphs. Newly hatched bugs(Nymphs) begin feeding immediately. At room temperature, and with an available food supply, the nymphal period will last 14 to 30 days. They shed their skin (Instar)five times before becoming adults. Bed bugs will mate soon after becoming mature, so the time from egg hatch to egg laying will be 4 to 9 weeks, under favorable conditions. Click on image to enlarge Bedbug Habits Bed bugs hide in cracks and crevices during daylight hours. They hide in the folds and tufts of mattresses, coils of springs, cracks and hollow posts of bed stands bed rails and headboards. They may be found in box springs, inside the cabinetry of furniture and the bottom and sides of drawers. They also can be found behind loose wallpaper, behind pictures on the walls, under door and window casings, and behind baseboards. They also hide in upholstery of chairs and sofas. They are not restricted to these places, however. . What do bed bug bites look like and do they carry disease? Click on image to enlarge Bed bugs are not usually considered to be disease carriers. They do suck blood from their host with piercing mouth parts but the bite is painless. The skin may become irritated or inflamed due to the salivary fluid injected by the bed bugs .A small, hard, swollen, white welt may develop at the site of each bite. It is important to recognize that not all bites or bite-like reactions are due to bed bugs. Bed bugs or their signs will be present if it is a bed bug bite. Bed bugs do not live under the skin. If you experience biting sensations during the day, it may be an allergy related condition. (Other possible sources of irritation are discussed in University of Kentucky entomology fact sheet Invisible Itches: Insect and Non-Insect Causes). Preventing Bed Bug Infestations It’s important to inspect used furniture, particularly bed frames and mattresses before bringing it into the home. Mattresses, in particular, carry the greatest risk of harboring Bed Bugs and their eggs. You should be wary of acquiring used furnishings, especially beds and couches. A practice that we have incorporated in our traveling is to inspect for bed bugs in hotel rooms. If possible, carry a flashlight with you and inspect the bed area completely as described above. Also, you may want to inspect or vacuum luggage when you arrive home to prevent any transference. A second common source for bedbug infestation occurs in homes where bats, swallows, chimney swifts, pigeons, or other wild hosts have been roosting. Although similar in appearance, these bedbug species that normally feed on bats and birds can be differentiated from the Common Bedbug that prefer humans. The bat bedbug can and often feeds on humans. The bat bedbug has long hairs on it's body. Eliminate their bat hosts from the building and seal all openings so that bats cannot enter. A thorough insecticide bedbug treatment with a residual spray such as Cyonara 9.7 should be applied to the area. Most likely, you will need to treat 3-4 times in a space of a couple months, as you cut the cycle. Another group of bugs resembling the bed bug infest birds. These bugs are usually confined to bird nests. To control these parasites, the birds and their nests must be removed, and an application of with a residual spray such as Cyonara 9.7 should be applied to the area.

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