Bed bugs are generally nocturnal, but they can come out in light, during the day, or when the lights are on. Learn when bed bugs are most active, what attracts them, where they hide, and why sleeping with the lights on will not prevent bed bug bites.
Do bed bugs live in leather furniture? Yes. Bed bugs can hide in leather couches, sofas, recliners, and chairs, especially in seams, cushions, zippers, frames, and other crevices. Learn how to spot the signs of bed bugs in leather furniture, where to inspect, and how heat treatment can help eliminate them.
Bed Bug Safe trains hotel staff to detect and respond to bed bugs early, while Convectex provides the heat treatment equipment and guidance to treat affected rooms. Together, they create a complete hotel bed bug program from detection through treatment and documentation.
Bed bugs in a couch are rarely limited to the furniture. Learn why couches are high-risk hiding places and how Convectex professional-grade DIY heat equipment treats the sofa and surrounding room together.
Do bed bugs bite through clothes? Learn which fabrics may reduce bite risk, why clothing is not enough to stop an infestation, and how Convectex heat treatment targets bed bugs and eggs at the source.
If you cannot afford professional bed bug treatment right away, there are still safe, low-cost steps you can take. Learn how to isolate your bed, clean, vacuum, reduce clutter, seal hiding places, use laundry heat, and find affordable bed bug heater rental options.