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Works best for non-washable items like shoes, books, or plush toys.
🧴 6. Rubbing Alcohol Spray (Isopropyl Alcohol 70%+)
A short-term but effective contact killer.
- How to use: Spray directly onto visible bugs, mattress seams, or baseboards. It kills on contact but won’t eliminate the entire infestation.
- Caution: Highly flammable — do not use near open flames or hot appliances.
Final Tips:
- Combine multiple methods for the best results.
- Declutter your space — it gives bed bugs fewer places to hide.
- Be persistent — even after the bugs disappear, continue treatment for several weeks to kill any eggs that may hatch later.
When to Call the Pros
If you’ve tried these remedies and bed bugs keep coming back, it might be time to bring in professional pest control. Some infestations are too large or deep-seated for DIY methods alone.
Getting rid of bed bugs isn’t impossible — it just takes a little patience and the right mix of remedies. Stay consistent, and you’ll soon sleep soundly again. 😴✨
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