The battle of the bedbugs

We’re having problems with bedbugs here. I bought some good spray, and the guy who was spraying for everyone else asked me if I wanted him to spray my room. I said no, because I thought all my bedbugs were gone. The bedbugs came back, and I had to order more spray. It looks like the new spray is working, but my room was full of bedbugs for a short while. I keep some clothes in the freezer, and I take a shower every time before I go to my brother’s house. Bedbugs are a huge pain.

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I hope you win the battle. :parrot::parrot::parrot:

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Oh mate. Late reply i know - but they are a bloody nightmare. Some bi-polar bloke i used to lend money too - brought them into my flat on his clothes.

3 months it took to get rid of them - I ended up buying 5 litres of the chemicals from a supplier cos it was still cheaper than paying the council.

I did everywhere every 3 days, until finally i wasnt bit anymore.

You have my sympathys - they really messed with my head.

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I used to sleep at the Emmanuel Baptist Mission on skid row in downtown Los Angeles in 2014 because I was homeless and they had bedbugs. It really sucked. They bit my feet and legs every night. :face_with_symbols_over_mouth:

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Sounds absolutely horrifying!! In all the places i’ve lived, i’ve never come across bed bugs. I wish you all the best in your endeavour to kill all the bed bugs.

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We live in houses and don’t move around like nomads anymore. Some are lacking hygiene and attract all kinds of bugs living unclean in there houses for decades. I already plan (prepare) for day x throwing everything ( my belongings, clothes, books) out and start new. Like knits, lice, you cut all of your hair and wait your hair to grow back.

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