The Bed Bug Bureau Survival Guide will tell you everything you need to know about treating Bed Bugs, from their anatomy and hiding spots, to their weaknesses and how to treat the problem completely and effectively.

The in-depth Guide includes: Bed Bug Biology, Detection, Treatment, Deterring Bed Bugs, as well as illustrations, diagrams, helpful hints and tips, product recommendations, and even Bed Bug Action Logs that include a checklists of treatment options, locations, and products applied.

No Bed Bug treatment is complete without the Bed Bug Bureau Survival Guide!    To learn more about killing bed bugs visit our residental and commercial web sites for hotels and apartments.

How to Apply Bed Bug Bureau Treatment System?

excerpt from the Bed Bug Bureau Survival Guide

1. Detect - Finding Bed Bugs Early

• Learn how to identify Bed Bugs and evidence of an infestation. Also, learn common Bed Bug hiding spots.
• Inspect hiding spots daily.
• Depending on infestation risk, periodically conduct intense inspections.

2. Destroy - Treating an Infestation.

• Use Contact Killing Spray for free roaming Bed Bugs in all hiding places listed above. Do not saturate.
• Use the Steamer to steam all the hiding places listed above except electronics. Additionally, be sure to steam the seams of mattresses, curtains, carpeting and rugs.
• Use the vacuum to clean up any possible debris. Don't forget to discard your vacuum cleaner bag or clean your vacuum system if it does not require bags.
• Use the Pest Pistol filled with DE in all hiding places listed above including mattress, curtain, rugs and carpet seams. Remember to apply a very thin layer and also rub the dust from the Pest Pistol into rugs and carpets.
• Place your mattress in the Paravinyl Mattress Encasement. Also, we recommend to fully treat your box spring with a mattress encasement as well.

3. Deter - Restricting Areas of Activity and Maintaining a Bed Bug Resistant Environment.

• Apply a thin layer of DE in cracks and crevices, electrical outlets, on mattresses, and behind furniture for long-term residual treatment.
• Implement Paravinyl Mattress Encasements on mattresses and box springs.
• Continue daily routine inspections.