"Goodnight...sleep tight, don't let the bedbugs bite."
I honestly thought this was a myth until a few years ago when my place was infested with the little vampire fucks. After being bedbug free for years, they've made a surprise return in the last week or so. There goes a good night's sleep for the next ten days until I leave for New York.
I've known people who've gotten them, tossed the matress, bombed the apartment, washed every piece of clothing and linen in hot water (they can hide in your clothes), and sprayed the place and weeks later they still had them. If you live in apartment and someone else has them, chances are, you have them too as they travel through tiny holes in the walls. You can even visit a friend and pick them up.
You don't need to be living in filth to get them either...they live and thrive in perfectly clean environments, feeding off human blood, not filth...since I'm moving to New York in about 10 days I'm a little relieved, but I hear they mainly spread through people traveling, hiding in their luggage, clothes, etc. So before I leave I'm tossing my luggage and buying a new set, washing and inspecting everything before I go and inspecting my new place when I get there, because I hear New York has had a massive resurgence in the last few years. Perfect.
Be afraid, be very afraid.
I honestly thought this was a myth until a few years ago when my place was infested with the little vampire fucks. After being bedbug free for years, they've made a surprise return in the last week or so. There goes a good night's sleep for the next ten days until I leave for New York.
I've known people who've gotten them, tossed the matress, bombed the apartment, washed every piece of clothing and linen in hot water (they can hide in your clothes), and sprayed the place and weeks later they still had them. If you live in apartment and someone else has them, chances are, you have them too as they travel through tiny holes in the walls. You can even visit a friend and pick them up.
You don't need to be living in filth to get them either...they live and thrive in perfectly clean environments, feeding off human blood, not filth...since I'm moving to New York in about 10 days I'm a little relieved, but I hear they mainly spread through people traveling, hiding in their luggage, clothes, etc. So before I leave I'm tossing my luggage and buying a new set, washing and inspecting everything before I go and inspecting my new place when I get there, because I hear New York has had a massive resurgence in the last few years. Perfect.
Be afraid, be very afraid.
my half-brothers family has all sorts of african animal skulls and what have you from when members of our family went to africa way back when.
