Poorfag with bed bug infestation. Please help!

>>18182845
Got your 6 mate
But gotta be more specific about living conditions
You have animals?
Symptoms(bites) only appear after sleeping or in other rooms as well?
You got rugs or carpets(anything that has an ifestible texture)?

Consider begging on the internet. I'm sure you can get a few bucks by posting pictures of your bug bites.

I keep getting this connection error message when I post.

>>18182845

i was able to get rid of all of mine using raid.

i just sprated around my bed with raid every night and they died out. havent seen em again in years

>>18182952
Well let me give a quick rundown anyways
Search the house, rooms and furniture very well to find source
Either temove them entirely or wash at high temps
There are some plastic covers with zippers to suffocate bugs in matress too
For rugs and stuff, hot wash or steam wash(you can just go to a gas station with waterjet thingy aswell
If you live in a bad neighbourhood try to keep your pets away from furniture, bugs dont nest but they do travel on pets if they go to infested areas.
Try to wash all clothes as well, for they may be how bugs carried to your home (from sleepover at friends or sth)
>>18182964
Crowdfunded bug extermination, well that's a first

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>>18182845

I had bed bugs recently.

I destroyed them in no time with pic related.

There are lots of solutions to bed bugs around; many are insufferably long, tedious, or expensive. This cost me $12 NZD ($8.41 USD)*, and all of 3 hours. (2 hours to bomb; 1 hour to pre and post-process**). Left my windows open for the next couple days to get rid of the slight smell, and voila, no bed bugs. In fact, no bugs at all.

The thing is marketed for fleas, but it actually works for literally all bugs. Any bug that comes into your room for the next 9 months will either fuck off or die. Be sure to follow the directions.


*They only come in twin packs, but I only had to use one can as it was just one [bed]room. So really, it cost $6 NZD ($4.21 USD)
**I washed all my clothes and bedsheets etc afterwards, I strongly suggest you do the same.

>>18182952
I live with my grandparents, my two uncles, and one of my uncle's exes. We have a cat, no other pets. No carpeting. We have a few small rugs here and there.

>>18183059
Thanks for the advice. Sorry for the late response. I thought I already responded to you, but I kept getting that connection error message when I try to post using quick rely, and it threw me off a bit.