I don't have a cat
i dont have a dog
i haven't had any of said animals in my apartment
I've bombed it 4 times now, moving everything, spraying down every inch, every corner, every nook and cranny
and yet here i am still getting eaten alive by fleas
how the fuck do you get rid of these shitheads?
vacuum
a lot
You sure it's fleas and not bedbugs?
These night light / glue traps help a lot.
Do you live where there's chiggers?
>>2257533
apartment? they could be coming from somewhere else. me for example had a huge flea problem in my basement but they go everywhere. once we bug bombed down there fleas havent been as big a problem
>>2257533
try spreading salt around evenly on the floor, especially carpeted areas- it dries them and the eggs out, then vacuum that up after a day or two
Vacuum a *lot*, especially mattresses and furniture
What's this little dude look like to you guys? Him and his friends didn't jump, so I don't think he's a flea. Maybe bedlice? Sorry for the shitty picture, he's really small
>>2259001
Apparently all booklice are female. Sorry for assuming your gender before I killed you, little friend
Diatomaceous Earth
Will kill practically any small insect: ants, fleas, bedbugs, spiders (pls do not kill spiders they are bros), etc. . Completely nontoxic and cheap as hell.
same spot as you OP
had them for a while now, and my legs make me look like an aids patient
I'm pretty sure the scars will stay forever
>>2257533
You have a bunch of strays nearby? Try to get some traps from animal control since it sounds like you just keep bringing new fleas in from outside. Should be easier to rid your home of fleas once the source is taken care of.
Had this issue earlier this year. I ended up bombing 3 times treating my carpet with sentry home flea powder and vacuuming every other day for a month straight. Make sure to also vacuum furniture and treat dark places and move everything you can to vacuum under it. The key is to break the cycle of reproduction. You have to kill them while they are still an egg. Those Victor flea traps also help tons.