Bleach has been suggested as a potential solution for bed bug infestations, but according to pest control professionals, it ...

While it can be a fantastic tool, it isn't your best weapon in the fight against bed bugs. Studies show that it can kill bed ...

The common bed bugs found in the U.S. need temperatures between 32 degrees Fahrenheit and 120 degrees Fahrenheit to survive, and anything hotter or colder will kill them very quickly.

2. The vacuum cleaner. Why it works: The powerful suction of the best vacuum cleaners can dislodge bed bugs (and their eggs) from hiding places in and around the mattress. And as a bonus, you'll ...

Using a hand steamer on your luggage can also help kill bed bugs and their eggs. Williams also recommends leaving suitcases in the garage until they can be inspected for bed bugs and vacuumed.