Bed Bug
Living in beds and furniture, bed bugs cause serious discomfort and psychological stress by sucking blood at night.
View DetailsIdentification Features
- Light brown or tan color, 13-16 mm in length
- Two distinctive dark stripes on the head
- Two long antennae and six legs
- Primarily active at night
- Moves very quickly
- Emits characteristic unpleasant odor
Habitat
- Warm and humid environments (kitchen, bathroom)
- Behind and under appliances
- Inside cabinets and cracks
- Around water pipes
- Inside electrical devices
- Cardboard boxes and paper piles
Risks and Damages
- Carries bacteria such as Salmonella and E. coli
- Can cause food poisoning
- Triggers asthma and allergic reactions
- Risk of gastroenteritis and dysentery
- Causes economic losses in food and materials
- Product and reputation loss (especially for restaurants)
Prevention Methods
- Clean kitchen and bathroom daily
- Store food in sealed containers
- Repair water leaks immediately
- Dispose of garbage regularly
- Don't leave dishes overnight
- Contact professional pest control service immediately if problem occurs
Professional Treatment Solutions
- Gel treatment: Direct application to nests
- Spray treatment: Wide area application
- Dust application: Wall cavity and crack treatment
- Trap systems: Monitoring and control
- Ministry of Health approved chemicals
- Periodic follow-up and protection program
- Warranty certified service
Did you know?
A female German cockroach can produce over 300 offspring in her lifetime. In just 3-4 months, a small infestation can reach thousands of individuals. That's why early intervention is critically important!
Seasonal Activity
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Common Locations
- Kitchen cabinets and drawers
- Behind refrigerator and oven
- Under sink and bathroom cabinets
- Inside electrical appliances
- Around hot water pipes
- Restaurant kitchens
- Food storage areas
