Bed Bug Holiday Travel Tips
Greetings holiday travelers!
We all enjoy this special season. Some of us love to escape the cold and cruise the Caribbean. The winter sports family prefers a trip to Boone, West Virginia, or the ultimate in snow fun, Colorado! Those of us who are able to travel for the holidays are a lucky bunch. Although, the luck can easily run out with a bed bug infestation.
Here are a few tips to help get you prepared! The dangers are real, frustrating, and costly.
Find out more information about the bed bug heat treatment we offer or give us a call – 704 499 9922. We’re here to help!
Bed Bug Travel Tips:
- Headboards can contain the majority of bed bugs in hotels. Try to remove the headboard from the wall (it’s easy, I promise) for close inspection.
- Inspect mattress corners, mattress covers and lamp shades next to the bed in your hotel room for infestation.
- Try to put some light on the situation to make sure you can accurately see anything that may be crawling around or evidence of bed bug infestation.
- Keep your luggage in the tub of your hotel bathroom and do not bring luggage into your home when you return.
I know it seems like a lot of effort, but it’s worth it!
We hope you have a wonderful upcoming holiday season! Make sure you let us know if we can be of any help to you and your family!
Fred Wingate
Chief Bugman
Fred Wingate is the dedicated Owner and Chief Bugman at Noosa Pest Management, a thriving pest control company in Charlotte, NC. He established the company in 2006 with a vision to provide exceptional pest management services to the local community. By staying up-to-date with the latest advancements in pest management and fostering a culture of continuous improvement, he ensures that Noosa Pest remains at the forefront of the industry.
Not only is Fred deeply invested in the well-being and satisfaction of his clientele, he is also passionate about supporting the local community, including schools, churches, and other organizations. The future of our community is important to Noosa Pest, and proudly contributes to its growth and prosperity.
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