Travel - Bed bugs
Travel - Bed bugs
Travel - Bed bugs
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<strong>Bed</strong><br />
Bug<br />
<strong>Travel</strong><br />
Tips
<strong>Travel</strong>ling To CiTies<br />
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avoid <strong>Bed</strong> Bug HiTCHHikers<br />
1. Avoid hotels with problems. Check bed bug registries<br />
online in advance of making a reservation. When you<br />
check in ask the hotel manager if it has a bed bug<br />
problem.<br />
2. Leave luggage outside the room. Perform a<br />
mini-inspection around the bed, check the mattress<br />
along the upper and lower seams. Check the<br />
headboard, bedside table, dresser and along<br />
the wall on the side of the bed.<br />
3. If signs of bed <strong>bugs</strong> are detected, request another<br />
room. Be sure to inform hotel management. You should<br />
inspect any new or different room you are offered.<br />
4. After your trip, if you suspect a problem, unpack<br />
luggage outdoors and inspect clothing. If there are<br />
signs of bed <strong>bugs</strong> throw everything into the dryer on<br />
the highest setting for 60 minutes, or the freezer for<br />
two weeks (for delicates) then wash or dry clean.<br />
Vacuum luggage thoroughly.<br />
for more informaTion visiT bed<strong>bugs</strong>info.ca
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