Bed Bug Extermination Guide: Baking Soda Mixture Method Revealed!

Have you ever tried to kill bed bugs on your own before? Well this method is the perfect solution for tackling these pests. #bedbugs #bedbugscontrol #bakingsoda Bed bugs may be tiny, but their impact to your home can be huge. Known to be challenging to treat as they shelter in the narrowest of gaps such as seams of mattresses, bedframes or behind furniture, bed bugs live by feeding on the blood of their host by injecting their saliva into your skin, then sucking out blood for 10 minutes. Bed bugs are attracted to body heat and carbon dioxide that is evaporated from human skin. One meal can last each bug about 3 days in warm temperatures, but by lying dormant, it can survive for up to a year without a meal. Bed bugs must be treated very seriously due to their bites and because female bedbugs lay a huge number of eggs. Each time a bed bug bites a human, it is possible to develop an allergic reaction with itching and redness around the bitten area. There are several DIY methods we can use to help us get rid of bed bugs but Baking soda is by far the most popular. So how does baking soda work to kill a bed bug infestation? Baking soda is able to absorb all the fluids on the waxy layer of a bed bug’s shell causing them to dehydrate. The small granules of baking soda can also cut into a bed bug shell and cause internal bleeding. So here is the Baking Soda Method. Sprinkle baking soda around the key hotspot areas where bedbugs frequent such as the mattress, around the bed, carpets, cracks and crevices where they may be hiding. You’re going to need to leave the baking soda for a few days in these areas, and then vacuum it up and repeat the process again. This may take a few months to fully eradicate them completely, but it will get the job done. I hope you have enjoyed this video. If you have, please subscribe to Natural Health Remedies, and don’t forget to give this video the thumbs up. And I’m sure you’re going to enjoy this next video on, How to Get Rid of a number of pests using baking soda. Thanks for watching and bye for now. @NaturalHealthRemedies