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but not the bugs Bed Bugs Get on Ya Mark D Sheperdigian BCE Rose Pest Solutions Troy MI Bed Bugs Of the attendees present only 2 companies indicated that they do not perform bed bug work ID: 578071

bed bugs basic biology bugs bed biology basic bug infestations environment attendees infested groups rooms spread conjecture infestation reproducing mated floor females

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Slide1

Bringing Home the Bacon

…but not the bugs.

Bed Bugs Get on Ya!

Mark D. Sheperdigian, BCE

Rose Pest Solutions

Troy, MISlide2

Bed Bugs!

Of the attendees present, only 2 companies indicated that they do not perform bed bug work.Of those attendees that do bed bug work, only 2 companies indicated that that they were aware of technicians/employees that had their homes infested by bed bugs brought in from working in bed bug accounts.

Of the 1000s of technicians represented, this suggests that getting bed bugs by going into infested environments is not as easy as once thought.Slide3

Bed Bugs!

Reactions to bites may mild or non-existent.Some people react harshly to bites. Slide4

Bed Bugs!Slide5

Basic Biology - Introductions

Not technically an infestation

One or several bugs present but not reproducing due to spatial separation or lack of a mated pair.Except for gravid females, 1 bed bug cannot begin an infestation by itself.Slide6

Basic Biology

Light Infestations

1 or 2 females and young

immatures

Immatures

seem to remain in proximity to female (

this is conjecture based on observations and research is needed to confirm this behavior)Slide7

Basic Biology – Moderate Infestations

Multiple mated pairs

Rapidly expanding numbers of eggs and youngSmall groups appear to have spread out from original parent, but still seem to remain in proximity to their cohort. (

this is conjecture based on observations

more research

is needed to confirm this behavior

)Slide8

Basic Biology – Heavy Infestations

Many groups spread through out one or more rooms

.

Bugs can be seen out during the daylight hoursSlide9

Basic Biology – Exploded Populations

Many reproducing groups through many or all rooms of the environment.

Individuals of all stages may be found crawling anywhere inside the environment.Individuals may be leaving the environment and wandering to neighboring apartments/rooms/environments.

Anyone entering the environment is likely to leave with bugs hitchhiking on them or their gear Slide10

Evasive Techniques

On the JobCoats left in the vehicleTake in only what you needSlide11

Place equipment

In a bag or a bucket

In good conditionthe bucket is too slick for bugs to climbon flat open surfaces

kitchen floor

Bathroom floorSlide12

Heavy & Exploded InfestationsSlide13

De-infesting Equipment

Left in a heat treatment

Sealed in a containerSlide14

De-infesting your clothes

Before traveling far in to the home, uniforms can be placed immediately into the washer for a hot water wash and a dryer cycle.Slide15

Bed Bug Safe

When bugs must be kept, use a polyethylene card file box

Too slick for bugs to climb outAvailable at Michael’s or Hobby Lobby or similar storesSlide16

Support Your People

Most attendees indicated that they have a policy in place to support an employee that becomes infested to help them eliminate their bed bugs