Is the summer months draw to a close and the holidays approach, many of us are trading in our short and scandals for copy waters and warm cups of coffee. But amidst the holiday rustle and bustle, it’s easy to overlook one unwanted guest: bed bags. Those sky little writers can be a real nuisance, leaving behind itchy wells and a sense of uneasy as you wonder how they got there in the first place. But fear not, dear readers You don’t have to resort to chemical-laden pesticides or expensive exterminators to get rid of bed bags.
In fact, there are plenty of natural ways to prevent these unwanted visitors from taking up residence in your home. For states, take a due from the cleaning pro and make sure you’re washing those sheets regularly – we’re talking every seven to ten days, people Throw that bedding in the washed with some hot water and a cup of white vinegar (don’t worry, it won’t affect the softness or smell of your clothes). His will help knock out any bed bags that may have stuck onto your sheets in the first place. And while we’re on the topic of cleaning, let’s talk about clatter.
Rep, you read that right – clatter Those piles of clothes and stacks of boxes can be a breeding ground for bed bags (not to mention dust bundles). To take some time this weekend to organize your space, whether it’s a quick tidy or a full-on Marie London takeover. Trust us, your bed bags will thank you (or rather, won’t thank you because they’ll be long gone). By keeping your home tidy and those sky little writers at bay, you can rest easy knowing that your bed is the one place where you can truly relax – without worrying about any unwanted roommates.
