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Lavender is known for its bedbug-repelling smell. Place lavender sachets in cabinets, under the mattress or other areas likely to be infested.
9. Wash and Dry Hot
Wash your sheets, pillowcases and clothes regularly in hot water. Then dry them at high temperature. Bedbugs do not survive high temperatures.
10. Insulation and Cleaning
To prevent future infestations, make sure your home is well insulated and seal all cracks in walls, floors and ceilings. Also eliminate mess and clutter, as this gives bed bugs more hiding places.
While these natural methods can be effective in controlling bed bugs, it is important to note that severe infestations may require the attention of a pest control professional. If your efforts do not yield satisfactory results, do not hesitate to call in an expert to resolve the problem further.
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