Destinations such as Paris, London, New York, Bangkok etc. (not exhaustive) are largely plagued by bed bug infestations, which is why you should pay particular attention to this when traveling.

If you have spent the night in, for example, a hotel infected with bed bugs, there is a good chance of bringing them home to your private home if you do not take the right precautions using BEDBUG Killer.

Typically, the insects spread from suitcases and other luggage into the bed environment - and then further into the rest of the home - or other apartments in residential buildings via pipes, electrical installations etc.

If the private home is infected with bed bugs, combating them will be a difficult and costly affair and should therefore be avoided using BEDBUG Killer.

When you travel:

1. Apply BEDBUG Killer especially to the bed before using it
2. Look for signs of bed bugs in your accommodation: turn the bed upside-down - and especially box mattresses - and look for the pest, including droppings and eggs in the form of small black dots, in all corners and edges
3. Keep your clothes in suitcases and bags. Put them away from the bed and off the floor, e.g. on a table
4. If you suspect bed bugs, wash all clothes and linens before any contact with skin. You should also change your accommodation if you notice bed bugs, including excrement and eggs from the insect
5. If possible, put suitcases and bags in the freezer for 24 hours before unpacking when returning at home after traveling