(synthchalk @ 25.12.2021 14:25)

During these unprecedented times, Viking Pest is committed to keeping homes and businesses throughout NJ, PA, DE, and the Eastern Shore of Maryland healthy, safe, and pest-free. Viking Pest is open and providing contactless, exterior pest control services to keep invaders out of your home or business.
Bed bugs are small insects, about 1/4 inches in diameter with brown bodies and darker heads. These pests feed on the blood of humans and animals. Often, people have bed bugs and don’t even know it. Since these insects are so small, it’s common for people to blame the itching, allergies, sleeping problems, and other effects on something else. However, if you know how to identify—and prevent—them, you can reduce the chance of bed bugs entering your home.
Even though bed bugs are tiny, the easiest way to detect them is to know what they look like. Bed bugs have the following characteristics:
Small, about 1/4-inch in both directions
Brown, either dark or light, and they can turn red after biting someone
Small heads with much larger bodies
Eggs that are about 1 millimeter long and pale white
Ridged shells like that of tiny brown beetles
Bed bugs leave blood marks on sheets or cushions
Bed bug bites are grouped in clusters, a line or a zigzag pattern—mosquito bites are different because they usually aren’t grouped together
Shed skins
Bed bugs leave fecal spots on mattresses, sheets, or walls