🚗 Bed Bugs in Your Car? What You Need to Know Before You Make It Worse
Bed Bug Tips for Drivers, Travelers, and Anyone Dealing with Recurring Infestations
Have you recently treated your home for bed bugs — but bites keep coming back? Your car might be the problem. Whether you’re in Florida, New England, or anywhere in between, bed bugs can hide and spread through vehicles more often than most people realize.
In this video, Thomas from K&A Pest Control — your trusted bed bug-only exterminator with over 16 years of experience — explains how bed bugs get into your car, where they hide, and exactly how to get rid of bed bugs in your car without toxic sprays.
🔎 What You’ll Learn:
✅ Why bed bugs travel through bags, blankets, and clothing
✅ Common hiding spots inside cars (and what most people miss)
✅ Why car heat is not enough to kill bed bugs
✅ How untreated vehicles can reinfest your home
✅ Step-by-step professional strategy for car treatment and prevention
These tips are helping homeowners, renters, and drivers across Florida, Rhode Island, Massachusetts, and Connecticut eliminate car-based infestations once and for all.
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