Bed bugs are the stuff of hotel nightmares. They often take up residence in hotel mattresses, can hitchhike on your luggage (and make their way back home with you), as well as make a home in other ...

Only 29% of Americans can identify a bed bug, according to new survey. Here's 5 ways to spot these pests in your mattress ...

Bed bugs in hotel mattresses can not only ruin your trip with uncomfortable bites, but if they get into your luggage, a hotel mattress bed bug problem can quickly become an at-home bed bug ...

However, knowing my luggage and my hotel mattress were prime real estate for bed bugs, I knew it was important to break the habit of a lifetime and start my vacation with some caution. 1.

Beware of bed bugs. Hotels and motels can be hot spots for ... Pull back the bed sheets and blankets and check the mattress and box spring seams for bugs, especially at the head of the bed.

Halee, who has worked in the hotel industry for 15 years, has shared how to inspect mattresses for any unwanted guests – we’re talking about those dreaded bed bugs. First, she cautions guests ...

But two weeks ago, when I lifted up the sheets and saw rust-colored spots speckling my hotel mattress ... since the bugs are less likely to attach to it than a fabric suitcase like mine.

Just in time for peak travel season, Terminix has revealed its annual list of the worst cities for bed bugs in the U.S.

The key to limiting the effects of bed bugs is to detect them in the mattress as early as possible. Early detection allows for: reducing the risk of spreading controlling the infestation lowering ...

One of the main culprits of bedbugs is hotel rooms. So before you bed down for the night, inspect the mattress, bedding and other areas of the room for any dark spots. Adult bed bugs have flat ...