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As bedbugs become increasingly resistant to chemical treatments the cost to remove them could run $500 - $1500 depending on the size of the home and lenght of infestation.

Once a common household pest Bedbugs all but disappeared in the 1950's. Some experts believe their vanishing act was due to the wide spread use of DDT.

The DDT ban in the early 70's, widespread International travel and public push back against pesticides created conditions for the dubious bedbugs to make a comeback. And come back the have! Accutech Pest Management treated about 300 Maryland bedbug infestations in 2010, up from just four in 2009.

Because there are no "knockout pesticides" available for home usage Ron believes the Maryland bedbug problem will expand. I can see bedbugs becoming a much bigger problem here. As bedbugs become increasingly resistant to chemical treatments the cost to remove them could run $500 - $1500 depending on the size of the home.

Experts say it is going to take a comprehensive public health campaign - public-service announcements, travel tips and perhaps even taxpayer-funded extermination programs to reduce the bedbug problem.

People can get bedbugs by visiting infested homes or hotels, where they hide in mattresses, pillows and curtains. The bugs are crafty hitchhikers that climb into clothing, luggage and bags.

Insect Quick Fact:


Ant nest locations

To find nest locations: Indoors, follow ant trails to locate their entry point such as an electrical outlet or gap along a baseboard or around a water pipe. Outside, check the foundation, walkways, trees and shrubs, and in mulched areas for ant trails. Look for nests in mulch and vegetation next to the foundation. Check under potted plants, patio blocks, and stepping stones, and in piles of rocks, lumber, and firewood. Inspect the foundation to find possible ant entryways such as areas where pipes enter the building, foundation cracks, and around doors and windows. If swarmers were found indoors, then you could very easily have an indoor infestation, e.g., in a wall void, in the crawlspace or in the ceiling. In those situations, a careful inspection of the crawlspace may also be needed.

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