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		<title>Bed Bug Detection Tip</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[I just got a really good tip on what to do if you think you have an infestation in your home, but aren&#8217;t sure if the perpetrators are bed bugs because you haven&#8217;t actually seen them. Set glue traps on the floor, the really sticky kind used for rats. Make sure you place them in [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I just got a really good tip on what to do if you think you have an infestation in your home, but aren&#8217;t sure if the perpetrators are bed bugs because you haven&#8217;t actually seen them.</p>
<p>Set glue traps on the floor, the really sticky kind used for rats. Make sure you place them in a part of the floor where you won&#8217;t be likely to step in it, like under your bed or under furniture. By morning you should have some insect trapped on it. If you can&#8217;t identify the trapped bug from the many, many, MANY photos of bed bugs floating around the Web, or if you want a second opinion from a professional, stuff the insect(s) along with the trap (don&#8217;t try to touch the trap) into a large Ziploc bag and call 311 to find a Department of Health laboratory who can analyze the specimen and confirm whether the insect is a bed bug or not. I understand this is a free service, I&#8217;m not completely sure of that.</p>
<p>Good luck!</p>
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