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How To Identify and Control Bedbug Eggs

Close-up of fabric with a colorful floral and leaf pattern in red, yellow, brown, and green tones, showing a visible seam with uneven hand stitching—perfect for learning how to identify bedbug eggs hidden along fabric seams.
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Bedbug Egg Detection

As you can see from the picture, Bedbug eggs are tiny, and white. They are shaped like grains of rice, but only a third the size of rice.

If you see bedbug eggs on your bedding, on mattress in seams and corners, or inside furniture cushions, it’s time for professional Bedbug Control!

Bedbugs in Arizona are a very common problem. And getting a bedbug infestation has nothing to do with cleanliness… You can pick them up in the nicest hotels! Bedbugs are pro’s at HITCHHIKING and spread VERY easily. Join 1000′s of happy customers living Bedbug free in Phoenix AZ & all surrounding cities!

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