Bed bugs are found everywhere on the face of planet (America, Africa, Asia and Europe). Bed bug infestations are becoming an epidemic problem in developing countries but infestations are now rapidly spreading in parts of the USA, Canada, UK, and other regions of Europe. Bedbug’s presence is not associated with the cleanliness (hygiene) because they have been also found in famous five-star resorts and hotel.
Bed bug infestations usually occur in homes, apartments, rooming houses, shelters, hotels, cruise ships, trains, buses, and dorm rooms because these are the places where human spend most of time. They hide in seams of mattresses, bed frames, box springs, headboards, dresser tables, behind wallpaper, inside cracks or crevices or any object or clutters around their feeding area. Researches show that bed bugs can travel over hundred feet during a night but they tend to reside within 8 feet of their feeding area.

Bedbugs are not known to transfer infectious disease but they are very annoyance because their bites cause itching and result in loss of sleep. If a person excessively scratch bed bug bites it can result in a secondary skin infection (allergic reaction).