Forum Moving from Google to Bed Bugs Northwest

by no bites | Mar 30, 2009 | Bed Bugs | 0 comments

The forum is down for a week or two so I can move it to the web site. It will no longer be available at Google. (updated 06/2015)

If you are dealing with bed bugs you are not alone, and you can succeed in getting rid of bed bugs. I did, and you can too.

If you need bed bug ADVICE AND INFORMATION NOW, I highly recommend you visit www.bedbugsnorthwest.com. You’ll find resources, photos, useful tips you can use right now, and links to many useful resources to help you get bed bugs out of your life.

New! Got a question about bed bugs, post in the new Forum.

If you are fighting bed bugs, ask a question or share your story in our forum. We’re talking with experienced local pest control companies who can offer you guidance and information.

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Get help identifying bed bugs at your county public health vector control office

Your county pest or vector control may have an entomologist on hand to identity your insect (if you've captured or killed one) and determine if you have bed bugs or not. In Multnomah County call the Bed Bug Hotline at 503-988-BUGS (2847) if you think you may have an infestation. They can identify your insect for you.

You can find your local County Vector Control department at NACCHO (National Association of County and City Health Officials). When you call a Vector Control Department at your Public Health Department (usually County), they may tell you that bed bugs are not vectors. Legally that's true for now, but ask if they have an Entomologist in the office who can help you identify your bug. They almost always do have someone who can identify insects and if you are an expert in ants, cockroaches and spiders you also know about bed bugs.