Bed bugs prefer to stay close to their host, ie people, and therefore are more common in bed slits, under layers, on wallpaper seams, Between the boards of bed frames, in furniture joints and wall cracks. In prefabricated houses, They often move behind tables, under carpets or in electrical sockets. Burns are active at night and hide during the day, That is why their presence can go unnoticed for a long time.

Burns are rapidly breeding - a female can give birth to up to 200 eggs during his life. It lays eggs in slits and cavities, from which the larvae hatch in about 6 to 10 days. Under ideal conditions (warmth, access to blood), The entire growth cycle from egg to adult person lasts only 4 to 6 weeks. Therefore, Even a seemingly small offensive can quickly evolve into a large -scale problem.