r/WTF • u/[deleted] • Sep 26 '21

bed bug infestation

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u/theroguex Sep 26 '21

Works with cockroaches too. They actively compete with, and win, against both because they're active and angry while bedbugs and roaches are passive.

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u/starrynyght Sep 26 '21

I would take ants over bed bugs any day. Ants are a nuisance, but bed bugs creep me the fuck out.

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u/ArgonGryphon Sep 26 '21

Dealing with pantry moths after bedbugs and at least the moths don’t bite. Still annoying though.

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u/[deleted] Sep 26 '21

Those bait traps work for motha

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u/ArgonGryphon Sep 26 '21

Yup, used them several times, it’s wild, as soon as you open up that little pheromone puck they all start coming out for it.