As we begin to transition from summer to fall, one of the first things that we notice is a sharp decrease in insect activity outside. Some species migrate south in pursuit of warmer temperatures, but most of them don’t travel nearly as far, choosing instead to invade your home.
Whether it’s a family vacation or a business trip, there’s nothing quite like traveling! A few days away from home is always a nice change of pace, and a great way to “recharge the batteries.” Unfortunately, traveling puts you at greater risk for a bed bug infestation in your home. One of the most well-known bed bug myths is that you’ll only find them in dirty, run-down places, but the truth is that bed bugs prefer places where large amounts of people sleep, and you’re just as likely to find them in an upscale hotel as you are in a seedy roadside inn.