This essential oil is toxic to bed bugs and destroys their eggs.

Mix 10 drops of tea tree oil with 1 cup of water.

Spray on affected areas daily for a week.

3. Diatomaceous Earth (Natural Insecticide)

This microscopic powder damages the exoskeleton of bed bugs, dehydrating them.

Sprinkle in cracks, under the mattress, and around the bed.

Let it sit for 48 hours and then vacuum.

Chemical Methods for Deep Elimination
If the infestation is severe, you can combine home remedies with these products:

1. Insecticides with Pyrethrins

Spray directly on infested areas (always following the manufacturer’s instructions).

Effective at killing adult bed bugs, but does not always eliminate eggs.

2. Heat Treatments (Extreme Heat)
Wash sheets and clothing at 60°C or higher.

Use a steamer on mattresses and furniture (high-temperature steam kills them instantly).

3. Professional Fumigation

If the problem persists, it’s best to hire a pest control service, as they use more powerful products and specialized techniques.

Tips to Prevent Future Infestations
Wash and dry bedding frequently at high temperatures.

Vacuum mattresses, carpets, and furniture regularly.

Seal cracks in walls and floors to prevent them from hiding.

Check luggage and used furniture before bringing them into your home.

Conclusion
Fighting bed bugs requires patience and consistency, but with the right methods, you can eliminate them completely. Start with natural remedies like red pepper spray, tea tree oil, or diatomaceous earth, and if the problem is severe, opt for chemical insecticides or professional help. Don’t let these invaders ruin your peace of mind!