No that disgusting and you need to bomb ur house n spray ur mattress. You will end up being the reason your community has a rediculous out break. Thats like having hiv and not telling your partner

That's so gross how do you get those to begin with.. Yu don't wash the sheets much

I actually know a toxic free remedy for your problem - bedbugs are very sensitive to cold - so if you wrap up your mattress in nylon and place it in a cold place for a day or two - like outside on snow, or a big freezer they will drop dead in temperatures under -3C never to bother you again. Just be careful to keep the mattress dry and clean. Afterwards you simply vacuum the mattress, wash all your sheets and your problem is solved. However, you may have to follow the same procedure with carpet, look for black dots on wooden frame (they actually live and lay eggs in wood!) sandpaper them out and apply a coating of oil based varnish on the sanded areas of bed and/or floor. I had a hostel and that's how I got rid of them every time I had an infested backpacker, but keep in mind that you WILL have to clean up the entire house throughly, bed bugs are very persistent. Also, your blankets, pillow... everything to do with your bed needs to be frozen for a while (blankets sheets and pillows are easy, you can stuff them in your home freezer for a day, wrapped up in nylon). It is a day's work you have ahead of you, but it beats dangerous toxins in your bed that you would be breathing in for weeks afterwards and may even not help. And NEVER scratch the bites they'll only itch more.

if you want to get at where the bugs are specifically, try getting a beagle to find them then spray the areas. some beagles are trained to find them

heat kills them... wash all of your clothes throughly clean everything wash any and all cloth items... get your carpet and mattress steam cleaned if possible usually 80 bucks... better then paying for a new mattress... then turn up the heat for a couple hours as high as you can... don't visit anyone or let anyone visit you... they travel on any cloth... sleeping on your couch won't help you will only worsen the problem... if you live in an apartment try to get your landlord to pay for a treatment. There is no need to replace your mattress. ;)

Depending on your city, you may be able to apply for assistance getting a new mattress- they don't want them spreading!

Get a conair streamer from target for $30 n stream ur mattress. It will kill the bugs

Buy a bug bomb from a store. My parents used that when they got them. You cant be in the house while your using it though. My parents put the animals outside(they live on a farm) and set it off right before they left for work in the morning and it was good as new that night.

cover it in plastic. duh

buy a bug bomb and put it on your bed