A Glasgow expert from CityPest Solutions says there has been a 'jump' in bedbug infestations in the last six months amid an outbreak in Paris.
said cases had risen by about 20 per cent, but he is uncertain whether it is connected to the recent outbreak in Paris.
A particular problem, he said, are super spreaders - people who don't notice the beg bugs until it's too late."The bites don’t show up, so they become super carriers. They can travel to different places and drop them off.""Flats are always worse. When one flat gets infected they will travel from flat to flat through the fabric of the building.
"In extreme cases we have had to really say 'nothing you have is salvageable'. The effort of dealing with it outweighs the cost of the items." "A lot of people will buy kits online. I would say you have a less than one per cent chance of dealing with it yourself."The most obvious thing is getting bitten," said Mr Rashid.
Insect monitoring traps can help show if there is a problem, and you can purchase anti-bedbug mattress encasements, the pest control manager said.“We don’t want to encourage people to be paranoid, but we don’t want to encourage people to be blasé."
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