When you get home after a long day, you want to be able to sit back, relax, maybe enjoy a nice dinner, then crawl in bed and sleep like a baby. That's a little difficult to do when your bed becomes infested. Bed bugs are a horrible problem to have. They're little monsters that multiply by the thousands. They're so small they're almost invisible to the human eye, so it's difficult to spot them before a bed bug infestation is in full swing. So, what do you do? How do you prevent these creepy crawlers? How do you get rid of them after you've found them?First, you have to figure out if you do have bed bugs. If you're waking up with small, itchy bites in neat little lines, then you probably have bed bugs. They like to bite humans on their little strolls across your bed, leaving bites that often go in straight, three-dot lines. If you look at your bed, you'll probably notice tiny red or black stains. These are also indications of the bugs' presence. And finally, if you happen to see the bugs, then you definitely have a problem.  Luckily, bed bug infestations can be solved with home remedies. These are your 25 best options.
