You won’t see a giant sign that says “Bed Bugs Inside.” But you might notice tiny black spots on your clothes (their poop—sorry, not sorry), or small, rust-colored stains from crushed bugs. Another giveaway: little shed skins that look like tiny ghosts of bugs past.
If you pull a shirt out of your drawer and see a small, flat bug scuttling away, that’s a big, red flag. Literally red if it just fed.
Also, if you keep waking up with bites in a line or cluster, and you sleep naked? Check your pajama drawer. They might be living in the folds of your favorite sleep tee.
The Infested Laundry Basket Nightmare
Let’s get real for a second: your dirty laundry hamper is their paradise. Sweaty gym clothes? That’s a buffet of carbon dioxide and warmth. If you toss your clothes on the floor near the bed, you are basically ringing the dinner bell.
One friend of mine found a full-blown colony inside a pile of jeans she’d left on the floor for a week. Never again, she texted me at 2 AM, accompanied by a photo I will never unsee.
How To Prevent Bed Bugs In Clothes? – CNMZ
The morale here? Never leave clothes on the floor in a hotel or your own home if you suspect a problem. Use those metal luggage racks—they can’t climb metal easily.
