Rest Easy Bedbug Spray
Night-Night, Sleep Tight...Don't Let the Hotel Bed Bugs Bite!
Published in TB and Outbreaks Week, September 14th, 2010
They're being spotted in hotels from coast to coast. And not just the expected "fleabag" motels, but posh resorts and upscale chains. In a recent study of 700 mid-priced hotels, 25% were found to host uninvited guests. That gives you a 1-in-4 chance of bunking down with some unexpected roomies on your next trip.
If you awaken with red, itchy welts and irritated skin, you've been punked, bed-bug style. Some people even experience allergic...
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