Bed Bugs from outdoor ed
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Anonymous
| I searched the internet but was unable to find anything about bed bugs at that facility. Has anyone reported anything to Skycroft? |
Anonymous
| People get bed bugs from Library books so I am guessing there are many possibilities.. |
Anonymous
| When did anybody make a report to the management of Skycroft of bed bugs? |
Anonymous
| There was an e-mail sent. No reply. |
Anonymous
| The beds are not plastic. So grossed out. |
Anonymous
How long ago did it happen? Thanks for responding. |
Anonymous
They like to live in the cracks of wood furniture. It's a myth that they're only in mattresses. If they're in the bed, they could also be in the dresser, the alarm clock and the picture frame hanging over the bed. |
Anonymous
| I would not want my kid to bring them home. |
Anonymous
| In March |
Anonymous
| Even if the mattresses are plastic, the bugs can live in the seams where the stitches are, and on the wood around the bed. |
Anonymous
But how long can they live without a host/source of human blood. It's not like there are kids there all the time. There is a gap between sessions. If kids were being bitten every visit, we would have heard about it before now. |
Anonymous
| Sue them, they need to pay for each students home bed bug treatment which run 5k a home |
Anonymous
| Sue them, they need to pay for each students home bed bug treatment which run 5k a home |
Anonymous
| Sue them, they need to pay for each students home bed bug treatment which run 5k a home |
Anonymous
They can live for a year without feeding |