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5 hours ago, Phil Lilley said:

You'll find bed bugs in fine establishments more often than dives... business people who travel all the time are the ones who most times spread them and they tend to stay in nice lodges.

This is absolutely correct. BedBugs are hitch hikers. They're climbing insects. They crawl into your luggage & go for a ride.

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I agree this is bugging me out!  Had a work team out in Idaho stay in the local mining town 1 star hotel.  The whole team of 5 got covered in Bedbug bites and also a double wammy of head lice...  We stay 45 minutes off site now at a bed and breakfast after that adventure.

Never got bit by bed bugs, but have gone through 2 cycles of head lice coming home from my 3 girls schools.  Lice suck! The washing and drying of all the things, and then the $600 at Lice Busters to get them all out of the long hair...

Also brought some chiggars into my bed one time.  That sucked too.  The skin so soft from earlier in the day on my ankles made them move up north once they got in the bed sheets... 

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I travel 2-3 wks/mo for my job and am knocking on some serious wood here...

Mike

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I'm surprised talked with our Exterminator about Bed Bugs being Retired we like to get away every so often and getting where we just soon get a room as Camping and he said Branson is fairly safe because they do their best to not have this problem.

Can't afford a Camper so thinking of reconsidering our Tent and Cots.

oneshot

 

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10 hours ago, nomolites said:

I travel 2-3 wks/mo for my job and am knocking on some serious wood here...

Mike

LOL yep, me too.  22 years on the road and never an issue.  Heading to Vietnam in a couple of weeks so that may get me.

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Spent a good part of my working life traveling also and fortunately evaded them.  Sounds like they are getting worse.  

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