Bed bugs!!!!!

You ain't going to kill your bed bugs that way. The only way I know to get rid of the pests is heat. So basically you have to let the sun touch your bed and let its heat kill the bugs. I had bed bugs when I was a kid. During that morning when I wake up I was so shocked to see rashes on my legs and my arms. Lots of rashes! I have to go to the hospital because of that. The doctor gave me an ointment good for animal bites and she did told me that the best way to kill bed bugs is left the bed under the sun.

Oh dear! I would not be able to sleep either. To see if your things are infested - move your bed away from the wall as well any furniture near the bed like a bed stand. See if you find a trail of their droppings or eggs, little raised bumps. That is a tale tell sign, as are shed skins, and little rust colored spottings on mattress and wall. A sweet and musty odor accompanies severe infestations. You could get bed bugs even if you are a clean person. If you bought your mattress used, or even if you bought it new they could have them, as some disreputable companies will recycle old mattress innards, putting a new mattress topping/cover and sell them as new (some even at high prices). A bed bug can live over a year without a host! and are easily transported from one place to the next on such things even as your luggage...have you or your housemates stayed in a hotel recently? If you live in an apartment complex your little blood sucking visitors may have even come to you from another tenant on another floor!Getting rid of them may prove very difficult if you do not hire a professional pest control service. maybe your landlord should foot the bill?The use of insecticides on your bedding is the general advice on getting rid of them, but again....yikes, do you want to have your face breathing in pesticides for 8 hours a day? I would be very cautious of doing that. In the meantime, rather than only putting on clean sheets buy yourself a zippered plastic bed bag to put your mattress in - as well you can purchase a plastic zippered cover for your pillow, then put your cleaned (and dryered) bed linens over. These plastic bag coverings are made for people who have alergies, and should be readily available. Best of luck to you.

By bed bugs you mean like "surot"? is your bedframe made out of wood? if it is, may i suggest you try to remove your matress first and spray the entire bedframe with insecticide and dont use it overnight...to make sure that the bed bugs are killed. As i have heard they do multiply fast too- so better you deal with this immediately. Even if you already killed 2 there must be more from where that came from... happy bed bug hunting!