Are there bed bugs in all beds?

Answer 1

No. What are commonly known as "bed bugs" are not present in all beds. It depends on where you live and the conditions. Some areas have a greater incidence of bedbugs, especially hotels and rentals in some areas. Most privately owned residential homes have never had a problem with bedbugs.

Answer 2

No bed bugs are not in every bed in fact they are in only a small portion of american households. They generally found in economically depressed areas. They are about the size of an apple seed and reddish brown.

Answer 3

It depends what you mean by "beds" and "kinds of"?Bedbugs may live and breed in or near to any place where a human or humans of any age, sex or race sleep because a human asleep's blood is their food , It does not matter whatever shape, size and material the human bed may be made of. It may be a wooden bed, a metal bed a bunk bed or just a mattress on its own on the floor or a sofa or armchair so long as somebody sleeps there. Because bedbugs are attracted towards the breath of any person asleep during any night not by it being "a bed" where that sleeping is taking place. Bedbugs will be most likely to be found in places where very many young people sleep in close proximity to one another, such as a dormitory or an army base barrack-room or a house's bedroom with two or three bunk beds in it. Bedbugs will not be attracted to pet's beds nor flower beds in the garden nor to human beds in a spare room in a home where people very rarely or never sleep, because there is no food (human blood) for them available in that kind of "bed".

Answer 4

No, bedbugs are not found in every home. Infestations can occur from time to time, but they are not in every home, all the time.

Answer 5

No, they aren't.

Answer 6

ya i guess