Q:if i have bed bugs should i sleep in my bed?

toss the bed in the dumpster, wash all bedding with Lysol, and have your home professionally cleaned.

Q:What about the old bed?

I don't understand why I lose handiwork, is also a matter of conscience to answer the question. If you don't want to use them, is to reduce things, then find the rag away, or hung to sell second-hand market. There is no other way. There's no need to be so tangled

Q:Does both of these beds require no bed box spring? I'm interested in building a nice platform bed and just wondering if these bed types are similar to a platform bed. Also anyone know of any sites that have good platform bed plans. Thanks in advance.

Sleigh beds and Mission beds refer to the aesthetics of the bed. Sleigh beds are reminiscent of (surprise!) sleighs, while mission-style beds are in the arts-and-crafts / clean lines / mission style. Mission would be a more appropriate style for a platform bed but either can be a platform bed if you wish, you just need to design it as such.

Q:Do tanning beds really help get rid of acne? And how?

I have personally been tanning on and off for the last three years when I am tanning my face chest and shoulders clear up 100%, and continue to stay clear for as long as I continue tanning. Also the acne scars and any discolor on my face really evens out. It also helps my face stay less greasy. When I'm not tanning I have very oily skin and notice I have to powder my nose every time I look in to a mirror. If you choose to get a tanning member ship to help clear up your skin or get color I still recommend you try to not go every day.

Q:Are bed bugs leaving the states? And is it likely to get bed bugs?

No, it is sad but the bed bug problem is not going to disappear. Various strains of this pest have developed resistance to a variety of pesticides + they can exist for 12 or more months (depending upon the temperature) without feeding + only heat (over 120 F) kills the eggs + they are masters at hiding (several can live in the head of a screw)...I could go on and on about why they are so darn hard to find and kill. Bed bugs are a pest of exposure - you have to come in contact with an environment that already has bed bugs or they can travel from an adjoining unit, e.g. townhouse or apartment next door, above or below you. 1 in 5 people already know someone who has had an infestation or has had one themselves. Learning about bed bugs - how to recognize them and how to prevent an infestation is your best defense. Do yourself a favour and check out the link below - they have great pictures of adult bed bugs, bed bug nymphs and bed bug eggs. There is no silver bullet to kill bed bugs - if it sounds too good to be true - it is.

Q:Which is better, fabric bed and solid wood bed?

Shortcoming:1, fabric internal filler structure is complex, the choice is difficult;2, chemical fiber goods too much,3, the use of MDF or particleboard, plate formaldehyde pollution;4, cloth bed are generally unified with the mattress, can not guarantee its internal filling and quality, but can not guarantee the comfort level of the durability, if not the manufacturers with fabric bed mattress, then the fabric bed can not reach the relatively low price, than to buy solid wood bed and single bed goods to buy cost-effective.

Q:I have three very lovely dogs, they?re not too big, but they like to sleep on my bed at night (even though they have very nice comfy beds for each one). The thing is that they go to bed to their beds and wait until my husband and I fall asleep to jump onto our bed and significantly reduce our sleeping space. Please help!!!

i might accept as true with the mouse seize component. a chum used that attitude to coach her cat to stay off the counters and it worked nicely. Like they suggested, do not use rat traps because of the fact they're plenty more advantageous and ought to truly harm her in the event that they snap on her foot, because of the fact she won't have the means to get it off till you get domicile. i might scatter various on the mattress and canopy them with a mild weight blanket or sheet so she will't see the place they're. whilst she jumps up the noise will scare her off. I say conceal them with a blanket because of the fact if it become my dogs he'd probable climb up on the mattress heavily to avert them as quickly as they snapped at him the 1st time =) plus that's a little extra cushion to help forestall harm

Q:He is 8 years old and still wets the bed but now at night he takes it off. we ask him why and he says diapers are for babies and im not a baby we tried explaining to him there not diapers there just for his bed wetting but he didnt buy it. so he keeps taking them off finally my wife had it with changing the sheets everyday and told him he would have to change them now and yet he still didnt so since the bed was still wet he slept on the floor and he still refuses to change them. he recently presented us with an idea of wearing multiple pairs of underwear (briefs) to bed. he put on about 10 and they still fit under his pajamas and he said he was still comfortable. My wife was considering the idea and bought him a bunch of more underwear. Will this keep his sheets (for the most part) dry? and if it does should we let him do it.

Your son is right, it's time to get rid of the diaper. As he's ready to get rid of the diaper, you have to get to the root of the problem. Causes of bedwetting are undue stress on the child because of the home environment. It can result from excessive babying on the part of one or both parents. Does your son still suck his thumb? Is he immature? I know a kid who lived in a haunted house who was so scared from his experiences there, he wet the bed until he was 21 and out of the house for good. He's now a Producer at CNN, so, yes, there are happy endings. Native Hawaiians call the condition; Lazy In The Head. If you clean up after your cherub, he will never learn to clean up after himself, and it goes beyond that. Talk to your pediatrician about it. There is a device you can get that is a mat that goes beneath the sheet which is wired to a clock which goes on the bedside table. When the boy urinates, it trips a circuit, triggering an alarm clock next to the bed. The drill is, the child hears the alarm, and must get up. He has to change the sheets by himself, his pajama bottoms, anything that's wet. The idea is to program the subconscious into holding on until it's wake-up time OR waking the child up to go to the toilet. After a week or two, the child gets tired of getting up and changing the bedclothes and clothing, the glass cieling is broken and bedwetting is a thing of the past. Give this a shot, and try and get to the source of what is making your child wetting the bed. You can begin by preventing the child from chugging a tumbler of liquid right before bed. Get him into the habit of brushing his teeth, then urinating before going to bed. It might be something that simple. A seasoned parent will argue you cannot expect an 8 year old to change the sheets. You have to take charge, not let him dictate anything to you and you have to get him up before you go to bed and make him urinate. Think about all of this, and ask your pediatrician. Good Luck.

Q:How do i get rid of those scary monsters under my bed. :)

i do no longer likely be responsive to what a webkinz is, yet by using that i'm assuming you're too youthful to be responsive to what I shop below my mattress. and that i've got an previous dvd participant below there that i'm too forgetful to hold downstairs.

Q:Which brand is better for combination furniture?

Furniture assembly almost a look at the style, two, see the structure, and finally smell, there is no smell, formaldehyde is beyond the standard of the dead