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Keep windows shut this winter to reduce the bed bug risk
0As colder temperatures force more Brits to keep windows shut for longer this winter, a pest control expert is warning that reduced ventilation and moisture inside the home could increase the risk of bed bug infestations. With damp conditions set to continue, James Rhoades of heat treatment specialists ThermoPest, explained how excess moisture and damp can fuel infestations, and the simple steps homeowners can take to protect their homes. Mr Rhoades said: “While bed bugs don’t rely on damp like mould mites do, moisture-rich environments can indirectly support their survival. “Damp usually means higher humidity and poor ventilation, perfect for…