dentified areas where the bed bug "wastes" was concentrated. I was bitten occasionally, and continued to see and kill the lone bed bug on occasion, washing any bedding or clothing items that any bug might have come in contact with. Around two weeks ago, I came home from work, and my right shoulder was absolutely covered in bites. I went nuts with a hair dryer and alcohol and duct tape. Washed bedding and found two dead bugs in lint trap (one adult and one nymph). A week went by and I woke up with my left shoulder covered in bites. Went nuts again, I am systematically (obsessively) blowdrying all the cracks and crevices in this apt, then spraying alcohol and bed bug killer and then sealing it up with duct tape. I honestly don't have any money to deal with this professionally, but at least by spraying, I've been able to expose some of their hiding places. (A major one was the little hole on the closet door frame that you pull the door knob into. I sprayed alcohol into it and I saw the waste come out, so I blasted it with a hair dryer, soaked it in bed bug killer and the sealed it with duct tape. No bites last night.

My downstairs neighbor has them really bad too.