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Recently have been noticing little bite marks on my body. Was just getting into bed last night and spotted this funny little bug which I then quashed.

 

However, I woke up with another bite on my leg so there must be more of the little buggers.

 

Bunged my bedclothes in the washer today but will that get rid of them?

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Maybe if you washed your hands after you went to the toilet you wouldn't have this problem. :lol:

 

And no, I doubt washing your sheets will sort it out - you'll need to wash your duvet, and maybe get the mattress steam-cleaned.

 

You MINGER!

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Maybe if you washed your hands after you went to the toilet you wouldn't have this problem. :lol:

 

And no, I doubt washing your sheets will sort it out - you'll need to wash your duvet, and maybe get the mattress steam-cleaned.

 

You MINGER!

 

:lol:

 

Looking on the Internet it appears that the bug I nailed doesnt look like your textbook bed bug. *rubs chin*

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Maybe if you washed your hands after you went to the toilet you wouldn't have this problem. :lol:

 

And no, I doubt washing your sheets will sort it out - you'll need to wash your duvet, and maybe get the mattress steam-cleaned.

 

You MINGER!

 

:lol:

 

Looking on the Internet it appears that the bug I nailed doesnt look like your textbook bed bug. *rubs chin*

 

Probably mutated into super-bugs after feeding off the fecal matter on your hands!

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You cant see dust mites can you?

 

See the post above. These ones gather round your dirty hands like pigs at a trough and have been absorbing all of the bacteria thereon for some time now. These are no ordinary mites. They're Mighty Mites.

 

Thanks for the advice Gemmill.

 

Here is something to help you:

Gemmill Help

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You cant see dust mites can you?

 

See the post above. These ones gather round your dirty hands like pigs at a trough and have been absorbing all of the bacteria thereon for some time now. These are no ordinary mites. They're Mighty Mites.

 

Thanks for the advice Gemmill.

 

Here is something to help you:

Gemmill Help

 

I hope that site credits South Park somewhere on it. coat-tail riding motherfuckers.

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Maybe if you washed your hands after you went to the toilet you wouldn't have this problem. :lol:

 

And no, I doubt washing your sheets will sort it out - you'll need to wash your duvet, and maybe get the mattress steam-cleaned.

 

You MINGER!

 

Bet you've bought one of those Vaparetto machines just for the task as well? :lol:

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You need one of those Kirby sales people to call round and give you a demonstration...they "hoover" your matress for you and then show you what comes out :lol:

Bet there was some stains though that couldn't just be hoovered. :lol:

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You need one of those Kirby sales people to call round and give you a demonstration...they "hoover" your matress for you and then show you what comes out :lol:

Bet there was some stains though that couldn't just be hoovered. :D

 

:lol: I was only twelve at the time and he chose an unfortunate night when our telly had gone on the blink so we made him do all the beds and all the carpets !!! He was there for about 5 hours....the only time a salesman was trying to get out of a house instead of staying for the hard sell :D

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