We’ve mentioned before that you should definitely check your bed, headboards, floorboards, and the surrounding areas of your bed but you should also check chairs, couches, cushions, folds of curtains, drawer joints, electrical outlets, and appliances, between walls and ceilings, and any tiny, thin areas in your home that are protected and are expected to be darker and with cooler temperatures. If you have been traveling, been to the hospital, or in any place that you suspect of being infested, you should also check your bags, luggage, and even clothes that you have traveled with. You can also find a dish-shaped trap that is placed under the legs of beds, tables, and sofas that help trap bed bugs while they travel to and from their hiding spots to feed on you during your sleep. These dishes can stop the bed bugs from escaping to their hiding spots easily.