Post Bed Bug TreatmentWe know that bed bugs are really good at hiding, so if you've had your home treated for bed bugs, it is possible that you may see them after treatment.  It is also possible that if some of the eggs survived the treatment, you will see more bed bugs.Another reason why you may see bed bugs after treatment can be caused by the reintroduction of infested items. A reputable pest management company will include a follow-up visit 30 days after treatment to make sure bed bugs are gone and re-treat if necessary.After your home has been treated for bed bugs: Here are some tips to help prevent a re-infestation:To help ensure you don't have bed bugs, place a bed bug trap under the legs of your bed. You can also use bed bug traps when you travel to make sure you don't bring any bed bugs home with you.Place encasement's on your box spring and mattress which will prevent any surviving bed bugs to escape the encasement.Vacuum daily in the first few weeks after treatment. Immediately dispose of the vacuum bag after cleaning. Even if you do not see signs of bed bugs, the eggs could still be around.Protect yourself from bringing bed bugs home with you when you travel:Bed bugs are expert hitchhikers, latching on to your luggage and clothes when traveling and winding up in your home.Before making travel plans, you can visit the bed bug registry to make sure your hotel isn't infested with bed bugs.Protect your luggage from bed bugs with luggage protection covers.Protect yourself from bed bug bites when sleeping in hotel beds with travel size, TSA-approved, all-natural bed bug killer spray.  You can also spray down your luggage. bags and clothes to protect yourself from bringing bed bugs home with you.Upon your return, immediately wash all your clothing in very hot water and dry your clothes in high heat to kill any bed bugs.Be sure to examine the seams and zippers of your luggage before bringing luggage into your home.Purchasing furniture:If you're buying new or used furniture, inspect all furniture before bringing it into your home.  A bed bug detection UV light can help you spot signs of bed bug droppings and eggs preventing an infestation.Never ever bring home discarded furniture, mattresses, bed frames, or headboards.  There's a good chance they are infested with bed bugs and have been discarded for a reason.