A resident reports small, cockroach-like bugs biting legs and arms at night, appearing on the bed despite repellent sprays. They wonder if the pests come through duct vents or doors.
Bed bugs typically remain on or near the bed. If insects are found away from the bedroom, they are likely something else—possibly carpet beetles, spider beetles, or other pests. Bed bugs are wingless, oval, reddish-brown, and about the size of an apple seed.
Do not rely solely on repellent sprays; proper identification is essential for effective treatment.
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