Kárpát

Kärpät, also known as bed bugs, are small, flat, parasitic insects belonging to the family Cimicidae. They are reddish-brown in color and measure about 1-7 millimeters in length. Kärpät are known for their ability to survive without food for several months and can infest a wide range of environments, including homes, hotels, and public transportation.

These insects feed on the blood of humans and animals, typically biting during the night. The bites can cause itching and, in some cases, allergic reactions. Kärpät are challenging to control due to their ability to hide in cracks and crevices and their resistance to many pesticides.

Prevention and control measures for kärpät include regular cleaning and vacuuming, sealing entry points, and using mattress encasements. Professional pest control services may be necessary for severe infestations. Early detection and treatment are crucial to prevent the spread of the infestation and minimize discomfort for affected individuals.