I could make a lot of tasteless jokes.
I could make a lot of tasteless jokes.
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This result emphases the importance of making sure luggage and other belongings are made as inaccessible to bed bugs as possible when staying in increased risk places, for example by making sure bags are fully closed and secured and kept away from the bed.”
ReplyDeleteThe number one bed bug risk place I ever stayed at (White House Hostel on Bowery in NYC, 2002), which was shut down multiple times by the department of sanitation for bed bug infestation, keeping your luggage away from the bed was literally impossible — the "room" consist of e bed and a one foot wide aisle next to it. With luggage storage provided by having the beds raised off the ground by a few feet. And the definition of "bed" being a large board plus a cheap and filthy mattress.
It is as close as I am ever likely to come to sleeping in a late nineteenth century flophouse — right down to the at least pre-WWII notices of rules, most prominently, no spitting.