Ask a qualified pest provider about suspected bed bugs
Record what was seen, where and when, without disturbing bedding or applying a product. NSW Health provides general bed-bug information; it does not identify a particular home or endorse peroxide. Ask a qualified pest provider to assess the signs and explain the proposed work.
Do not apply household chemicals to skin
A household cleaner or pesticide should not be used on skin unless its exact label expressly permits that use. Ask a health professional or current health authority about a bite, rash or other symptom. Healthdirect provides Australian information on insect bites and stings; this page is not medical advice.
Check the product label before any pest use
If a pest treatment is proposed, obtain the exact current product label and written provider instructions for the target pest, site, occupants, pets, preparation and re-entry. Do not mix products or use a household chemical outside its labelled purpose.
Confirm Dirt2Tidy’s subcontracted service
Dirt2Tidy arranges pest-control services through subcontractors across its operating cities; the external provider performs any accepted inspection or treatment. Confirm the provider, applicable qualifications, accepted work, address/date and terms before booking.
Keep carpet cleaning and pest treatment separate
Routine carpet cleaning is not a bed-bug inspection, treatment or skin-health service. Follow the pest provider’s instructions before arranging any separate cleaning of affected items.
