By Natural Solutions Plus
When it comes to bed bug treatment, homeowners have more options than ever before. Unfortunately, not all pest control companies are created equal. Many companies charge premium prices, use outdated methods, or treat customers like just another number. At Natural Solutions Plus, we believe customers deserve better.
Experience That Matters
Bed bugs are one of the most difficult pests to eliminate. A single missed bug or egg can restart an infestation. That’s why experience is critical. At Natural Solutions Plus, bed bug treatment isn’t just one of the many services we offer—it’s one of our specialties.
We understand bed bug behavior, hiding places, breeding habits, and the most effective treatment strategies available today. Our team is committed to providing thorough inspections and targeted solutions that deliver results.
Affordable Solutions Without Sacrificing Quality
Many homeowners are shocked when they receive quotes from larger pest control companies. Some treatments can cost thousands of dollars, leaving families feeling trapped between living with bed bugs or breaking their budget.
Natural Solutions Plus believes effective treatment should be affordable. We offer cost-effective solutions that provide real results without unnecessary upsells or inflated pricing. Our goal is to solve your problem, not maximize your bill.
Non-Toxic and Family-Friendly Options
Many customers are concerned about exposing their children, pets, and loved ones to harsh chemicals. That’s why we focus on safer treatment options whenever possible.
Our approach emphasizes effective, responsible solutions designed to eliminate bed bugs while minimizing unnecessary chemical exposure. We work with customers to find treatment plans that fit their needs and comfort level.
Personalized Service
Large national companies often treat customers as account numbers. At Natural Solutions Plus, every customer matters.
When you call us, you’ll speak with professionals who genuinely care about helping you solve your bed bug problem. We take the time to answer questions, explain treatment options, and provide honest recommendations.
Fast Response Times
Bed bugs don’t wait, and neither should you. The longer an infestation is allowed to grow, the more difficult and expensive it can become to eliminate.
Natural Solutions Plus works hard to provide quick responses and prompt scheduling so you can start taking control of your infestation as soon as possible.
Reputation Built on Results
Our reputation has been built one satisfied customer at a time. We take pride in providing dependable service, honest communication, and effective treatments that help families sleep peacefully again.
Many of our new customers come from referrals and word-of-mouth recommendations—a reflection of the trust we’ve earned within the communities we serve.
The Natural Solutions Plus Difference
Choosing a bed bug company is about more than price. It’s about trust, experience, service, and results.
At Natural Solutions Plus, we combine:

• Specialized bed bug expertise
• Affordable pricing
• Family-friendly treatment options
• Exceptional customer service
• Fast response times
• Proven results

If you’re dealing with bed bugs, don’t settle for a company that treats you like just another appointment on the schedule. Choose a team that puts your needs first and is committed to helping you reclaim your home.
Natural Solutions Plus — Affordable. Effective. Trusted.

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​Bed Bugs and How Quickly They Multiply

Author: Natural Solution Plus
Date: May 20, 2026
Category: Pest Awareness

Bed bugs are small, blood-feeding insects that can cause big problems. Not only are their bites itchy and uncomfortable, but they can also multiply at an astonishing rate, turning a small problem into a full-blown infestation in a surprisingly short amount of time.

WHAT ARE BED BUGS?

Bed bugs (Cimex lectularius) are tiny, flat, oval-shaped insects that feed on the blood of humans and animals. They are reddish-brown in color, about the size of an apple seed, and are most active at night.

THE SHOCKING TRUTH: HOW QUICKLY THEY MULTIPLY

Bed bugs multiply fast—really fast. A single female bed bug can lay 1 to 5 eggs per day, which adds up to 200 to 500 eggs in her lifetime.

* Egg Stage: Eggs hatch in about 6 to 10 days.
* Nymph Stage: After hatching, bed bugs go through 5 nymph stages. Each stage takes about 5 to 7 days, and they need a blood meal to molt (shed their skin) and grow.
* Reproductive Maturity: In about 5 to 8 weeks, nymphs mature into adults and can start reproducing.

Under ideal conditions—warmth, food (blood), and hiding places—a small infestation can explode into thousands of bed bugs in just a few months.

It’s important to contact Natural Solutions Plus at first detection for Easy, Cost effective treatment. Call us today (405)432-4720.

​Natural Solutions Plus is a powerful, non-toxic solution designed to eliminate bed bugs while keeping your home and family safe. Unlike harsh ineffective chemical treatments, Natural Solutions Plus uses effective ingredients that target bed bugs and their eggs without leaving behind harmful residues. Customers trust it because it works fast, is easy to apply, and can be used in homes, apartments, hotels, and other living spaces with confidence. Whether you’re dealing with a small infestation or a major outbreak, Natural Solutions Plus provides professional-strength results with a safer, more effective approach to bed bug control.

At Natural Solutions Plus, customer service is the backbone of everything we do. From the first call to the final treatment, we focus on clear communication, fast response times, and treating every customer like family. We understand how stressful pest issues—especially bed bugs—can be, so we take the time to explain every step, answer every question, and make sure you feel confident and taken care of throughout the process. Our team shows up on time, works with professionalism and respect for your home, and follows through until the job is done right. It’s not just about solving the problem—it’s about giving you peace of mind and a level of service you can trust.

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Bed bugs are tiny, reddish-brown, parasitic insects that feed on human blood at night, hiding in mattresses, furniture, and cracks, and are spread by hitchhiking on belongings like luggage and clothing; while not disease carriers, their bites cause itchy welts and can lead to skin infections or anxiety, requiring thorough cleaning, heat treatment (dryer), and professional pest control for eradication, as they are resilient and reproduce quickly.

Basic Bed Bug Biology Bed bugs can reproduce rapidly. Females will lay one to five eggs per day, and one female can lay between 200-300 eggs over her lifetime. The eggs are white, about 1/32-inch long, and are covered with sticky glue that keeps them attached to the surface where they are laid. The eggs hatch in 3 to 7 days and then go through five growth periods called instars. Young, light tan bed bugs turn darker brown as they get older. They need a blood meal before they can molt from one growth period to the next. It takes between 21 to 120 days to grow from an egg to adult, depending on temperature, humidity and the availability of a blood source.

Bed bugs date back to Ancient Rome where they were wreaking havoc throughout Asia and Europe. England began reporting bed bugs in the 1500’s.
During the 18th Century, bed bugs made their way into America via ships arriving from Europe. By the 20th Century, most Americans had seen and been bitten by bed bugs. However, with diligence and the use of pesticides, bed bugs had almost been eliminated.

Chemical control is the most common approach to managing bed bug infestations. However, relying on insecticides alone might require a greater amount of the product, which can lead to insecticide resistance. In addition, labels prohibit the use of insecticides on some bed bug-preferred areas, such as mattresses and couches, because people may come into direct contact with the chemical. Also, insecticides cannot be applied to fabric items such as sheets, pillows, blankets, and clothes.
IPM programs, especially those that combine chemical and mechanical approaches, are effective to control bed bugs. For example, some companies that use whole room heat treatment recommend insecticide application in places where bed bugs would walk and rest to avoid re-infestations. Other companies use insecticides on resting areas (such as bed frames, box springs, inside empty dressers, and cracks) in combination with vacuuming and steam (on beds and couches).
Approximately 300 products in the following categories are registered to control bed bugs.