The Sealy Bed Collection Every Sealy bed is hand made in Australia using materials sourced and crafted locally. We understand that choosing a new mattress can be a confusing process, with so many options available. gives you a good starting point by identifying the best Sealy bed to suit your unique needs. Sealy beds are available in a wide variety of stores across Australia. The best way to get a feel for your new Sealy bed is to head in store. Rest easy knowing your new sleep system is backed by a Sealy guarantee. You can now register your guarantee online. Video: A carpet python makes a return visit to Max Mason's bed. Man bitten by python after waking to find it across his neck Max Mason has woken for the second time this week to find a carpet python crawling across his neck as he was lying in bed at home in the upmarket Brisbane suburb of Ascot."I felt the same feeling — a cold, slithering feeling sliding up my shoulder across my neck," Mr Mason told the ABC.
Snakes eating other animals Snakes aren't just interested in rats and mice — they eat crocodiles, wallabies and other snakes too. A snake catcher who likewise returned to the property to help deal with the nocturnal visitor confirmed it was the same snake on both occasions.Two days ago, Mr Mason was bitten by the python, which is thankfully non-venomous.Mr Mason said he knew exactly what to do when the snake made a return visit."I slid out under the sheet but then the snake was headed for my sleeping wife and I thought I better wake her up and tell her about the event," he said.The snake escaped under the bed but Mr Mason said he picked it up and put it in a container because he knew it was not poisonous."The snake and I are still good friends, no-one got hurt."The snake had slithered back from the nearby reserve where it was released after its first visit to the Masons' home on Wednesday. A snake catcher confirmed the same carpet python had made a return visit. Veteran snake catcher David Farrimond said it was definitely the same reptile."
There's a mark just on the top of the back of its head — a little white fleck on one of the pattern marks which is identical to the photo he took the other day," he said.Mr Farrimond said carpet pythons were the snakes he saw most frequently across Brisbane."I've caught them right in the middle of town in Ann Street, so to find one anywhere else really is just normal." He said this time he would seek a new home for the snake that was a little further away from the Mason residence.Mr Mason said he hoped this was the last he saw of his reptilian friend so he might finally get a good night's sleep. Mr Mason in a Brisbane hospital after he being bitten on the hand on Wednesday. More snake stories:Pregnant brown snake with clutch of eggs found under fridgeSnake curls up in Townsville loo in search of waterDaddy-long-legs wins David and Goliath battle with snakePet python 'handcuffs' Sunshine Coast ownerCat comes to rescue after red-bellied black snake bites ownerMotorist startled as snake hitches ride on windscreen
Edit ArticleHow to Deal with Bedbugs Three Parts:Killing the bedbugsCleaningDealing with going through a bedbug infestationCommunity Q&A Ugh... bedbugs - a subject no one wants to talk about. Whether they are on your carpet or bed, there's always ways to deal with them. It's not the end of the world! Just read this article and you'll find a resolution to the situation. Learn how to kill bedbugs. Use rubbing alcohol or water and detergent applied from a good, big spray bottle. The spray bottles from home improvement and department stores are adequate. A better buy would be to use used and higher quality spray bottles for laundry pre-treatment, glass cleaners, car interior cleaners etc. Alcohol - buy several large bottles of 70% rubbing alcohol and mix them with water at no less than 50% strength. Drench the ribbings of the mattresses and box springs, cracks where the walls and floors meet, and all cracks and crevices in chairs, furniture and other places. Alternatively, use 90% rubbing alcohol and do not dilute;
saturate the seams of the mattress. This kills them instantly but do open your windows for a while.Use this like rubbing alcohol and for cleaning of the bed before you encapsulate it. Detergent is a better cleaner than rubbing alcohol and kills bedbugs quickly. Clean and organize, this is a very important. Cleaning includes washing clothes, sheets, pillows and rugs. Wipe down storage containers, and under and behind shelves and desks. Remember that nearly every household has bed bugs. Your neighbors or your friends might not mention it but they actually have an infested house. Always think on the bright side. Did you get bitten by one? If you did, it's not a big deal because you can cure it. When you kill the bedbugs, it's a done feat. Read what others have done to get rid of bedbugs. Show more unanswered questions This video will show you natural ways to deal with bed bugs. Get help if you cannot move your bed and furniture, if you cannot bend and reach in those hard to get at places when cleaning, if you are busy and can afford it.
However, be wary of using insecticides for health reasons and because they have little residual effect. Bed bugs do go into electrical outlets and this is where an aerosol spray would be safer to use on after you turn off the power. Dealing with bedbugs comprehensively is not spending a fortune or using insecticides and other methods. Bedbug are living things, they have to eat, breathe and have weaknesses: they are slow moving, cannot jump, cannot fly and cannot climb on slippery surfaces. When mating bedbugs are big and can be easily killed, so even if you cannot spot or kill the smaller ones, they will not be able to mate because you will find and spot kill them then at that stage of their development where they will be very visible and slow moving. Encapsulate them in mattresses and box springs. They are sharing the limited air with other micro organisms. They will die from the severe lack of oxygen and starvation. CO2 bait traps may or may not work. Bed bugs are attracted to humans by CO2, heat, and other factors.
Be knowledgeable about bedbugs, be prepared and have a plan to deal with them in the many situations when you are away from home. The simplest and most economic plan: drape a big sheet of plastic over your bed (or sofa) that goes over the mattress and box-spring. Do not let your blanket or comforter become a bridge, to let the bedbugs crawl to the bed from the floor or wall. If all you did was cover your bed with a plastic sheet and cleaned everything vigorously, you would eliminate your bedbug problem. It would not be necessary to use insecticides, vapor bombs, rubbing alcohol, mattress and box spring covers, exterminators, CO2 traps, spray bottles, diatomaceous earth sprinkling, heat treatments, freezing etc. Do not let your bed come into contact with the wall day or night. Inspect everything that you place over your plastic shield. If you have not dealt with or seen bedbugs, the first few nights will be sheer terror because bedbugs draw a lot of blood. Bedbugs draw a lot more blood than mosquitoes but do not spread diseases like them.