Serving South Australia for over 130 Years The Salvation Army is a community based Christian Church that has an established network of support services for: dealing with financial hardship survivors of family and domestic violence those affected by alcohol and drug addiction In caring for people, The Salvation Army brings real meaning to the concept of putting faith into action. Cafe Salvo Opens at Ingle Farm A new and exciting café has opened right next door The Salvation Army Ingle Farm. Open from 8am-3pm Monday to Friday, Café Salvo has a great range of food and drink available with all proceeds going to support the work of The Salvation Army. Links to other resources Service User Rights and Responsibilities SA Division Disability Action Plan SA Division Strategic Plan SA Division Social Programme Annual Report 2014 Social Justice South Australia 50+ and Loving LifeThe Sealy Bed Collection Every Sealy bed is hand made in Australia using materials sourced and crafted locally.
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Bed bugs are small insects that feed on your blood, often causing itchy bites. They tend to live around your bed and travel on clothing, furniture, bedding and luggage. While they do not transmit diseases, they are upsetting and can be hard to get rid of. What are bed bugs?Bed bugs are oval-shaped and flat. They can grow up to 5mm long, changing colour from cream to brown as they mature. While they need blood feeds to grow, they are resilient and can live for up to a year without a feed.Bed bugs tend to live in cracks and crevices in and around your bed, especially in mattress seams.Signs and symptomsSigns of a bed bug infestation include:regularly waking with bitesbed bugs on your mattress, bed frame and other furniturebrown spotting (bed bug faeces) or blood spots on your mattressa musty, sweet smell with large infestations.Some people do not react to bed bug bites, but many develop red, itchy spots. These are often found on your legs, arms and shoulders. Some bites can become infected.
Very occasionally, people with multiple bites have lost so much blood they became anaemic. Some doctors believe bed bugs may trigger asthma.TreatmentBed bug bites tend to clear up on their own, or with simple first aid measures. Read about treating insect bites.See your doctor if you are concerned about your bites. Your doctor may recommend mild steroid creams or antihistamines if your bites are very itchy or severe. If a bite has become infected, your doctor may prescribe antibiotics.How to get rid of bed bugsNon-chemical approaches include steaming, vacuuming, and washing clothing in hot water and using a hot clothes dryer.But it can be hard to get rid of bed bugs. If those approaches don’t work, consult a pest controller for advice.PreventionYou can help prevent infestations by:avoiding using second-hand mattressesregularly checking your bed for bed bugskeeping your bedroom tidy to minimise hiding spots.Murray’s has bed bug pest control solutions across Adelaide and South Australia.Been bitten in bed?
It’s possibly Bed Bug bites, which cause redness, irritation and swelling. These blood suckers like to hide in the seams of mattresses & tell tale signs are the tiny blood spots they leave on sheets.Bed Bugs are the world’s fastest growing problem pest – especially in the USA & increasingly in Australia. They’ve been called ‘the globe’s greatest hitchhikers’ because their rapid spread comes courtesy of traveller’s luggage.Having bed bugs doesn’t mean you’re unsanitary, just unlucky. Treatment is very specialised and differs depending on the infestation and environment.For details on treatment, warranty and a no obligation quote, call Murray’s for our Adelaide bed bug control strategies.Bed bugs are blood sucking insects that hide in cracks and crevices close to their host which is commonly humans along with household pets. Adult bed bugs can survive for up to seven months without blood and have been known to live in empty buildings for up to one year.Good hygiene practices are essential to controlling and preventing bed bug infestations along with sealing cracks and crevices to affected areas where possible.
The most common control of bed bug outbreaks is the application of synthetic pyrethroid insecticides to all surface and bed bug harbourage areas. In some situations such as traveller accommodation an ongoing program and preventative treatment may be required. Our Adelaide pest control technicians can help you with you specific bed bug problem.Salvos Stores welcomes both corporate and personal donations - without these, stores would cease to operate. Donated goods are sorted, distributed and sold in stores. All profits go to The Salvation Army for use across its invaluable community programs. Furthermore, your donation may be directly helping people in need. Those requiring assistance receive vouchers from The Salvation Army Family Support Services to use in Salvos Stores. You can donate at any of our 210 stores during opening hours, view Salvos Stores locations. Salvos Stores also has a number of Donation Centres which are open seven days a week for donor convenience, view Salvos Stores Donation Centres.