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Doctor reveals the unsettling reason you should wait to unpack your suitcase after traveling
New York Post
New York Post
-October 21, 2024

Doctor reveals the unsettling reason you should wait to unpack your suitcase after traveling

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Creepy Crawlies: Why You Shouldn't Unpack Right Away!

So, Dr. Jason Singh just dropped a TikTok gem about bedbugs that’s got over 750K views! He warns that if you’ve stayed in a hotel, hold off on unpacking your suitcase. Bedbug eggs can hatch in 6-10 days, and these little guys need blood to grow. Yikes! Make sure your suitcase stays closed for at least two weeks to starve them out. Who knew being lazy was actually smart?

Travel Hacks: Protect Your Stuff from Bedbugs!

Eric Braun, an entomologist, suggests some pro tips for avoiding bedbugs while traveling: keep your suitcase off the floor, maybe even park it in the bathtub. And when you get home? Don’t just toss stuff around—immediately throw anything washable in the dryer on high heat. It's all about that prevention game!

Comment Culture: Unpacking Habits of Gen Z Travelers

The comments section on Singh's TikTok was lit with opinions! Some folks unpack immediately like it's an Olympic sport, while others vibe with letting their bags chill for a few weeks. It’s a mix of “who has time?” versus “I need my clothes ASAP!” Either way, we’re all learning something here.

Immediate Actions If You Spot Bedbugs!

If you discover a bedbug hitchhiker in your luggage, don’t panic! Just toss those clothes into the dryer on high heat before washing. If you can’t wash right away, seal them up in a bag and keep them outside. Remember, bedbugs are basically ninjas—they can survive months without food!

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