Since getting my first (and only - thus far) treatment two weeks ago, I have only had three instances of bites. Two bites on my neck a few days after treatment, then, a few days later, two bites on my hand. I awoke to find the recently fed bug retreating and captured/killed it. Several days after that, I caught/killed an adult female that had recently bit me, but didn't seem to have fed. This morning, however, I woke up randomly (later discovered a bite on my forehead) and found a nymph above my head on the mattress. I caught/killed it and taped it with the rest.
The female that bit me, I understand. I was told females tend to wander during treatment, but the the nymph and the young male that bit me in my bed have been really confusing. My bed was treated and I have interceptors on all the legs. I have no bedding on my mattress except a double encasement and I sleep with a single sheet that gets washed and dried daily. I have steamed and vacuumed the bed itself twice and underneath/around daily. Is it possible that there are bugs or newly-hatched eggs still stuck in my bed somewhere that don't ever attempt to leave? It's either that or they can navigate the interceptors multiple times a week.
Any thoughts?