What Is Thermal Pest Control, and How Does It Work?
What is thermal pest control? What makes it better than using poison or chemicals to get rid of a bed bug infestation? At Bed Bug Heaters, we know that infestations are frustrating and expensive, and that finding the right remedy is difficult. Thermal pest control is a great option that saves you money and is safer than some of the more common methods. We can tell you exactly why in this blog.
Bed Bugs and High Heat Thermal pest control is an extremely effective way to get rid of bed bugs because they just can’t survive at higher temperatures. While bed bugs do seek out the warmth of your home, once it gets too hot, they either try to escape or end up dead. Compare this to chemical sprays and poison which, while effective, only cover a specific area. This allows the bed bugs to find somewhere to hide and survive. Getting to the bed bugs that have burrowed and made their home deep inside a mattress or bedding is almost impossible, so heating their habitat guarantees they’re taken care of. How Hot Does It Need to Get? Generally, a lethal temperature for bed bugs is between 117 to 122 degrees Fahrenheit, although some thermal pest control equipment will heat as high as almost 140. These high temperatures kill the bed bugs themselves and eliminate the eggs. Just like any other problem pest, the eggs cause the biggest issue. Finding and destroying the eggs means cutting off your infestation at the source. How Long Does It Take? Depending on the scale of your bed bug infestation, the time it takes to completely eliminate bed bugs will vary. You’ll need to allow some time for the equipment to reach the right temperature, but you won’t need to abandon your home for multiple days as with some treatments. You should also put some time aside before and after you actually start the process. This will let you sort through bedding and materials that might also be infested beforehand, tidy and organize things again afterward, and move things into and out of the rooms being treated. Talk to Us About Thermal Pest Control Convinced? If you’re dealing with a bed bug infestation and you’re looking for a reliable, safe solution, contact Bed Bug Hunters about thermal pest control. We can rent you the same equipment used by the professionals or provide a service to get it done for you. Don’t let bed bugs ruin your quality of life — talk to the pros!
9 Comments
4/8/2021 11:39:06 am
I've been waking up with red dots on my skin, and I'm pretty sure it's due to bed bugs. It makes sense that I would want to work with a professional to help me out with this! It's interesting that there are ways to kill them with heat. I'll be sure to get a professional to use that method for me. Thanks for pointing out that the right temperature is needed to ensure that the bugs and their eggs will be eliminated. I hope hotels and vacation rentals do this type of pest control often so that there will be no bed bugs when people stay in their place. Personally, I would want to check their pest control schedule before staying on their property since my skin can be quite sensitive to bugs. 6/3/2021 12:31:04 am
I am much obliged to you for sharing this article. Incredibly astounding and educational. Keep it up. 7/8/2021 11:34:39 am
I've been having issues with bed bugs, and I have no idea how to get rid of all of them. It's interesting that you can get rid of pests like that with extreme heat! I'll have to see if I can get a professional to see if they can do that for me, because I want them all gone. 8/5/2021 11:43:08 pm
Thanks for pointing out that the duration of the treatment will depend on how many bed bugs you might have. I hope that we don't have too much since we will be expecting guests this weekend. We might just have the bedbugs after staying in an affordable hotel last week. 10/8/2021 10:53:35 am
I had no idea that you could get rid of bed bugs with thermal pest control. We found some in my son's room. Hopefully, we can get a hold of a pest control service that does thermal work. 10/12/2021 05:33:16 pm
Very much appreciated. Thank you for this excellent article. Keep posting! 2/10/2022 01:17:38 pm
While bed bugs do seek out the warmth of your home, once it gets too hot, they either try to escape or end up dead. I truly appreciate your great post! Leave a Reply. |
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