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Bed Bug Heat Treatment
Heat Temperature Eradication Information
Room Treatment:
Our Technicians bring in specially designed equipment, to raise the temperature over 124 degrees, which eliminates ALL stages of bed bugs and eggs.
Adult Bed Bugs and Nymphs exposed to temperatures of 113 for 90 minutes (based on the severity of the infestation) will die exposed to high heat temperatures.
Studies have shown that chemical treatments are not effective for the elimination of bed bugs, they tend to become resistant to chemical treatments.
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Additional Information
Q&A
Q: Are Infestations caused by Filth?
A: No, many believe bed bugs infestation is caused by filth, but this is a misconception. Bed bugs can live in any environment if they have access to their food source.
Q: Do bed bugs spread disease?
A: Bed bugs are not known to spread disease. Bed bugs can be an annoyance because their presence may cause itching and loss of sleep. Sometimes the itching can lead to excessive scratching that can sometimes increase the chance of a secondary skin infection.
Q: Do I need to wash my clothes and dry them if I find bed bugs on clothing?
A: If you want to only kill bed bugs you do not need to wash your clothes, simply putting infested items in the dryer for 30 minutes on high will kill all the bed bugs.
Q: Can heat Kill Bed Bugs
A: Heat kills all life stages of Bed Bugs, from Adult to egg
Q: How often do Bed Bugs feed?
A: According to the University of California, studies show Bed Bugs feed at night and go without feeding for 20 to 400 days.
Q: How fast do they reproduce eggs.
A: Female Bed Bugs lay 200 to 500 eggs during their lifespan. Equivalently up to 2 to 5 eggs per day.
Learn More: https://www.epa.gov/bedbugs/local-resources-bed-bug-assistance
News
D.C. ranks No. 1 on ‘Bed Bug Cities’ list
According to The Washington Post, D.C. ranks No. 1 on ‘Bed Bug Cities’ list, ending Baltimore’s three-year reign, according to Orkin.
MVA Parkville employees don't feel safe after discovery of several bedbugs
PARKVILLE, Md. —
A week after reports of bedbug issues at the Motor Vehicle Administration in Parkville, officials confirm inspectors found several bedbugs at the facility, and employees still said they don't feel safe.