In order to use ThermaPure heat system to eradicate bedbugs, you will need a professional, with the appropriate equipment, including surface temperature readers. Bed bugs die in temperatures above 140 degrees. When there is severe infestation, heat may be the only way to attack the problem. When 140 degrees is reached, the temperature has to be maintained for 3 hours. Monitor the temperatures of all surfaces. Every table, chair, mattress, table, etc. must reach 140 degrees. It isn't enough to bring the room up to a lethal temperature. Every surface must also reach that temperature. If it has been maintained for 3 hours, then every egg and bed bug will be killed.
- Hot
- Latest
-
How To: Make a Homemade Cat Repellent - Home Remedies for Repelling Cats
-
How To: 10 Ways to Whiten Clothes Without Using Any Bleach
-
How To: The Secret to Washing Your "Dry Clean" Clothes—Without Going to the Dry Cleaner
-
How To: 5 Simple Ways to Keep Your Bathroom Mirror from Fogging Up
-
How To: Remove blueberry stains from fabric
-
How To: Remove Almost Any Stain Using Alcohol
-
How To: Change a roll of toilet paper in a public place
-
How To: 10 Reasons Why Your Freezer Is Perfect for Doing Laundry
-
How To: Remove water spots from chrome
-
How To: Clean an iron with Martha Stewart's REAL SIMPLE
-
How To: Clean wretched vomit smells from carpet with baking soda, water and a vacuum
-
How To: Get grease stains out of fabric
-
How To: Unclog a toilet in 11 seconds like a pro plumber
-
How To: Remove permanent marker stains with toothpaste
-
How To: Tie a slip knot in a plastic grocery bag
-
How To: Fold a bra for compact storage
-
How To: Remove gum from clothing with nail polish remover
-
How To: Remove wrinkles from polyester
-
How To: Remove rust stains caused by ironing
-
How To: Easily clean your coins with clr
-
How To: Make a Homemade Cat Repellent - Home Remedies for Repelling Cats
-
How To: 10 Ways to Whiten Clothes Without Using Any Bleach
-
How To: The Secret to Washing Your "Dry Clean" Clothes—Without Going to the Dry Cleaner
-
How To: 5 Simple Ways to Keep Your Bathroom Mirror from Fogging Up
-
How To: Remove blueberry stains from fabric
-
How To: Remove Almost Any Stain Using Alcohol
-
How To: Change a roll of toilet paper in a public place
-
How To: 10 Reasons Why Your Freezer Is Perfect for Doing Laundry
-
How To: Remove water spots from chrome
-
How To: Clean an iron with Martha Stewart's REAL SIMPLE
-
How To: Clean wretched vomit smells from carpet with baking soda, water and a vacuum
-
How To: Get grease stains out of fabric
-
How To: Unclog a toilet in 11 seconds like a pro plumber
-
How To: Remove permanent marker stains with toothpaste
-
How To: Tie a slip knot in a plastic grocery bag
-
How To: Fold a bra for compact storage
-
How To: Remove gum from clothing with nail polish remover
-
How To: Remove wrinkles from polyester
-
How To: Remove rust stains caused by ironing
-
How To: Easily clean your coins with clr
Be the First to Comment
Share Your Thoughts