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I would've tossed that mattress out in bulk trash! I work in an assisted living facility and people have bedbugs there all the time! I think steam is the ultimate way to go!

how much is this

Gross me out I hate those fuckers!!!! They shouldn't exist at all.

This is an interesting video, and the heat DOES really kill the bed bugs. But remember, heat rises and the bed bugs closest to the molding on the wall will EXIT under the molding to get up into the wall and avoid being killed. Then, they will come back as soon as the heat is gone, and a meal is available. This is even worse if you have carpeting under the molding, which protects the bugs from the heat. Failures of heat treatment occur when the bugs escape into the wall. In order to prevent this from happening, you need to BAIT the molding with powder to kill them as they try to escape, or at least follow up a heat treatment with molding treatment next to the bed. And take off the electrical covers and treat the boxes. Same with cable or telephone connectors. If you live in a condo or apartment with shared walls, they will colonize your neighbors and vice versa. Most drywall does not seal perfectly. Bed bugs can easily get into it and around it. HEAT RISES. There is insulation in the wall that protects them. Failures of heat treatments occur because they colonize the walls during the treatment. If you don't spend time to bait the walls behind and next to your bed, you will still get bitten. Some people bait with DE. I prefer Harris powder. It is more efficient and lasts longer. Sanjosemike (no longer in CA)

I honestly thought everyone had a reaction to them.

When i used to treat bed bugs the matteress and bed were turned up abd any other furniture the same,used to do a 7hr heat treatment.

Bed bugs are hitch-hiking masters. How do you know that you're not carrying these home ? Do you spray down with chemical before you leave the treated house?

Poor kids. Shameful parents

I didn't see a whole lot of dying bugs. May as well make them some mini palm trees and margaritas to go with the tropical heat...

Wow and all those surviving off a child

I got them in February. I had hives all over. I reacted so extremely we were ready to take me to e.r.. finally yesterday after months of trying to eradicate them ourselves we paid for heat treatment. Apartment was very hot on our return home. But we survived. I hope they are gone for good

BRO WHAT ARE YOU DOING GTFO OF THERE

I hate these fucking bedbugs and really want to flame them... 🔥🔥🔥😬😬😬

dont they hide in walls? and if too hot they go back deep into walls and hide?

I use a diesel heater it reached 160 f for 40 minutes..

Tag 'em and bUg 'em!

That is why people need to change household sheets twice a week.

Seems like they'd just wagon train up and head for the next room.

My God. I react insanely to one bite. I literally would probably die from an allergic reaction if I slept in that bed. My throat would probably close. One night in that bed has to be hundreds of bites. I had one bug bite me 10 times in a perfect line on my leg. My leg was swollen to the point of pain I had to take steroids. Then after a couple days the itching is like 10x a mosquito bite. I literally want to dig my flesh out.

Steaming is good because its so sudden and hot they don't have time to hide or adapt . Gradual heating pushes them to seek cool.

I found multi treatment works best. So chemical, then after a few are dead powder. Steaming. Then chemical. Pretty much like getting rid of Covid. You need a multi facetted approach.

I've set my black balilistic camera back pack out in the sun in the Summer, and in about five minutes the bugs were abandoning ship in a hurry. Heat works.

I hate them

That’s insane!

Whats scary is there is barely any blood spots on that mattress, Its scary how these bugs can fly under the radar.

This is sooooo upsetting

Not well done. Stand up mattress and box spring, expose bed frame and put all items of clothing in the dryer. Strip room as much as possible. Should have vacuumed them first, then sprayed with chemicals, then steamed the rest. Do this every week till they are gone. That's how I got rid of my problem.

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Why would you not prop up the matress.off the boards 😒

If I have a sprinkler system in my apartment will the heat at 140 degrees set off the system?

He is right, and since there are no chemical, you can now then safely eat them because they are an excellent source of protein and Vitamin B12

so if i treat my own room would i have to take out any electronics

who else is feeling itchy?

I like to have sex and feel the bedbugs crawl all over my body while I'm doing it. Great!

I'm glad these bedbugs are getting what they deserve

Every time I watch this it just make me want to scratch so bad

After the heat treatment what do people do with the dead bugs😫

Omg

That’s not the hat and wig dance

They are happy little do they know haha think the nimphs are all new id say they ben their few weeks its how they start feels like masqeto bigting rist then its to late i coldent even find one for few weeks

2 bed bugs produce a million mine started id feel my rist get bit thought it was masqeto and kept hapening it wasent tell every where i noticed them and suspected somthis so i was spraying first and couldent see them

At least their contained

Wow their bad how did you not notice them

Why didn’t you finish showing the increased temperature and the bedbugs dying and the end result. Dead ones everywhere or one squiggling off some how?

Doesn't kill the ones hiding in the top bunk

How long do you think they were in there before it reached that level?

I used to have them when i lived in london they smell awful when you squash them so dont squash them near your face stomp on them bedbugs are the reason why i dont want to live in apartment buildings cause once some idiot buys a mattress or a sofa off a random guy on ebay for a suspiciously cheap price the whole building will be taken over by them in a week

Wow

I find it unbelievable the infestation is that bad and there are zero visible poo signs. You put those bugs on the bed...