How to kill bed bugs... with a heat gun!

This is a chair with hundreds of bed bugs infested in it. Most of the bugs were killed with a heat gun. Followed up with a chemical treatment at the same time. No more bed bugs! Customer happy! 👍🏻

[@prashantacharya2008]

100% satisfaction video for those suffering from bedbugs for months

[@zes7215]

no such thing as satsify or suffer or for or etc

[@emilychandler2457]

Yes! This is exactly what I needed to see. My apartment had been sprayed the times. Waiting for the fourth. I'm done. Getting a heat gun tomorrow!

[@jimmatrix7244]

GET IT NOW!

[@victoriasegall3404]

So happy that I found this video today! I moved to a shared apartment in a building that is not exactly the best example in terms of cleanliness. I have a large room that was converted into a studio apartment, and although I got my bed changed, and even sprayed, I still get bedbug bites EVERY night! Enough is enough! I'm going to buy a heat gun asap! I will let you know what happens afterwards.

[@dcmasy]

Did it fix the problem?

[@victoriasegall3404]

@@dcmasy yes.

[@mattrussillo4587]

Seeing someone run amok with a heat gun doesn't tell me much. How about some explanation on proper heat settings the most effective ways and places to use it,ect.?

[@terrancepemberton4648]

Lol low, low heat setting

[@820hurleyj]

Yikes! I may be (will be) doing that tomorrow! Nasty little buggers!!!

[@citycybercenter9097]

Best method 💯 results

[@jimmatrix7244]

That's a good roasting. However, the sofa or mattress needs washing or straight to thrash bin. You don't want those bloodsuckers coming back.

[@aborane6782]

how much heat is that gun putting out? I see it working im just afraid it could start a fire?

[@larrygaggin9364]

Nitrouswater The H20 I have it on the second to lowest setting on my gun. It’s around 600 degrees. It’s a radiant heat, like your oven, so just like you can put your hand in the oven without burning it, it’s not going to immediately catch things on fire. Just keep it moving. Furniture is made of fire resistance materials as well.

[@r26otacon]

@@larrygaggin9364 Which heatgun is this? It doesn't seem to blow too much air while also outputting enough heat. How do you stop it from blowing them away?

[@jimmatrix7244]

80 degree Celsius fries them and the eggs

[@jimmatrix7244]

@@r26otacon Hold the gun few feet away from bedbugs so that the air does not blow them away.

[@IRFANKHAN-sl8fm]

Please suggest me the model of gun

[@michaelcastaneda4135]

Thank you but damn that freaked me out

[@S.H-J83]

Hi.. Can I use this method for my wardrobe? Will it ruin my cloth?

[@lallali5696]

U better take them out n soak them in super hot water or give it for laundry. .. there are probably alot already hiding in those cloths

[@baconpolice1223]

Burn that house damn

[@claudetam4744]

throw that bloody chair away and get a new one.

[@jbug1979]

yes but before throwing it away, you have to kill the pests or else they will migrate somewhere else

[@mugojr4766]

Its literally bloody

[@zes3813]

wrr

[@tehgyb]

Why didn't you use a shopvac first tho? Lol

[@larrygaggin9364]

I’ve tried using vacuums first. When they are bad they scatter too much. I think that the heat is the best option. Kills them immediately. If you ask 40 different exterminators how they kill bed bugs you will probably get 40 different answers. I personally heat then treat. Works for me.

[@tehgyb]

Larry Gaggin thanks man, was just curious really. I figured vacuuming would get most of them contained then heat would kill the rest. But you're right, vacuuming first would just mean you now have thousands in your vacuum cleaner lol

[@820hurleyj]

@@larrygaggin9364 thanks man. I just discovered who I've been giving blood to and I'm looking forward to making them suffer and die. I also have a gallon of spray and I'm bombing (fogging) the room daily! Glad I saw your video!

[@krista1234monkeys]

820hurleyj, we had some in our last place and we tried bombing and it didn’t work! Even tapped the registers and rooms with a bomb in each room and didn’t work!

[@jimmatrix7244]

@@820hurleyj Buy a heat gun and kill them immediately. Stop wasting money on chemicals or spray. Roast them daily.