How to Perform bedbug heat treatment (Part 3 of 3)

Bed Bug Heat treatments are an effective alternative to fumigation, but are full of nuances that need to be mastered. Heat treatments are effective, but in order to avoid damage to property and ensure treatment efficacy, you need to know the details. Here they are :) - Part 3 of 3

[@shamu987]

How can i get part 1 and 2? I checked your videos, could find them!

[@lukedillman9874]

once i get temp set can i just mount a thermometer on the wall to read temp?

[@abilalovelyjelyn]

Hi brother. You are selling a heat treatment apparatus also?

[@JoshuaRussell-zd1db]

@crazyhorse19682003 what system of thermometers are you using?

[@bobthibodeau5699]

Thank you so much for great video I am Canadian volunteering in a third world country and this is greatly appreciated wish we had the distributor or means of getting your system. Is this a directly fired or indirectly fired unit? Thanks so much

[@bobthibodeau5699]

Wish I could call you or email you so we can communicate [e-mail]

[@bobthibodeau5699]

Wish I could call you or email you so we can communicate [e-mail]

[@CRAZYHORSE19682003]

You might want to think about wireless temperature sensors. We would put a minimum of four in each room and use a laptop to live monitor those sensors during the heat treatment.

[@JoshuaRussell-zd1db]

What brand of thermometers are you using that allow you to live monitor from a laptop?

[@CRAZYHORSE19682003]

Also how are you NOT taking the drawers out of all the furniture and opening the doors to that armoire? I don't care how hot the ambient temperature is there are going to be cold pockets in the dresser and armoire!

[@CRAZYHORSE19682003]

You need a minimum of 125 degrees in order to kill the eggs.

[@CRAZYHORSE19682003]

How in the heck are you only treating one room and expecting it to be effective? If they have bed bugs they are going to be in EVERY room where people spend time. When I was doing heat treatments we heated EVERY room in the house.