When you discover bed bugs, the internet throws a million solutions at you - sprays, powders, steamers, freezing, heat treatment. How do you know what actually works? We've broken down the most common methods so you can make an informed choice.
Chemical Sprays & Powders
The hardware store solution. These can kill bugs on contact, but here's the catch: bed bugs have developed resistance to many common pesticides. Plus, sprays can't penetrate deep into mattresses, furniture, or wall voids where bugs hide. You might kill some, but the colony survives.
Freezing (Cryonite)
Some pest control companies use freezing treatments. While extreme cold can kill bed bugs, it requires direct contact and sustained low temperatures. It's hard to freeze the inside of a mattress or the depths of your couch cushions.
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Heat Treatment: The Clear Winner
Heat is the only method that reaches everywhere - every crack, every crevice, every egg hiding spot. Bed bugs have zero resistance to lethal temperatures. When we bring your space to 130°F+, nothing survives. One treatment, complete elimination.
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