Bed Bugs Heat Treatment Heater like to Buy, need your Suggestions (AC, heaters)
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Hi guys, I need your help, I want to do BED BUGS HEAT TREATMENT by my OWN, so I am planning to Buy a Bed Bugs Heat Treatment Heater, Please let me know a good Quality Cheap & Best for HEAT TREATMENT Heater & Temperature measurement .
1)--Do I have to Buy Electrical Heater
2)--or do I have to Buy Propane GAS Heater to make my HOME like OWEN to kill all Bed Bugs
3)--or please let me know which one Cheap and Best, to get LOW Electricity Bill etc, or any other Brand.
The fact that you think you can do this cheap tells me you need to hire a professional. It's going to be expensive but there is no way you can replicate professional results.
And without knowing anything about where you want to treat, no advice can be offered. You may as well be asking "should I buy this car?" and not tell us anything at all about it. How many floors? Square feet? Age of structure? Open or closed style? Lots of factors go into it.
Bed bug heat treatment may be helpful in these situations.
Well, there are many online stores who supply Bed Bugs Heat Treatment Heater.
Do MY Own, Bed Bug Supply Store and many more online store you can find out at Internet, as these stores offer portable bed bug heaters for your personal items, such as clothes, shoes, handbags, etc.
But, heat treatment for homes need room temperatures to levels at least 117 degrees Fahrenheit—in all areas.
Taking help of professional pest controls East Bay, CA or any other local bed bug exterminator will use it with proper equipment.
This is generally considered to be an effective but expensive way to eradicate bed bug infestations, but when properly performed, can often provide control.
[*]But, heat treatment for homes need room temperatures to levels at least 117 degrees Fahrenheit—in all areas.
I could do that tomorrow just by shutting off the AC and turning on the heat and opening the ductwork to heat up the basement. Fortunately I don't have bedbugs though.
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