Get Rid of Bed Bugs in One Day
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Bed Bugs are nondiscriminatory and can be found in the ritziest of homes to homeless shelters. The best way to get rid of bed bugs is to kill them with heat. We have very specialized equipment that will kill bed bugs (in all life cycle stages) within one day. Our heat treatment service will solve your bed bug issues. You can learn more here: www.erdyes.com/...
Just discovered them in one room of my house luckily just on one bed, bought some spray from walmart that took care of them. I covered the room in diatomacias earth including the mattress, put mattress covers on them, sprayed every crack on the bed frames twice. Took the frames apart and cleaned everything with vinegar and than put it back together with diatomaceous earth in all the cracks.
Are they gone ?
@@2bagbreezo yes, thankfully
What Spray did you get from walmart?
@@inidbil7277 I honestly don't remember
That earth stuff works good I forgot about that
Yes, these heaters are designed to work off your home/apts power service. Each heating element requires 12amps and the fan requires another 12 amps. Which means you can run a 4 power cords from 4 different outlets on for different circuits plus one for the fan. Or you can power all the heating elements with 240V power supply - Electric range outlet or dryer outlet. They can also be hard wired directly into your electrical panel.
Erdye's Pest Control LLC how much does a treatment like this cost? ??
Depends slightly on your location and sqft, we typically charge anywhere between $1.50 -$2.00/sqft. We also rent and sell them as well. Give us a call @ 920-455-0373.
How much do you rent them for
This heat will melt plastic switch plate covers. Make sure to remove anything that will melt
No it won't
Yes it will.
It can also make aerosol cans (hairspray, etc) explode
I had to have those heat fans due to flooding and they melted everything including my temperpedic mattress. Then the company denied it could happen and we had to pay thousands for a new mattress
That's great bet the bugs were dead tho 😂l
it cost me 50 US dollars for one treatment I did a total of three treatments the chemicals really work but make sure you use the egg killer to kill the eggs of the bed bugs I use three bags of the Alpine Pest Control and one container of egg killer
kentbarger can o buy Alpine and egg killer at home Depot Thanks.
Does this heat up inside the walls as well?
I'd like one of those now!
Have any homes caught fire? I can't imagine that this is 100% safe, its a fan that makes 130'F heat. And does this work with carpeted homes? This video is in a home that looks mostly hardwood flooring.
Definitely not! This is a very safe, all heaters have thermostat shut off. The other thing to remember is that it is about air movement, meaning the heated air needs to constantly circulate back through the heater. With each cycle it gets hotter.
Yes of course you can use this setup on carpet.
@@erdyespestcontrolllc3754 I live in a small apartment. I can’t just point a space heater at my bed and have a thermostat there so I can see the temperature? I could probably knock this out with three space heaters. I would just have to hope they don’t run to the living room
Can these heaters be powered by the home's electrical outlet or do you need to bring in special generators due to the high wattage needed?
John Nastrom 8
Each heater heats 400 sqft, super "green" (safe). We rent and sell them.
I have issues in Chicago do you have a company in Illinois and what is the cost?
Yea, we can service the Chicago area. It costs $2.25 per square foot. We also treat all living spaces, that means kitchens, bedrooms, living rooms etc. If you have any questions give us a call - (920)455-0373.
+Erdye's Pest Control LLC that's what I charge to build a house wow I'm a builder
D'z jammz dude there is no way your building houses for 2.25 a Sq ft I've been doing it for years and I can't get it any cheaper than 42.99
+Jimmi Jones I usally charge about $4 per sqf I'm in Texas but if you can do me some justice I will work for you I read and make blueprints I just don't have a school title but my work speaks for itself
and where can I get those electric heaters and how many of them do I need left on in the room?
Hey PittsensX, we also sell the heaters. Give us a call and we can help you out - (920)455-0373.
@@erdyespestcontrolllc3754 how do I buy it if I live in the uk
A Friend Was Told In Order To Use Heat-She Would Have To Get Rid Of All Plastic In The House.
Is This Real Or Myth Because She Has Plastic Counter Tops &
A lot Of Trim Around Doors & Windows That Is Plastic…
need to figure out how to do this in the uk or where to get heaters and fans to do it...
thank you.
Hi Buddy, thanks for offering this. I'm new with this.... Don't the bugs then move downstairs into an (unfinished) basement to get out of the heat and hide. That's what an exterminator said to a friend a while ago. He Said the the unfinished basement with only concrete walls and floor would be a haven for them because it's cool? Honestly, can this work in all applications? If so, tha would be amazing!!! Just asking. Looking forward to your experienced answer and reply. :-)
That's the beauty of these electric systems. With electrical systems the temp rises slowly, more so than propane units. Lets use the frog in the boiling pot of water theory. If you toss a frog into a boiling pot of water it jumps right out, but if you put a frog in a pot of water and slowly and steadily raise the temp to a boil by the time the frog realizes it, its already cooked. Second bedbugs are not attracted or drawn to cold empty (no host or food source) spaces. They prefer to be close to a warm host.Third if treating a muti-unit facility upper and lower apartments it may be possible to push them between floors. However this is more often done when a tenant or landlord buys over the counter "repellant based" chemicals to attempt to do treat by themselves.
Awesome. Thanks for that! Very interesting. So, then there are NO limitations as to whether a house has a developed basement or not? It will work well either way? Are there limitations with this type at all? You mentioned 95% success. What seems to comprise the 5%? How did you get converted to the Heat only, or have you always been? Doing it for how long? What improvements could there be made to any of it? Sorry for the questions, but just wondering? Cost to Rent them or buy? Are there better types/ brands to use? Best one? Thanks buddy in advance:-)
As far as limitations go it is really just about setup, following our pre-treatment check list (downloadable from our website). It is 100% effective, kills all bedbugs in one treatment, eggs, larva, adults. We switched to heat as soon as we could afford to purchase a good system, we have been using this system for almost a year now and would never go back to our old method. Virtually no call backs, very happy customers. We sell and rent them as well for pricing please give me a call to discuss.
It seems crossfire kills them for sure. Couldn't use heat in my condo. Had them a year ago and wasn't an infestation. But 2 treatments and cross fire killed them all especially for all of my building which everything was done at once by an exterminator who used crossfire.
Thank you
Josh I live in Texas, do you recommend anyone I can call here in Texas that does the same treatments by chance? Or are all heat treatments the same?
I would like to know since I live in public housing and where I live there are a hundred units in this 5 story low rise. Over,80 %of the bld is still infested with bedbugs, which, housing authority, continues to treat the units with a pesticide that only band aides the units. For them to return. Now I have just been infested in my unit on the 5th floor after being there for 1yr. I informed the manager immediately, and I was told, the same pesticide treatment will be used in my unit. ( all units are 1 bdrm ) . With only two treatments. Any other treatments will be at my expense. This building is occupied for we elderly and disabled seniors w/ mH challenges. What are my options. Should I relocate. ( possible homelessness. Throw away both my bedroom set and living room set. ( infested as well) protective covers for all furniture?, Or public housing will not do heating.last. what is the chances with what I explained, will my unit be infested again.
Would Natural Gas Do The Same 🤔 Because I Have Gas Heat And I Would Do This For Sure Now 💯🎯😉 I'm Hoping & Praying 🙏 That I Can Do This With My Gas Heater Inside of My Apartment, So Can This Be Done With My Gas Heat In My Apartment? Thank You 😊
G Wayne good product
How about the babies that have yet to hatch?.
Nothing about the crawling into the walls if not addressed as well... Hmmmnn??
My apartment do treatment for 5 hours o think. Is this effective cause you said 24 hours
My building uses spray...what is the temperature in Celsius?
It seems like crossfire spray works in killing them.
Maybe do heat treatment and then follow up with crossfire?
What about someone with a small infestation?
is that method safe?
PittsensX look up Joel Z. Williams. You don't need any of this over priced nonsense.
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I have been dealing with bed bugs for 3 years and there everywhere I have been waking up in terrible pain and the worst part is I live in a building and the attendant will only get chemical to deal with the problem and I don't have the money to heat treat. does anyone know how I can get rid of them?
It was easy for me to get rid of them
I just bought a steamer. Basicially the steamer that you can use for your clothes or cleaning furniture etc. It was cheap too. All you do is fill it up with water (it takes about a half gallon or so), then you screw the hand held attachment on and wait about 7-8 minutes for it to heat to boiling. Then I literally steamed every square inch of my apartment. The steam is dreadfully hot. In addition to that I saturated every spot with hot shot bed bug killer and bombed the place with bed bug killer as well. The steamer worked fantastically because they died instantly upon being just touched by the super hot steam. Haven't seen any since and that was years ago.
You just have to have patience to use the steamer. It's extremely extremely effective. Anything the steam reaches is dead as the steam is over 212 degrees. You can steam your entire carpet. Every crevice of you bed, furniture Every crack where the floor meets the wall etc... It just takes time to completely steam everything by hand but it works. The only way they survive is if they are in a place that you didn't steam.
@@kingsolomon5956 do you know where one can get such a steamer? I have a small infestation and its getting out of hand
@@ObeyaCorpsArmory Home Depot has a great selection. Next would be Lowe's and last would be Walmart because their selection is the smallest. You can literally steam everything and everywhere so it works great. Its like a shower head that's detachable with the steam so hot you cant put your hand in the steam but it goes where ever you direct it to. Check out the selection and decide which one would be the most efficient.
@@kingsolomon5956 interesting thank you. I’m pretty sure I have bedbugs although I haven’t ever seen one, I think I have seen tiny ones that are dead or some thing. I wish it was all in my head but unfortunately I get these little brown dots on my pillow which tells me they are shitting or I am popping them and they are surviving.
Can I really steam a bed? I wonder if they are across the hall into my office room I barely use as well. Or if I could just steam my simple bedroom and hallway and call it good. Unfortunately if they are at my neighbors apartment they will probably just come right back over the next day
I’ve just moved in a house (uk) and it has bed bugs pest control aren’t doing the job properly and my new landlord won’t pay for heat treatment as it’s £1000 😭😭😭
Mate, i'm sorry to ask. but are you able to give me a make and a model of a electric thermostat heater? I ask coz i'm in Australia and this seems the only way. thanks greatly appreciated.
try botanigard WP 22 it works
Hey mr i have bed begs in my room tell me an easy way to get raid of it please i would really appreciate
Drink tea
so if I hear my whole house to 150 degrees for 24 hrs I'll take care of the whole house right??
Are you close to the St. Louis area
Yes
Ok thank you I’ve moved now but thanks anyway
what type of heaters are these and where can i buy them from
We sell and rent these heaters. Please give us a call @ 920-455-0373 for details.
doesn't that high heat ruin furniture and stuff
There is some risk to items in your home, check out: www.erdyes.com/bed-bug-treatment/. About mid way through there is a link to our - client preparation checklist .
@@erdyespestcontrolllc3754 Thanks for that link man but I have to say I can’t stand when pest control stuff just puts a giant picture of the bug on their article. Give us a blurry label or something like my God I don’t want to see that
Wow that’s a big bed bug. I haven’t seen anything like that, but I’ve got brown spots on my pillow and bites on my chest so that sounds like bedbugs to me. If I’m not seeing big ones maybe that means I’m catching it before it’s too late? Also I found a couple things that look like tiny dried crumb boogers even though I just washed everything. With the macro lens on my new camera though, it looks like it might be an insect shell. Idk but I have to get up in 4 hours I’m scared to close my eyes. Heat sounds like the easiest thing. But idk if my apartment neighbors would like it. Plus what if they just come back from my neighbors
Heat treatments are way over priced. Spray with crossfire
Could I use regular salt to kill bed bugs
Some of yall being paid to be negative about her salt. She's putting companies out of business selling BS that hasn't worked. Go the cheap route and if it doesn't work. Try something else. I'm going to try the salt for a couple of weeks. They will die if they are not feeding after a couple of days. In three weeks I will try the heat. I need to find out where to rent them or buy.
Bed bugs can live foot over 400 days without feeding
The best home remedy is rubbing alcohol and a steamer
Not accurate
how do you do the heat treatment if you don't have the money to pay for it? :(
Make a heater
You dont
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