Stuff that seems to have worked in the natural world Forever War, fingers crossed:
Saw no dead bedbugs, but there was a dead roach in the bathroom sink post-fogging. Have not seen or felt any chinches de cama since, however.
Didn't seem to work:
Granted, only for use on mattress seams, bedframes & the walls. Gave it one try, then went to the HOT SHOT®.
When the little bastards visited eight or nine yrs. ago the landlord sent Stanley Pest Control, which sent two people; one w/ a full-on gas mask & a hand-pumped spray tank, & an "inspector", who had to spot a live bug before authorizing spraying. So a good deal that something not requiring authorization & available at Target® worked, & I didn't have to deal w/ that other parasite, the landlord.
And I have two cans I may not need that might be used for other purposes.
Just sayin' ...
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For bedbugs, you can use steam. But, you have to do it over and over until the little fuckers and all their eggs are dead. I used a handheld steamer, costs about $30.
Extermination Editor: The fogger worked, but washing everything & getting all the stuff out from under the bed was a horrible imposition. Doubt if I'd have the patience to steam anything.
2 comments:
For bedbugs, you can use steam. But, you have to do it over and over until the little fuckers and all their eggs are dead. I used a handheld steamer, costs about $30.
Extermination Editor:
The fogger worked, but washing everything & getting all the stuff out from under the bed was a horrible imposition. Doubt if I'd have the patience to steam anything.
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