The fear of getting bed bugs can be paralyzing. In this video and others that will follow, I will answer the most common questions we hear from people who contact us with their concerns about bed bugs.
Some of the people who reach out to us have a confirmed bed bug problem and are concerned about interesting their neighbors or bringing bed bugs with them when they visit friends and family members. Others are concerned about bringing bed bugs home.
Are you tired of bed bugs and considering chemical treatments?
Think again! Pesticides are poison—and they can harm you more than they hurt the bed bugs. In this video, we’ll break down why mechanical treatments like steam, mattress encasements, and monitoring devices offer immediate, safe, and reliable results.
Bed bugs have adapted to chemicals, but they can’t outsmart our poison-free, mechanical systems!
Think ambient heat will eliminate your bed bug problem? Think again!
While it sounds convenient, ambient heat treatments often fail to reach the required temperatures in hidden areas like cracks, crevices, and furniture where bed bugs thrive.
Worse yet, some bed bugs may even survive, leaving you with a recurring nightmare.
In this video, we explain why relying on ambient heat isn’t nearly as effective as you might think and what better alternatives are available for long-term results.
Think ambient heat will eliminate your bed bug problem?
Think again! While it sounds convenient, ambient heat treatments often fail to reach the required temperatures in hidden areas like cracks, crevices, and furniture where bed bugs thrive. Worse yet, some bed bugs may even survive, leaving you with a recurring nightmare.
In this video, we break down why relying on ambient heat isn’t nearly as effective as you might think—and what better alternatives are available for long-term results.
Another critical problem with ambient heat treatments is the use of insufficient equipment. Proper bed bug extermination requires specialized equipment that maintains high temperatures consistently throughout the treatment area. Many DIY solutions and even some professional treatments fail because the equipment used cannot sustain the necessary heat levels to penetrate all the areas where bed bugs may be hiding. Bed bugs can burrow deep into mattresses, furniture, and wall voids, and if the heat does not reach these critical areas, the pests will survive and the infestation will continue. Heat sinks present another challenge in the use of ambient heat for bed bug extermination. Heat sinks are areas or materials that absorb and dissipate heat, making it difficult to maintain the high temperatures needed to kill bed bugs throughout the entire space. Common heat sinks include large pieces of furniture, thick walls, and insulated spaces, which can create cool spots where bed bugs can survive. This uneven distribution of heat can result in partial treatment, allowing bed bugs to escape lethal temperatures and re-infest the treated area once it cools down. Finally, a significant drawback of ambient heat treatment is the lack of residual protection. Unlike chemical treatments, which can leave behind a residual effect that continues to kill bed bugs over time, heat treatment only affects the pests during periods of high temperatures. Once the heat dissipates, there is no ongoing protection to prevent re-infestation. Bed bugs are notorious for hitchhiking on clothing, luggage, and other personal items, which means new infestations can occur easily if preventative measures are not in place. This lack of residual action means that heat treatment often needs to be repeated, adding to the cost and inconvenience for homeowners.
Think you might have bed bugs but aren’t sure what to look for? Don’t panic—this video is here to help! We’ll show you the key signs of a bed bug infestation when it’s time to call in a professional, and the most important questions to ask when you do. Whether you’re dealing with sleepless nights or just want to stay ahead of the problem, stick around for expert advice that can save you time, stress, and money. Let’s get started!
Many homeowners believe mattress and box spring encasements are the silver bullet for bed bug infestations.
While these encasements work wonders on standard beds, they often fall short when used on sofas and recliners. The truth is that these pieces of furniture present unique challenges that make encasements not only ineffective but also a potential waste of money.
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Sofas and recliners are designed with countless seams, crevices, and folds—perfect hiding spots for bed bugs. Unlike standard beds, these pieces often have no legs where climbup monitors can be installed, making it nearly impossible to detect and eliminate bed bugs using traditional methods.
This is where steam treatment comes in. Steam is not only effective but essential when it comes to eradicating bed bugs from sofas and recliners. Steam can penetrate deep into the fabric, reaching every hidden corner where bed bugs are hiding.
This method kills bed bugs on contact, without harmful chemicals, making it a safe and powerful solution for your home.
After just one treatment, steam can eliminate bed bugs from your furniture, providing immediate relief and long-term protection. You won’t have to worry about poorly fitting encasements or ineffective traps—steam reaches the areas that other methods simply can’t. Don’t waste your time and money on solutions that don’t work. If you’re dealing with bed bugs in your sofas or recliners, steam treatment is your best option for complete eradication. Contact us today to schedule your treatment and reclaim your home from bed bugs. Contact Us Today for a Bed Bug-Free Home. Subscribe for More Non-Toxic bed bug treatment tips.
In this video, I will focus on addressing the special needs of senior citizens and disabled people. Are you or a loved one dealing with a bed bug problem, especially in Florida’s senior community? We understand how overwhelming and physically challenging this situation can be.
In this video, we address the unique needs of our elderly clients and how our specialized bed bug extermination services are designed to provide you with the help and peace of mind you deserve. Whether you’re worried about the physically demanding task of preparing your home for treatment or the potential health risks associated with traditional chemical treatments, we’re here to offer a safer, more compassionate solution.
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Our team recognizes the physical limitations that can make bed bug treatment preparation daunting, especially for seniors. That’s why we handle all the hard work for you. From moving heavy furniture to ensuring every corner of your home is ready for treatment, we’ve got it covered. You can sit back and relax in an adjacent room, knowing that you don’t have to leave your beloved home.
Our treatment is non-toxic, and specifically designed with your health and comfort in mind. Your well-being is our top priority, and we use only the safest, most reliable methods that align with bed bugs’ biology and feeding habits.
We also prefer that you stay home during the treatment process. This allows us to answer any questions you may have in person, ensuring you’re fully informed and comfortable with each step. Our non-toxic methods mean you won’t be exposed to harmful chemicals, making it a safe environment for you to remain in your home throughout the process.
Plus, we know how important your home and its contents are to you. That’s why we focus on preserving your comfortable furniture—there’s no need to dispose of it. This not only saves you the distress of shopping for replacements but also saves you money and the hassle of arranging deliveries.
Our mission is to provide a bed bug extermination service that’s not just effective but also considerate of the special needs of the senior community. We take care of everything so that you can continue enjoying your home without stress or worry. If you or a loved one is facing a bed bug problem, especially in Florida, reach out to us today. Let us handle the hard work while you stay safe and comfortable in your home. Your health, your comfort, and your peace of mind are our top priorities. Don’t wait—watch this video to learn more and contact us for a consultation.
In this video, I will explain Bed Bug Myths Busted: 3 Essential Dos & Don’ts for Extermination Success.
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Not every bite is a bed bug bite. Just because you did not see it the previous day, it does not necessarily mean you received that bite while sleeping or that it is bed bug-related. And, well, the search online might most likely lead to confirming your bias. Stay informed and avoid misinformation as we debunk common bed bug myths.
Understanding the biases in online information about bed bugs is crucial. Many sources are from self-proclaimed bed bug experts who lack proper background, education, or experience, and simply seek attention through your clicks.
The pest control industry plays a significant role in pest management. Professionals and pesticide manufacturers provide essential services and products, but they also have a vested interest in promoting their solutions. Bed bugs present a very unique problem and require a unique approach. Let me know in the comment section how many of you have heard about the IPM ( Integrated Pest Management ). It is a true game changer as it removes most biases and places emphasis on a skill rather than a particular product itself. The skill of identifying the problem insect, and knowing its habitat preferences, feeding habits, and life cycle.
In this video, I will expose what bed bug exterminators don’t want you to know.
First. Did you know that over ninety-nine point nine percent of companies doing bed bug treatment use pesticides? They know these pesticides are highly ineffective and can be more dangerous to you than bed bugs. Some of them also know that it is the repellent component in the pesticide that brings temporary relief as it scares the insect away. It doesn’t actually kill it unless you drown the bed bug in it.
The temporary relief comes at the cost of spreading the infestation to other rooms in your house, hotel rooms, or adjacent apartments as the insects try to get away from the repellent component.
Watch this video to learn why and how to avoid this mistake. They ask you to prepare your home for the chemical treatment they provide for three reasons. First, the prep work, if done correctly, takes a long time and requires a lot of resources. To move furniture around may require at least two physically able people.
At K&A Pest Control, we recognize the importance of proper home preparation and the limitations homeowners may have in doing it themselves. For that reason, we provide complete home preparation for our clients. Since we don’t use any products that are dangerous for you, the homeowners can relax in the adjacent room.
Any person with minimum physical ability or training can handle a can of spray. That means they save the time and cost of a minimum of two people showing up for the treatment.
Second, after they finish spraying, they may offer you a thirty-day guarantee. They know very well the repellent component in the pesticide will most likely push bed bugs into areas they did not or could not spray and keep bed bugs at bay for around that time. After that time is up, bed bugs will return in much larger numbers. They multiply quickly. They will tell you that if the problem persists, you can call them for a free or discounted second treatment. What they don’t tell you is that, yes, you guessed it, you have to do the prep work once more. Most people give up after they spend days and energy on second prep work. This pretty much lets the exterminator off the hook. Third, bed bugs develop resistance very quickly. Imagine, even if there was an effective active ingredient that could be used in a pesticide, if a bed bug somehow survived it, its second-generation offspring would be one hundred percent resistant to that active ingredient. That could be at its longest around one hundred fifty days, or as little as fifteen days under some circumstances. You don’t have to trust my words. Verify easily everything stated here concerning bed bug biology at Kentucky University or Purdue University entomology department website.
Third. Some of the exterminators are brave or arrogant enough to take you for a fool and sign you up for a twelve-month contract when they come every month for twelve months to take care of the bed bugs and charge you five hundred dollars or something like that per month. That means you end up paying six thousand dollars and doing prep work twelve times and live with bed bugs for a year or more. That is the definition of insanity, my friends, but a clever yet very dishonest tactic by the exterminator.
