Dual Insecticides Spray
VS. Heat Application.
How is our BedBug Extermination Technique Better Than Heat Treatments
While in theory Heat application sounds good; in practice there are many considerations that should not be overlooked. We present a comparison table below:
| Dual Insecticides Spray | Heat Application |
|---|---|
| The insecticides are applied to key areas where Bed Bugs may hide and nest. That covers all basis for current pest and repels future infestations. | Bed Bug Extermination using Heat involves heating almost the entire structure to almost 115 degrees Fahrenheit for extended period of time. |
| It is easily verifiable as to where the treatment has been applied and cover all basis. | It can not be determined after the fact if heat treatment had reached to a certain part of the structure. |
| The Substance and it’s residual effectiveness lasts for weeks and months resulting in Elimination of even any new arrivals of Bed Bugs | The Effectiveness is immediately withdrawn when the treatment process is stopped and equipment removed. |
| Application is NOT General in Nature i.e. application is only targeted areas and surfaces | Application is GENERAL and affects most articles regardless of the need |
| Preparation for client is selective and limited to areas under and near the bed and couches | Preparation for the treatment requires a lot more from the client in terms of removing heat sensitive items or heat proofing them in several ways |
| Affordable | Many Times MORE EXPENSIVE |
Hence, it remains our view that the Dual insecticides application to exterminate Bed Bugs is a more practical and common sense approach.
