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Alaska Bed Bug Solutions
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Furniture and clutter should be pulled away from walls at least 4 inches
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Do not use any pesticide bombs, foggers, or sprays prior to heat treatment
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Do not remove anything from treatment area except for garbage or items to be permanently removed
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Bed linens should be removed from beds and bagged to be washed after treatment
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Unplug all electronics except major appliances
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Notify Management prior to treatment of any fire sprinklers, heat sensors, or laminate furniture.
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Permanently dispose of all trash and unwanted items before treatment
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Improperly secured pictures and posters that may blow down should be taken down and laid flat
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Vinyl or faux wood blinds have a low heat tolerance; they should be placed in the heat sensitive pile
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Heat sensitive items should be placed in an easily accessible area like a table
Heat Sensitive Items
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Meltable items like chocolate, lip stick, candles, and deodorant
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Medications and Vitamins
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Vinyl recorders, tapes, thin plastic items that may warp
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Aerosol cans, fire extinguishers, lighters, soda cans, pressurized containers
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Wines, liquors, and perishables
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Items assembled with hot glue
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Wireless routers and modems
For Your Information
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Try to group heat sensitive together with similar items
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Avoid using cardboard, wicker, or other containers that can hide bed bugs
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Air flow is critical to this process, over packed closets and rooms may not be able to be treated properly!
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Don't over prepare. Unnecessarily boxed or bagged items make more work for everyone!