[ SECRET POST #4679 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4679 ⌋

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Comments

Re: I just need to rant

[greghousesgf]

when I had bedbugs all I had to do is tell the exterminators and they just sprayed for them. the fact that the guys you're dealing with won't even do that tells me they don't know what they're doing, I'd go to a different exterminator company if I were you.

Re: I just need to rant

[(Anonymous)]

Where we live, they are legally forbidden from spraying unless they can confirm there's a problem. It's the same regardless of who you call. I don't know if it's to prevent the companies from scamming people and saying people have bugs when they don't, or if it's because the chemicals are pretty icky and shouldn't be used if it can be helped. But either way, they are legally required to have evidence of a problem before they can treat.

Re: I just need to rant

[greghousesgf]

shit.

Re: I just need to rant

[(Anonymous)]

Do any companies where you live do heat treatments? Heat is another way to get rid of bedbugs.

Maybe take apart your bed and go around your mattress edges slowly with a hairdryer. Throw everything you have on your bed into the dryer for an hour. Go around the seams of your furniture in your room with a hairdryer. If there are bedbugs, they should start crawling out to escape the heat. And sustained heat kills them (like clothes in the dryer).