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I fought bed bugs once with DE, heat, and dry ice traps or you can use a co2 fish tank pump to attract them into a trap. We also placed containers filled with
by jamesjuicy55 3y ago
I fought bed bugs once with DE, heat, and dry ice traps or you can use a co2 fish tank pump to attract them into a trap. We also placed containers filled with oil at the bottom of each bed post.
It took a year but we were successful
- fbdab103 3y agoDry ice is an interesting idea. I want it to work, because it is just so deliciously different. However, I assume the harsh reality says that it is nearly impossible to suffocate the entire infestation, and more than a few survivors or eggs would remain after the treatment.
- scarmig 3y agoThe goal isn't to suffocate them, but to draw them into a trap--they're attracted to CO2 because we exhale it. Over time, the hope is you trap and kill the entire population. I think it'd work for mild infestations, but for larger ones the heat method is really the only option.
- fbdab103 3y agoI suppose that seems much more plausible, if significantly less cool, ahem, than making a low hanging CO2 bath.
- newsclues 3y agoBoth heat and cold kill, it just takes a long time at certain temperatures.
- srott 3y agoDouble sided tape trapped whole families :)