- Do not use any pesticide bombs, foggers, sprays, dusts prior to heat treatment.
- Do not remove any thing from treatment area except for items placed in sealed garbage bags to be permanently removed.
- All Furniture and must be pulled away from walls 4 to 6 inches.
- Excessive piles of linens or clothing should be sealed in bags, left in treatment area, and then separately washed and dried on the highest heat setting.
- Unplug all electronics.
- Any items (clothing, shoes, valuables) taken out with occupant on day off heat treatment must be thoroughly inspected and sanitized before being reintroduced to treated area.
- Permanently dispose of all trash and unwanted items before treatment.
- Improperly secured pictures may blow down should be taken down and laid flat.
- Vinyl or faux wood blinds have a low heat tolerance; they can be laid flat to avoid warping.
- High power fans are used during this process; loose papers should be secured or weighted down.
Heat sensitive Items:
- MUST BE INSPECTED, SANITIZED and PLACED IN A SEAMLESS PLASTIC CONTAINER and either placed in refrigerator or removed from treatment area.
- Remove Melt-able items like chocolate, lip stick, candles, crayons, deodorants.
- Remove Aerosol cans, fire extinguishers, lighters, soda cans, and pressurized containers.
- Remove wines, liquors, perishables, medications & vitamins, vinyl records.
- Items assembled with hot melt glue.
- Wireless routers, batteries.
To insure a proper treatment:
- Back-packs, purses, briefcases, textbooks and all non-essentials should be left IN the treatment area.
- Air flow is critical to this process, over-packed closets and rooms may not be able to be treated properly.
- Cement, tile, brick, block, rock, high-ceilings may require longer heat times and/or more equipment.