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Bed bugs are some of the most resilient pests around.  Not only are the hard to eliminate due to their uncanny ability to hide in the smallest of spaces, when traditional methods are used, an infestation can also take months to eradicate.  These hardships have caused many people to turn to unhealthy and unsafe practices to get rid of their bed bug problem.  The truth of the matter is, traditional pesticides don’t work as the main method of bed bug elimination. 

The truth is, society is feeling the economic and financial burden of bed bug infestations, now more than ever before. Increasing daily, the economic losses from disposal of belongings, repeated non-effective treatments, replacement of belongings, health care, loss of wages, loss of business income, and reduced productivity can be quite substantial.

Once you’ve realized that heat is the best way to kill bed bugs, you’ve likely turned to Convectex to purchase the perfect Bed Bug Heat package for your needs.  But with all the different heaters and power options available from Convectex, you might be asking yourself, “Which Package is Right for Me?”. 

Here is an easy to read comparison and review of our top 4 selling bedbug heat packages to help you make the right decision. 

Here at Convectex, we get asked a LOT of bed bug questions.  Whether it’s new pest control business owners, motel/hotel owners, or even the do-it-yourselfer that wants to get rid of bed bugs now, many people have unanswered questions about bed bugs and how to get rid of them. 

Here are some FAQ’s that the Convectex Pros are asked:

Most people think of bed bugs lurking in hotel rooms, public transit, or movie theaters. In reality, bed bugs can also be found lurking in apartments, homes, work facilities, schools, stores, and just about anywhere humans gather together. According to a “Bugs without Borders” study, 89 percent of pest control workers report treating bed bug infestations in single-family homes, while 88 percent report treating bed bug infestations in apartments. They also report treating other common areas, like movie theaters, laundry facilities, transportation units, college dormitories. A whopping 67 percent of exterminators have found bed bugs in hotels/motels.