Please I need help on what to use to kill bedbugs in my home...the thing is now much for in my building

HONVick50:
Please I need help on what to use to kill bedbugs in my home...the thing is now much for in my building

Pretend they are not there, they will all die.

have you heard of OTAPIA PIA... soak your foam in KEROSINE.... THEY WILL COME OUT AND LEAVE

HONVick50:
Please I need help on what to use to kill bedbugs in my home...the thing is now much for in my building

You have to take pro active measures and it will cost you.

-start by getting rid of expendable furniture where they have infested. The ones you can’t get rid of, put it in the sun for a week straight. Do same for clothes.

-get a bricklayer and plaster any gaping hole in and around your house. Solid plastering.

-paint the whole house. Why? Bed bugs live in dark holes and crevices. Painting the house will help cover the holes you can see and the holes you can’t see because the paint will enter and then dry up, blocking the bugs in those holes permanently. Thick coat of paint and painting twice is advised.

-painting also applies for wooden furniture. Spraying lacquer on wooden furniture will also help block up holes where the bugs may have infested and laid their eggs.

-try your hands at different bed bug drugs until you find one that effectively kills the residual bugs.

-try and keep your house and surroundings clean. Avoid heaping up clothes before you wash

I hope this helps. It worked for me.

Bros buy sniper and thank me later

NGRsenate:
You have to take pro active measures and it will cost you.

-start by getting rid of expendable furniture where they have infested. The ones you can’t get rid of, put it in the sun for a week straight. Do same for clothes.

-get a bricklayer and plaster any gaping hole in and around your house. Solid plastering.

-paint the whole house. Why? Bed bugs live in dark holes and crevices. Painting the house will help cover the holes you can see and the holes you can’t see because the paint will enter and then dry up, blocking the bugs in those holes permanently. Thick coat of paint and painting twice is advised.

-painting also applies for wooden furniture. Spraying lacquer on wooden furniture will also help block up holes where the bugs may have infested and laid their eggs.

-try your hands at different bed bug drugs until you find one that effectively kills the residual bugs.

-try and keep your house and surroundings clean. Avoid heaping up clothes before you wash

I hope this helps. It worked for me.

Tanks very much...