Anonymous
06/12/2023 08:43
Subject: I think my kid's camp bedding got bedbugs last summer. If I wash it, is it ok?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Next time when you get back from camp, just park your car in direct sun, toss the bag in the back seat, roll up the windows, leave it there for a few days, and let any potential hitch hikers bake.
I remember someone published a protocol for the backseat killing of bedbugs in luggage and they suggested opening the bags to ensure the center of the suitcases got hot enough.
Nope!
That was my reaction! Lol
Anonymous
06/12/2023 08:39
Subject: I think my kid's camp bedding got bedbugs last summer. If I wash it, is it ok?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Next time when you get back from camp, just park your car in direct sun, toss the bag in the back seat, roll up the windows, leave it there for a few days, and let any potential hitch hikers bake.
I remember someone published a protocol for the backseat killing of bedbugs in luggage and they suggested opening the bags to ensure the center of the suitcases got hot enough.
Nope!
Anonymous
06/12/2023 08:38
Subject: Re:I think my kid's camp bedding got bedbugs last summer. If I wash it, is it ok?
Anonymous wrote:Guys, they’re probably not even bed bugs. They’re probably just bugs from the basement. Stored stuff gets bugs.
Into sealed plastic bins?
Anonymous
06/12/2023 08:36
Subject: I think my kid's camp bedding got bedbugs last summer. If I wash it, is it ok?
Put everything in the dryer on highest heat for 1 hour
Anonymous
06/12/2023 07:54
Subject: I think my kid's camp bedding got bedbugs last summer. If I wash it, is it ok?
Anonymous wrote:Next time when you get back from camp, just park your car in direct sun, toss the bag in the back seat, roll up the windows, leave it there for a few days, and let any potential hitch hikers bake.
I remember someone published a protocol for the backseat killing of bedbugs in luggage and they suggested opening the bags to ensure the center of the suitcases got hot enough.