Bed bugs are one of the most difficult pests to eradicate. Simply put, they can be a nightmare to get rid of. Luckily, there is a freezing treatment that can solve your bed bug problem. I’ll tell you all about this new freezing treatment and how it can deliver results above and beyond what you would typically see from other bed bug treatments. Bed bugs are a common pest to homes and businesses. They feed on blood, and they can feed on you while you sleep. The first sign of bed bugs is often their bites. There are many ways to get rid of bed bugs. One effective method is freezing treatment by Zetek. This works by freezing pests to the point of death. It’s good for an effective solution without using harmful chemicals that could potentially be dangerous to your pets and family.

Bed Bug Freezing Treatment

Freezing Bed Bugs With Liquid Nitrogen

When treating bed bugs with liquid nitrogen, you will need to apply a light mist to all of the surfaces in your home. A light mist is defined as one paintbrush full per square foot of surface area. The liquid nitrogen will then freeze any bed bugs that come into contact with it and kill them within seconds or minutes. It is non-toxic, safe for humans and pets, requires no preparation or cleanup because it only freezes the bugs that come into contact with the treatment, and can be applied on any surface—even fabric items like clothing or mattresses! So if you’ve got some nasty bed bug problems at home but don’t want to use harsh chemicals around yourself or your family members then talk with us about how we can help!

What is liquid nitrogen?

Liquid nitrogen is a colorless, odorless, non-flammable gas that can kill bed bugs. It has been used effectively as a freezing agent for bed bug extermination since the 1990s.

The production of liquid nitrogen requires large amounts of electrical energy to produce and therefore it is expensive to use in commercial applications. However, the costs are offset by its effectiveness at killing pests and its low toxicity levels when compared with other pest control methods such as pesticides or steam equipment.

How does the freezing process work in bed bug treatment?

The freezing process involves applying liquid nitrogen to the infested areas, which freeze the bed bugs and their eggs. When applied correctly, this method of bed bug treatment will kill all of them.

The process can be used on mattresses, box springs, carpets, couches and chairs. It is also safe for humans because it does not leave behind toxins or odors like other treatments do (such as pesticides).

How effective is the bed bug freezing method?

The effectiveness of freezing is dependent on the severity of infestation and what stage it has reached. For example, if you have a small number of bed bugs in a home or apartment building, using this method may only kill the adults. This would not be enough to get rid of an infestation. In that case, another treatment would need to be used as well. If there are multiple generations present at once and you use freezing as one part of your bed bug control plan, you can expect better results because it will kill all stages in one go (eggs and larvae included).

However, if there are too many eggs for freezing alone to kill off every last one—or if there are just too many bugs overall—it might take several rounds before they’re gone for good!

Final Thoughts on Freezing Bed Bugs Out of Your Home

Once you are aware of the presence of bed bugs, it is important to eliminate them as soon as possible. Freezing bed bugs with liquid nitrogen is a safe and effective way to kill bed bugs in your home. Liquid nitrogen can freeze at temperatures as low as -196 degrees Celsius so there are no worries about cold water pipes or any other materials that would be damaged by extreme temperatures (such as metal). In fact, liquid nitrogen does not affect most fabrics or fibers at all; only an extremely small amount will get absorbed into textiles and then dissipate after some time has passed.

For more information about how freezing works against these pesky pests, visit our [article](https://www.bedbugger.com/freezing-methods) on bed bug freezing methods here on BedBugger!

Freezing bed bugs with liquid nitrogen is an effective way to permanently kill and remove these pests from your home.

Freezing bed bugs with liquid nitrogen is a safe, effective and environmentally friendly way to kill and remove these pests from your home.

Freezing kills bed bugs, but it takes a while for them to die. It’s important to note that during this period of time they will still be able to bite people as well as feed on each other. This process can take anywhere from 2-10 days depending on the temperature at which you’re getting rid of them (the colder the better).

Also keep in mind that there are no harmful chemicals involved so you don’t have to worry about exposing yourself or anyone else if you’re trying this method at home