Bed bugs are nasty creatures and once established in your home, it can be difficult to eradicate an infestation. Luckily, there are several ways you can make your home inhospitable to these critters. Learn about these methods and more in this article on bed bug heating systems. When you hear the word bed bugs, you may want to crawl under your covers and hide for days. But with the increase in global travel and the movement of more people into cities and smaller dwellings, studies show that bed bugs are a growing problem across the country. Bedbugs are notoriously hard to get rid of, because they can live for several months without feeding. They’re also small, flat, brown insects that feed on human blood during the night while we sleep. Fortunately there’s one heating system made specifically to eliminate these demons once and for all — Heat Therapy Heating Systems!

Bed Bug Heating Systems

Effective

Heating is the most effective way to kill bed bugs. It kills all life stages and does so in a single treatment, unlike other methods that require multiple treatments for complete control. Plus, heat treatments have been shown to kill more than 90% of bed bugs in a single treatment.

Easy to use

Unlike other heating systems, there is no need for special training or chemical treatment. The bed bug heater doesn’t require any safety gear and can be set up in minutes, making it the most convenient way to get rid of bed bugs. Once you’ve plugged your device into an electrical outlet and turned on the temperature control knob, you won’t have to worry about it again until it’s time to turn off the unit and store it away until next time.

Completely mobile

Portable bed bug heating systems are an excellent option for anyone who doesn’t feel like getting rid of their furniture and purchasing new ones. They can be used in hotels, apartments and homes, as well as cars, buses and trains. Portable heating systems are even useful in airplanes and airports! These units can also be used to heat up offices or buildings where you may need a little extra warmth on a cold winter day.

If you’re worried about going through the hassle of buying fresh furniture if you’re living with bed bugs then consider using one of these portable heaters instead:

Efficient portable design

• The system is portable and can be moved around a room.
• It is easy to set up and operate.
• The system can be used with limited electrical power, or even in the event of an electrical blackout.
• It is lightweight so that it can be carried by one person, making it a good choice for those who are traveling or living in a smaller space such as an RV or boat.

The heating element has been designed in such a way that it may also be used with a generator if needed.[4]

Heat is thrust into every nook, cranny and crevice

Bed bugs can hide anywhere, and that means your heating system needs to be able to get at them. Heat will kill all stages of bed bug life, including eggs and nymphs, so it’s important that the heat you use reaches into every crevice of your home.

Heat gets spread in three ways: convection (the transfer of energy from one place to another by means of currents or bulk fluid motion), conduction (the transmission of thermal energy through contact), and radiation (the emission or transmission of electromagnetic waves). For most heating systems this means that a hot air source will be placed at floor level so it can spread up into the air vents throughout your home.

Requires little setup

The set-up process for the HeaterTek system is fast and easy. Our heating pads are designed to be installed in minutes without having to disassemble furniture, remove bedding or electronics, or remove pictures from walls. No preparation of the room is required before starting (the mattress, box spring, and floor can be left as they are).

Safer than pesticides

As you may know, pesticides can be harmful to children and pets. Even if you don’t have children or pets, it is important to consider how your bed bug treatment will affect those who visit your home. Pesticides are also becoming less effective as bed bugs develop resistance to them.

Furthermore, heat can be an effective solution because it kills all stages of the bed bug life cycle at once. This means that even if some survive a pesticide treatment, they will eventually die off over time because they are unable to reproduce without a mate. Heat also kills bugs in places where pesticides cannot reach – such as furniture or other items that people sit on every day but may not easily access with products like sprays or foggers

Our bed bug heating systems are the most effective way to kill bed bugs on the market.

It’s important to remember that bed bugs are hard to kill. They hide in the little cracks and crevices of your home, making them difficult to reach with chemicals or heat. But our heating systems use a direct heat source that can reach every single nook and cranny of your home, including underneath beds, so you don’t have to worry about them escaping.

Bed bug eggs are also killed by our heating systems as well because they require a constant temperature of 95 degrees Fahrenheit for about five days before hatching. Once these bed bug eggs are hatched, they need at least seven days for the larvae to develop into adult bed bugs—which means an entire generation will be destroyed!