Will The Infestation Go Away On Its Own?
No, a bed bug infestation will stick around for as long as there is blood. The only way to get the bed bugs to move on would be to abandon the property and come back months down the line. A bed bug that has just fed on blood, though, can live for months without feeding again. Given they breed so rapidly, too, waiting out a bed bug infestation is an unrealistic solution to the problem that you currently have.
Ignoring the problem rarely is a beneficial approach and this is especially true when facing off against bed bugs. These critters will hang around for as long as they can find access to some kind of feeding and sustenance. Waiting for the problem out is almost impossible, as is simply hoping they move on.
Why Should I Avoid Chemical Treatment For Palm Harbor Bed Bugs?
Chemical treatments for bed bugs in Palm Harbor are not recommended. These treatments are increasingly outdated an ineffective, as bed bugs can hide from the chemicals and avoid wiping out the colony. While you might kill some bed bugs using a chemical treatment, the numbers pale compared to heat treatment.
By contrast, heat treatment – such as Heat Assault – reaches temperatures of 145F. Despite enjoying the climate of Palm Harbor, bed bugs cannot survive in such intense heat conditions. Heat treatment, then, is far more effective in killing off the bed bugs in a timely and effective manner – without complications.
What complications? Consider the impact of pumping chemicals into your home. That can become very damaging to the atmosphere in your home and puts your health and well-being at risk. With that in mind, it is highly recommended that you avoid using chemical treatments; the results rarely justify the means.