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3.1 Treatment Options for Bed Bugs and Resident Preparation
1. ..and so does Ohio and the rest of the U.S. too! Source: Bedbug Registry
2. Dr. Michael Potter, Urban Entomologist, Univ. of Kentucky, 2006 “ Bed bugs will be the pest of the 21 st century, no question about it” “… ..a formidable pest”
3. “ Bed bugs will be the pest of the 21 st century, no question about it” “… ..a formidable pest” It is much easier to talk about bed bugs than it is to kill them. are
28. Chemical Pesticides Liquids, Dusts, Pressurized Sprays, Liquids Suspend Demand CS Onslaught Tempo Temprid Phantom Sterifab Gentrol Exciter Kicker Prelude Dusts Drione Diatomaceous Earth Alpine Delta Dust Tempo Dust Pressurized Bedlam Phantom Pressurized Tri-Die D-Force HPX CB-80 Impregnated Strips NuVan ProZap Hot Shot Disclaimer: Brand names shown for reference purposes only. Always read and follow the directions on the label before using any pesticide product!
29. Chemical Pesticides Liquids, Dusts, Pressurized Sprays “ Pesticide resistance and limited control choices make treatment even more difficult. Some bed bug populations are resistant to almost all pesticides registered to treat them.” “a pest of significant public health importance” joint statement - 2010
30. Chemical Pesticides Liquids, Dusts, Pressurized Sprays There Is No Silver or Magic Bullet We do the best with what we have to use.
31. Chemical Pesticides ** Liquids, Dusts, Pressurized Sprays **always read and follow the directions on the label
49. Containerized or Small Volume Heat Treatment Heat Treatment 8 ft x 8 ft x 4 ft Ideal for: Furniture, Clothing, Clutter, Sensitive Objects +120 ° F for several hours
50. Heat Treatment 8 ft wide x 7 ft high Containerized or Small Volume Heat Treatment Portable Thermal Chamber +120º F for several hours
51. Portable Bed Bug Heat Killing Unit 36”L x 19”W x 24”H Containerized or Small Volume Heat Treatment Heat Treatment Ideal for: suitcases, stuffed animals, shoes, books, pictures, papers, magazines, etc.
52. Heat Treatment Containerized or Small Volume Heat Treatment +120º F for several hours 30 minutes in a hot dryer kills all stages of bed bugs
53. pesticide impregnated resin strip – “acts” like a fumigant Resin Strip – Small Container Treatment Nuvan® Pro Strip* * labeled for use by pest management professionals Items remain in container for at least 2 days Ideal for: books, papers, shoes, electronics, etc. plastic container, snap on lid
54. Fumigation Whole House, Building or Large Containers inject poisonous gas
55. Chemical Pesticides Steam Furniture Reduce Clutter Heat Treatment Mattress Covers Fumigation What Works The Best? Vacuum Bedding Traps
56. An Integrated Approach Chemical Pesticides Steam Furniture Reduce Clutter Heat Treatment Mattress Covers Fumigation What Works The Best? Vacuum Bedding Traps
57. An Integrated Approach What Works The Best? 1. Cooperation These Three Things 2. Cooperation 3. Cooperation
58. What Works The Best? Cooperation Management PMP Resident
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60. What About Do-It-Yourself Products? More than a 4 unit dwelling? Need a pesticide applicator license ODA Rule
61. NEVER USE “BUG BOMBS”!! Aerosol bombs won’t get rid of your bed bugs and may cause bed bugs to spread to other rooms and other apartments. What About Do-It-Yourself Products?
62. What About “natural” Products? 25(b) products* *must be registered as pesticides in OHIO Castor oil (U.S.P. or equivalent)* Linseed oil Cedar oil Malic acid Cinnamon and cinnamon oil* Mint and mint oil Citric acid* Peppermint and peppermint oil* Citronella and Citronella oil 2-Phenethyl propionate (2-phenylethyl propionate) Cloves and clove oil* Potassium sorbate* Corn gluten meal* Putrescent whole egg solids Corn oil* Rosemary and rosemary oil* Cottonseed oil* Sesame (includes ground sesame plant) and sesame oil* Dried Blood Sodium chloride (common salt) * Eugenol Sodium lauryl sulfate Garlic and garlic oil* Soybean oil Geraniol* Thyme and thyme oil* Geranium oil White pepper Lauryl sulfate Zinc metal strips (consisting solely of zinc metal and impurities) Lemongrass oil
63. What About “natural” Products? Do they work? It’s not the bed bugs you see that are the problem. It is the ones that are hiding. The ones you can’t see. Those are the ones that frustrate everyone!
64. 8 weeks - no new bites - no new sightings - no new blood stains But, you may never know for sure. How do you know when they are gone?
65. Thank You & Remember….. And if they do Then take your shoe And knock ‘em ‘til They’re black and blue!