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I have good news for once
- Thread starter Mayne
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highland145
Lifer
Run your clothes/laundry in a dryer for an hour. Don't want to bring bedbugs with you.
Mayne
Diamond Member
My new roommates will be my brother and the landlord, a good friend of ours. Things are definitely looking up now. I'm thinking of starting a twitch channel.
Captante
Lifer
Good idea with a long-term bedbug infestation ... might want to burn the clothes on your back once you leave!
😉
Seriously glad to hear it! 🙂
Captante
Lifer
Be careful.... those fvckers can hide in TINY cracks. I would use heat on the individual components, anything over 115-120f or so will kill them within a couple hours and most PC parts SHOULD be fine at that temp. (Use particular care with the PSU since not only is it warm and dark but easily accessible to bugs!)
*(Use a full-size oven on warm CAREFULLY!)
Then when the case is empty (ALL electrical stuff) take a high pressure hose to it then let it dry outdoors for a week or so.
If you REALLY want to be sure, dust it well with food-grade diatomaceous earth when dry then hose down again a few days later.
And if the chair is fabric I would STRONGLY suggest ditching it. (sorry)
Fanatical Meat
Lifer
Yes this and don’t do the first wash at the new place, go to a laundromat. Use hot water plastic bag & seal your stuff before bringing it back to the bug place.
Fanatical Meat
Lifer
I would ditch the chair, if it is vynl or leather it is probably okay.
I would toss it to be safe, office chairs are cheap.
snoopy7548
Diamond Member
Sounds like you'll have plenty of space to grow... herbs... 😉
Red Squirrel
No Lifer
Congrats! Must be exciting for sure. I can't imagine living in an apartment in Toronto or any big city myself, I'd want to off myself. You'll enjoy having more breathing room and an actual yard and stuff. What area are you moving in?
And yeah be careful not to bring the bed bugs with you, I'd consider renting one of those temporary sea cans at the new place, put all your stuff in there, then take it out a bit at a time. That will give you a better chance to inspect everything one by one, vs, a moving truck showing up and you're rushing to put everything in the house.
And yeah be careful not to bring the bed bugs with you, I'd consider renting one of those temporary sea cans at the new place, put all your stuff in there, then take it out a bit at a time. That will give you a better chance to inspect everything one by one, vs, a moving truck showing up and you're rushing to put everything in the house.
Red Squirrel
No Lifer
Yeah, if you're a multi millionaire lol.
sdifox
No Lifer
I paid 277k for that house in 2004. 70k down, paid it off in seven years.
Red Squirrel
No Lifer
You can probably get like 1.5mil for it now lol.
sdifox
No Lifer
Should have kept it lol
BoomerD
No Lifer
Captante
Lifer
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