
Introduction to the training series
Conduct thorough bedbug inspections, wear PPE, dry textiles, spray baseboards and affected furniture, wait 7 to 14 days, and repeat with tempered SC and Crossfire to prevent resistance.
Identify bed bugs by recognizing adults, an adolescent, eggs, skins, and fecal matter in photos of infestations. Observe common hiding places from headboards to box springs during extermination.
Learn to assemble a 3M respirator for pesticide spraying, attach Espey 7:1 P95 filters and cartridge caps, and understand when to replace blocked filters.
Adjust a 3M respirator for pesticide protection to seal with its two filters and one-way valve. Tighten the straps and place the mask low on the nose and chin.
mix a bed bug spray by measuring 16 milliliters of concentrate per two gallons, diluting with water to the two-gallon mark, shaking, and wearing gloves, a respirator, and goggles.
Pressurize the spray bottle, lock the nozzle, and adjust to a fine mist or fan to spray an even v-shaped spray along the baseboard while avoiding the floor.
Follow the walls around the house, spray under doors and trim on both sides, hit islands and cracks with a long-range spray, and protect eyes while reading the label.
Learn to spray a bed for bed bugs by disassembling king-size beds, inspecting hiding spots, and spraying the frame, slats, joints, underside, and mattress edges for thorough coverage.
Target cracks and crevices when spraying a couch to reach bed bugs hiding in folds, lift cushions if possible, spray underneath and inside, and avoid visible areas to prevent discoloration.
Spray a recliner by targeting cracks and crevices, avoiding surfaces and fabric contact to prevent discoloration, while positioning the chair reclined to reach inner gaps and the frame.
Learn to spray window trim, baseboards, and surrounding areas to target bed bugs in trim and other locations, with techniques for spraying both the inside and outside of windows.
Learn to dust electrical outlets to kill bed bugs hiding there, using a fine pest-control dust and a duster with safety gear and a clear, step-by-step approach.
Access the equipment and supplies used at what exterminators used dot com after viewing this training series.
You will learn how to Exterminate Bed Bugs in your home the same way that the professionals do using the same equipment and supplies that the professionals use. This will save you hundreds of dollars. The national average for bed bug removal is between $1200 and $5000. You will learn what supplies you will need and where you can purchase them. The training is broken into short videos to make it easy to watch when you have time. In most videos the knowledge is explained first and them demonstrated so you can see it in action. Enjoy the course!