Carpet beetle infestations are among the worst pests to have in any vehicle; they breed quickly and cause considerable damage to carpets, upholstery, and other fabrics while feeding on organic matter. They can hitch a ride on your clothing leading to an infestation in your home, or workplace. There are approximately 400 species of carpet beetles…
Fleas are a type of parasite that primarily feeds on warm-blooded animals. The most common flea species is the cat flea, which despite its name, is the most common flea found on dogs. Out of the estimated 2,000 flea species worldwide, more than 300 are found in the United States. Fleas don’t just infest dogs…
Steam cleaners are popular for deep cleaning around the home, particularly those looking to reduce allergens like dust mites without using chemicals. Dust mites are pesky microscopic critters that thrive in warm, humid environments such as mattresses, upholstered furniture, and carpets. They are known allergens and can trigger asthmatic reactions and allergic responses in sensitive…
Dust mites are tiny creatures that thrive in warm and humid environments, often making their home in the fibers of your clothing, bedding, and upholstery. While invisible to the naked eye, the allergens produced from their waste can cause symptoms for those with dust mite allergies, ranging from sneezing and itching to more severe reactions….
Bed bugs are small, flat insects that live in cracks and crevices, so you’ll probably never see them unless you’re looking closely. One of the common pests found in mattresses today, bedbugs bite humans when they feed, leaving behind tiny red marks that itch intensely. Unfortunately, if you have a memory foam mattress, you’re not…
If you’ve seen a cockroach in your home, I assure you there are many more hiding in dark places waiting to contaminate your kitchen benches, cutlery and more. They are not just undesirable pests, these disease carrying critters shed skin, lay eggs (called Oothecae) and poop – and can cause you some serious health issues….
Steam has been studied for its effectiveness in controlling house dust mites and common allergens in homes. So, can a clothes steamer kill dust mites? Yes. Here’s what you need to know about using a clothes steamer to kill dust mites: What Are Dust Mites? To effectively manage household allergens, it’s essential to understand that…
Practically every pet owner will have experienced the suffering of a flea problem in their home at one time or another. If your pet has started scratching, or if you’ve seen that you unexpectedly have red, itchy bites on your body, fleas might be the cause. Using hot steam is an effective way to eradicate…
Carpet beetles are bugs that feed upon the soft home furnishings in your homes, such as carpets, curtains, furnishings, linens, and clothes. They’re annoying pests because they eat and reproduce rapidly. Before long, they’ve spread throughout your home. Many people wonder, does steam cleaning kill carpet beetles? The answer is yes. In this guide, I…
If you are having a problem with bed bugs, you may be looking for a natural, cost-effective way to kill them. Using your clothing steamer for bed bug home treatment can help. Does Steam Kill Bed Bugs? Steam will kill bed bugs on contact, providing the steam is over 131 degrees Fahrenheit. Most garment steamers…
When you’re dealing with bedbugs, how to get rid of bed bugs in clothes is a big question. As bed bugs feed on the blood of humans (and sometimes other mammals and birds), it might seem like leaving your infested clothes will starve the bugs to death. Unfortunately, that isn’t how it works. Bed bugs…
Bed bugs (Cimex lectularius) are a nuisance and can be difficult to get rid of. One of the best ways is by using a bed bug steamer. Steam treatment is the fastest, most effective way to kill these pests. It is also one of the easiest methods because it doesn’t involve any toxic chemicals or…
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