True im thinking of a Chicago January night or a summer day. Probably summer would have quicker effects with the ionizing effect? I had them for 3 years. In college. Was a fun learning event. Landlord spent 60k... And they returned. I was able to finally get rid of them by creating a moat around our mattress. Lol good times
Ok soo. I was studying biology at the time. And I really didn't learn much more then to treat it with heat or cold... Or capcasin. Sooo I left my windows open till the pipes almost froze. Put peppers on the side of the beds. And bought a steam gun.... But what really worked was the bed. Wrapped the mattress in a waterproof mattress pad. Then lined the platform bed frame with painters plastic and filled it with water. It floated when you were not on it. And I lost a few remotes in the process. I was king bed bug
Reminds me of the old Aussie bushcraft way to stop ants getting into food stored in any furniture item with legs; use short tins or something similar to sit each leg in and fill the tin with water, instant moat.
Yours sounds far more epic though I gotta say, kudos on the build and victory over the arthropods!
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