As with other parasites bed bug eggs are generally more resilient than their adult counterparts.
Killing bed bug eggs with cold.
Extension agents can identify the pest at no cost to you.
Bed bug eggs are about 1 millimeter long.
Fortunately the removal of bed bug eggs can be done similarly to that of the removal of live bed bugs such as the use of a steamer to apply extreme heat or the use of freezing temperatures.
This is why 118 f 47 77 c for 20 minutes kills only adults.
Kill the bed bugs.
While freezing can kill bed bugs temperatures must remain very low for a long time.
Try the clothes dryer to kill the bed bug eggs but use high heat about 39 o c to 51 o c for over 30 minutes.
They can survive temperatures that are up to 130 6 f 54 8 c which is why this is the minimum treatment temperature we d recommend.
If you want to kill both bed bug eggs and adults conducting the treatment for 90 minutes at the aforementioned temperature is recommended.
Do it yourself freezing may not be a reliable method for bed bug control.
You may have to follow these steps more than once to kill all the bugs and their eggs.
Not exactly the quick kill weapon you were looking for right.
That is why if you are killing the bed bugs with a chemical spray be sure to find one that specifically states that it is effective against bed bug eggs.
Research conducted during the 1990s found that bed bug eggs may resist the cold even better than the adults.
Fresh bed bug eggs appear shiny due to a sticky substance that is secreted with the eggs.
Heat treatment.
Bed bugs and their eggs can hide in laundry containers hampers remember to clean them when you do the laundry.
This reduces the number of bed bugs.
Below are the method i recommend to kill the bed bug eggs.
Try a closed car under scotching sun but enclose the clothes in a plastic bags black in color.
Bed bug eggs are transparent in color but their shades may range from transparent to white.
It takes 30 to 60 days of exposure to freezing cold to kill the eggs of bed bugs.
Collect a sample of the pest to show an extension agent exitor other insect expert.