Easy to diffuse

Self-spraying or moving furniture can often scare bed bugs, causing them to quickly spread to other areas or rooms, exacerbating the problem.
→ The infection spread from one room to the whole house and even to the neighbors.

High recurrence rate

Without experience, it is difficult for ordinary people to identify the true hiding places of bed bugs. Simply washing the sheets or surface treatments will not remove bed bug eggs and nymphs.
→ The egg incubation period is about 7 to 10 days. After cleaning, the infection may reoccur within one or two weeks.

Using the wrong method can increase risk

Some people use excessive amounts of insecticide or hair spray in the hope of "cleaning everything up in one go," but this actually forces bed lice to move to walls, baseboards, sockets, etc.
→ Bed bugs are highly resilient and improper handling can encourage their spread.

Difficult to deep process without professional equipment

Bed bugs most often hide in sockets, deep in wood crevices, carpet backing and edges. It is difficult for ordinary vacuum cleaners or commercially available steam machines to reach sufficient temperature and depth.
→ A clean surface does not necessarily mean a complete cure. Only professional tools can achieve high-temperature penetration treatment at 100°C.