Kill bedbugs without pesticides: entomologist sleeps with bed bugs

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  • Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
  • We put the #GoodKnight bed to the test: we released 400 bedbugs onto and around the bed, then I slept in it! I got no bites, and the entire bedbug population was killed in 9 days. This experiment is still going, and once it is done, we will have released 1200 bedbugs into the room to test the GoodKnight bed.

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  • @Del-Canada
    @Del-Canada 2 года назад +120

    A friend said to me, "They are just bugs.". This person obviously never had to deal with them before. People don't understand how focused bed bugs are. They aren't just a regular insect. They come straight for you and they just want your blood, nothing else. They are basically wingless mosquitoes.

    • @Alaskanman
      @Alaskanman 2 года назад +28

      They're worse than mosquitoes in that regard, you can escape and handle mosquitoes but bed bugs are a nightmare to deal with

    • @Del-Canada
      @Del-Canada 2 года назад +17

      @@Alaskanman And bed bugs hide and plan their attacks. They are conniving little buggers.

    • @crushedguy
      @crushedguy Год назад +4

      My caretaker said this just this past weekend to me. They'll search you out definitely. I get up on the 2 week episodes of, oh okay i'm good now. I can take my clothes out of the bags. Then boom lol. Happens again and drops you right back down to the lowest peg. Expense adds up, but the diamatreous earth works big time. Still grab my flashlight every now and then searching the floor just in case lol

    • @elizabetho874
      @elizabetho874 Год назад +1

      How do you use the dimatious earth ? And is it cat safe?

    • @Del-Canada
      @Del-Canada Год назад

      @@elizabetho874 Get the food grade stuff and it should be safe for all living beings. In fact you can even mix it with water to rid yourself of parasites. You want to dust it really lightly. If you apply it like thick lines, etc, the bugs see it and just go around it. A light barely noticeable coating is most effective. Gtet a bulb applicator to do this. Or whatever they are called. Look like ear syringe bulbs. Also, hit the seams of everything with rubbing alcohol in a mister bottle and keep it at. It kills them on contact. Keep going even when you think they are gone. Repeat these things for like a month or two every third day. Good luck, Elizabeth!

  • @goggsmackay1
    @goggsmackay1 8 лет назад +93

    I'm a pest control tech and really the biggest problem we have controlling bedbugs is that customers almost always underestimate the complexity of the problem, we give an instructional document to clients before we even arrive for the 1st time. In a large house with lots of stuff in it, it is really a huge undertaking and a pest tech only has so many hours per visit - much of the work of vacuuming/cleaning/decluttering really needs to be done prior to me arriving.
    Much respect to man in the video, you would not get me in bed near all those bugs, dead or not!

    • @tempestomouthy7431
      @tempestomouthy7431 2 года назад +5

      Seriously, scientists - we live in 2021! Get it together lol

    • @lipanouyang9488
      @lipanouyang9488 2 года назад +1

      hi dude, how likely is the treadmill get infested?

  • @Dyamondclay1192
    @Dyamondclay1192 5 лет назад +112

    I feel like every apartment every hotel should be equipped with one of these because it's is mad hard to get rid of them once they are there and this is good prevention

  • @bippidyboppidyboo4428
    @bippidyboppidyboo4428 5 лет назад +32

    This is cool, but what about other furniture? Those suckers hide everywhere; on wood, in the cracks of wood, basically everywhere. The only reason they’re called bed bugs is because they live close to their host (you) and munch on you when you sleep, but they can and do get much further than just a bed. It would probably be cheaper to have someone come out and heat up the house to ensure they’re all gone.

  • @jessicaross-robitaille5348
    @jessicaross-robitaille5348 6 лет назад +269

    Another reason why they didn't bite him is because they might not have chosen him to feed on , when I had bed bugs in my house they chose one person out of 10 people, that person was me and I mean every single bed bug fed on me and my siblings and parents were never fed on, I just want to put this info out there

    • @agulm6625
      @agulm6625 5 лет назад +36

      Jessica Ross-Robitaille that's true some ppl skins react and others don't ,I heard fairer skin reacts more

    • @janetholmes6659
      @janetholmes6659 5 лет назад +30

      I know how you feel. They feed only on me and not my husband.

    • @board11g1
      @board11g1 5 лет назад +6

      Sharing same feeling

    • @4f-aciertorienelg.489
      @4f-aciertorienelg.489 5 лет назад +12

      im also a victim of pest insects, but not bedbugs .
      FLEAS! only me and my father lives on our house, but im the only one that gets bitten.

    • @TheBrightstar13
      @TheBrightstar13 5 лет назад +23

      Thats the story of my life they only feed on me not my husband. Total bullshit. I guess it is true huh? The darker the berry.....smh😭😭😭

  • @PlumbPitiful
    @PlumbPitiful 5 лет назад +33

    The glue traps are a nice idea to keep them from getting into the bed but it won't do much good if the bedspread touches the floor or the headboard touch the wall because they could just get to you that way too. I've heard they will actually crawl to the ceiling then deliberately drop onto the bed! Paratrooper bed bugs!

    • @hamzaimthiyaz2257
      @hamzaimthiyaz2257 2 года назад +10

      yeah that's true.. They drop

    • @timwarner705
      @timwarner705 2 года назад +11

      So THAT´S why I keep getting woken by shouts of Geronilmo!

    • @Fallout3131
      @Fallout3131 Год назад +3

      @@timwarner705 LOL

    • @Pythonette
      @Pythonette 2 месяца назад

      Ninjas. Ugh.

  • @shinyam75
    @shinyam75 Год назад +8

    That one bedbug that survived is now a superbug, and heat resistant.

  • @Tanghulu.girl.
    @Tanghulu.girl. 6 лет назад +64

    after watching this, i found myself very itchy.. i had goosebumps 😣😣😣

  • @milanshah4
    @milanshah4 8 лет назад +535

    99.5% isn't good enough

    • @EcoBugDoctor
      @EcoBugDoctor  8 лет назад +107

      Yes, for bed bugs it has to be 100%!

    • @mozartips
      @mozartips 7 лет назад +10

      I've used a simple trick and they've gone 100% you can see a sample video on my channel. I wanted some bed bugs to do more experiments but can't find a single one.

    • @danielnyanunga1472
      @danielnyanunga1472 7 лет назад

      MozarTips

    • @menaking4478
      @menaking4478 7 лет назад +1

      MozarTips

    • @fokrulislamrasel
      @fokrulislamrasel 6 лет назад

      Is it medicine? Where I got it? Please help me I have affected by bed bug

  • @sowmyaprakash9717
    @sowmyaprakash9717 3 года назад +33

    Funfact : you thought he would sleep with bedbugs,or he may give a solution to get rid of bed bugs,but later you realize he is promoting the good knight bed

    • @inamartina9985
      @inamartina9985 2 года назад +2

      Yes 😂

    • @revlulu
      @revlulu Год назад +2

      I also thought he was going to sleep with those bugs and it creeped me out. Crap! Now I’m itching again. Why do I watch
      these things? Argh!

  • @Kenzofeis
    @Kenzofeis 9 лет назад +825

    So this means that burning the house down should get rid of them?

  • @nizamzam3157
    @nizamzam3157 5 лет назад +51

    Fact "the bed bug are paid actors

    • @Rikasaleeth
      @Rikasaleeth 2 месяца назад

      This freaking bed bugs are really a actors it will act like dead and then when you throw this on floor it will start to move this fuc*** bed bugs are really devils 😭

  • @victorfryar6432
    @victorfryar6432 4 года назад +22

    If only my bedroom didn't have stuff in it like this room.

  • @animeshow9325
    @animeshow9325 5 лет назад +12

    Bad bugs was painful , I did never get one day good sleep in 6 months but thanks to my big brother he did find a way to kill them all

  • @azgal001
    @azgal001 7 лет назад +27

    I lost 3 days of work about 3 weeks ago due to a severe reaction to bites, my whole arm turned red, hot, itichy, and I had blister like bumps all over my arm.

    • @EcoBugDoctor
      @EcoBugDoctor  7 лет назад +3

      azgal001 I've had calls from people that experience a medical emergency if bitten. So sorry about your difficulties 😟

    • @rtgbhreth
      @rtgbhreth 4 года назад +5

      same. got bitten 3 times in the same area about 1 and half inches away from each other. they swelled up so much that it merged together and was like a big puffed up sunburn that was hot and firm to the touch. now im like my own bedbug detector. i cant imagine several hundred bites. probably end up as the pillsbury doughboy or michelin tire man

    • @ekt.3449
      @ekt.3449 3 года назад +3

      @@rtgbhreth mine reaction is the same !!! The worst thing is that now there are in my home... I have to do something because I can not imagine live with these bedbugs and my allergy to them !!

    • @monicamitchell7827
      @monicamitchell7827 2 года назад +1

      Same issue here. Ended up getting 2 biopsies from my dermatologist since she didn't know what was going on.
      These bed bugs know how to hide!!

  • @dennisr3738
    @dennisr3738 4 года назад +14

    🕷BED BUGS ARE FROM HELL🔥

  • @juanitamorales7484
    @juanitamorales7484 5 лет назад +41

    Am I the only one that felt stuff crawling all over my body watching this 😂🤨

  • @kalMHe
    @kalMHe 4 года назад +4

    My whole body is itchy just watching this. I wouldn't sleep in that bed forever.

  • @RAMPRASADGS
    @RAMPRASADGS 4 года назад +68

    Joey: is it on me ? I feel like it's on me 😂

  • @umarabdullah5510
    @umarabdullah5510 3 года назад +11

    I guess if you live in a house with steel floors and nowhere for the bugs to hide except your bed this will work but in reality bedbugs don't live exclusively in the bed, they go there to suck your blood then run back to the cracks in the wall and under the carpet.

    • @plunderersparadise
      @plunderersparadise 2 года назад +1

      that's why there are bedbug traps in the bed

    • @alejandro3485
      @alejandro3485 2 года назад +1

      After he kills them all on the bed he’s essentially using the bed with him in it as a trap. Any of the ones hiding elsewhere will 100% eventually come to the bed. Hence the glue traps used after killing every one of them on the bed. Dealing with these devil bugs makes you think like a hunter/trapper. You have to outsmart them. It’s extremely painstaking and nerve wracking but with diligence, patience, and unfortunately money it can be done. I would also use the bed post traps along with double sided tape around the actual posts just in case as a double barrier. You can put baby powder in the bed post traps so it makes it even more slippery for the bugs to escape from the actual well that traps them. Then you can take pleasure in torturing them however you please. You can also make CO2 traps out of a soda bottle, water, sugar, yeast and a few other household items. You put them around the bed. RUclips them. They’re cheap and effective.

  • @SEEDOFABRAHAM
    @SEEDOFABRAHAM 5 лет назад +133

    What about all the bed bugs in the dressers, walls, crevices of the floor boards, vent, electrical sockets, under rugs, door frames, picture frames, etc

    • @Butterfly.l.p.f
      @Butterfly.l.p.f 5 лет назад +2

      Cimexa dust

    • @cocochanel9273
      @cocochanel9273 5 лет назад +6

      Steamer

    • @Noname5618-k6m
      @Noname5618-k6m 4 года назад +2

      My exact thoughts

    • @YhwhKhaiMostHigh
      @YhwhKhaiMostHigh 4 года назад +30

      Diatomaceous Earth on the floor and sticky tape when they try to climb on the bed. Make sure the bed is pulled away from the wall that they only have one way of climbing - that is the legs and that's where they are caught on the tape. I had used several different methods for treating my bedbug infestation. I was bite free after a week getting proactive. The method is the video only works if the bed bugs are in the bed, not when they're hiding in the baseboards, dressers, carpets, pictures frames and later come out and feed on you when you're sleeping.

    • @kiajohnson
      @kiajohnson 4 года назад +3

      A trusted pest control can do it best

  • @Yo-yo-dt5ze
    @Yo-yo-dt5ze 3 года назад +5

    I feel so helpless I literally feel
    These things crawling all over me I’m losing sleep I’m going crazy I need to be in a hospital these things will drive you insane 😭😭😭😭😭

    • @dollitaa8032
      @dollitaa8032 3 года назад +1

      It happens so fast, they're the spawn of the devil

    • @dollitaa8032
      @dollitaa8032 3 года назад +1

      Im sleeping in my bathroom tub thinking about my next move.

    • @Yo-yo-dt5ze
      @Yo-yo-dt5ze 3 года назад +1

      @@dollitaa8032 your next move is to hire an exterminator I had an exterminator come out to inspect and found no evidence at all I did find tiny blood spots on my pillows but no other evidence they won’t treat unless they find substantial evidence and bites are not enough I’m going absolutely crazy and they think it’s all in my mind or Iam hallucinating bed bugs are the damn devil and people say you can’t feel them crawling on you that’s a LIE

  • @seconds-kr5uj
    @seconds-kr5uj 7 лет назад +11

    My mom ran what was basically a flophouse in our rented old farmhouse from 1980-1984 and guess what? ZERO BED BUGS, HEAD LICE, BODY LICE or any bugs. I wonder where the modern infestation has come from...

    • @EcoBugDoctor
      @EcoBugDoctor  7 лет назад +7

      15seconds99 Great question! "Insecticidal Nets May Be Source for Bed Bug Resistance"
      beyondpesticides.org/dailynewsblog/2011/12/insectidal-nets-may-be-source-for-bed-bug-resistance/
      Genetic evidence collected shows that the bed-bugs infesting households in America are not domestic bed bugs, but imports. This explanation is as yet the most plausible for understanding the bed bug resurgence.

    • @seconds-kr5uj
      @seconds-kr5uj 7 лет назад +1

      GoodKnight Self-sterilizingBeds Yup...imported

    • @OliveMule
      @OliveMule 7 лет назад +2

      GoodKnight Self-sterilizingBeds great source. i love info like this. how can i help you? id like to work for you.

    • @EcoBugDoctor
      @EcoBugDoctor  7 лет назад +1

      mynumberonehat you're welcomed to email me your ideas and suggestions at paul@goodknightbeds.com. Wish we could affordably contact decision makers in the hospitality sector.

    • @patriciadilacio1342
      @patriciadilacio1342 7 лет назад +2

      mexico

  • @DanwrigCooldude
    @DanwrigCooldude 7 лет назад +14

    It gave me creeps to see all them bugs on the bed.. 🤕

    • @EcoBugDoctor
      @EcoBugDoctor  7 лет назад +6

      Syed M D Imam Tim did 3 releases of 400 every 2 weeks for 6 weeks. He found sleeping there was disturbing. It's no surprise that bed bugs can make people become delusional. People report using sleeping pills to deal with the sleep disorders it causes, or just to be able to get sleep given their chronic infestations. The pill and pesticide industry is well positioned to produce clients. How many people are losing it, as sleep deprivation will kill you faster than starvation? There is a serious need for the GoodKnight technology to become inexpensive and widely available.

  • @susanripp8942
    @susanripp8942 5 лет назад +25

    I believe it but look at the room you are in! No where for them to hide so this test will not compare to a real home because there are more, alot more places they hide than on the bed! So you are killing the ones on the bed but thats not stopping any hiding in a base board etc!

    • @luigi8367
      @luigi8367 4 года назад +2

      But how would they climb up to the bed lol kl

  • @sleepycobra9152
    @sleepycobra9152 5 лет назад +154

    They live everywhere in your house not just bed

    • @noahark6850
      @noahark6850 5 лет назад +16

      lol they will still come to your bed to eat blood.

    • @daltonwade9441
      @daltonwade9441 4 года назад +8

      Sleepy Cobra No they will typically stay within about 15 feet of any area that people remain sedentary for long periods. If you had them all over your house then you let the infestation get really really bad and didn’t act.

    • @lesizmor9079
      @lesizmor9079 4 года назад +7

      SleepyCobra-- You are sort of correct, which means you are also somewhat incorrect. The bugs do NOT "live everywhere in your house", and they DO live "within 15 feet of area where people are not in motion for long periods", as Dalton points out here. So this is the problem about this product that Sleepy & Dalton stopped short of clearly saying--- since they live not only in your bed but also NEAR IT (specifically under the baseboards on the wall), this very expensive heating blanket only kills the ones living in the bed.

    • @ffmm2078
      @ffmm2078 4 года назад +2

      Yes..politically motivated to hurt you..

    • @sta_bang
      @sta_bang 4 года назад +5

      Wat about thier egs?

  • @milestogether171
    @milestogether171 4 года назад +4

    I watched this just after killing about 50 bed bugs hidden in my bed.. and was just about to sleep.. and now after seeing these bugs crawling all over i feel as if they are all over me..
    Yuckksssss this is soooo disgusting..

  • @HusseinAbada
    @HusseinAbada 7 лет назад +58

    Back in the days people used hot water to kill

  • @mcdonnell-douglasdc-1087
    @mcdonnell-douglasdc-1087 5 лет назад +5

    THIS is human intelligence at its best! The idea is so way out, it's way in!!!!

  • @VeeTwoPointOh
    @VeeTwoPointOh 4 года назад +4

    Y’all got nerves of steel to do this job

  • @ellenparks5096
    @ellenparks5096 5 лет назад +11

    I've had my house sprayed by a professional 1 time a month for three months. I haven't seen any signs of them in the last 2 months. I don't know how long I need to have them spray. It's so expensive.

  • @EphemeralProductions
    @EphemeralProductions 4 года назад +11

    i hope like HELL he did major protection measures before the left that room, like making sure they weren't stuck to his foot,, and basically shaking out his clothes (or wearing no clothes at all!) to come out of the room! LOL

  • @WindowBeeTM
    @WindowBeeTM 11 месяцев назад +1

    Due to the increasing resistance of household bedbugs to insecticides, there is a growing interest in using the Pharaoh ant to combat them. This is particularly worth considering in places where there are persistent recurring bedbug infestations. This method involves biological control of household bedbugs using Monomorium pharaonis.

  • @EcoBugDoctor
    @EcoBugDoctor  9 лет назад

    See this "masked testimonial" for the GoodKnight......
    How to Get Rid of Bed Bugs With Heat (Tutorial)
    ruclips.net/video/sV4-O9gXUfY/видео.html

  • @hansa7257
    @hansa7257 2 года назад +1

    This makes sense, I used a hair dryer to kill off bed bugs. Saved me buying a new bed.

  • @vincentprime740
    @vincentprime740 5 лет назад +4

    just to reminds, bed bugs take 1 of those lil shit to conquer your whole house. so yea, if they not all dead, I would never settle

  • @zxc1423m
    @zxc1423m 7 лет назад +7

    Use hot steamer with lemon peel and spray at them they instantly gone.

  • @hunterrat
    @hunterrat 10 лет назад +159

    you're showing a video of disgusting bugs crawling all over a bed.. to sell a bed?? ... and i effing want to buy it?!?!!
    i think you just won advertising

    • @EcoBugDoctor
      @EcoBugDoctor  9 лет назад +4

      +hunterrat How's your GoodKnight treating you? You can now enter comments for the first masked testimonial at ruclips.net/video/sV4-O9gXUfY/видео.html

    • @felicidadsantos2575
      @felicidadsantos2575 6 лет назад +1

      GoodKnight Self-sterilizingBeds LOL

    • @deborahelaine9985
      @deborahelaine9985 6 лет назад +2

      hunterrat I think you're missing the point. The bed is for people who want to get rid of bed bugs or stay bug bed free.

    • @lesizmor9079
      @lesizmor9079 4 года назад +2

      Hunterrat--- Were you texting while trying to watch this video? They are not selling a bed, they are selling a heating cover to put over YOUR bed, that kills the bugs. Wake up RatBoy.

    • @firstandlastswagman269
      @firstandlastswagman269 4 года назад

      Dirty pigs

  • @bedbugskiller862
    @bedbugskiller862 6 лет назад +6

    The heat is the bulletproof treatment for bed bugs but still an expensive treatment
    I used home remedies in the past and it worked
    I will upload soon a video about 3 step home remedy for bed bugs...

    • @travelingpestpro2806
      @travelingpestpro2806 6 лет назад +2

      bed bugs killer, problem with heat is there isn't a residual. If it's not done properly and just a few are missed which is highly probable. Then back they come.

  • @rdaniadi4407
    @rdaniadi4407 3 года назад +2

    I was suffered from bed bugs for almost 2 years after all the treatments. It was gone when I use insecticides for mosquito and I spray it across the bed and voila none of them survived lol

  • @marygalakbergin8690
    @marygalakbergin8690 Год назад +1

    why do they feel like the bed bugs are only in the bed itself? Don't they know they are also around the surrounding bed? They need more education.

  • @marcobrown1307
    @marcobrown1307 5 лет назад +6

    I started itching viciously as soon as I saw them scraping the bugs off the paper 😩😩😩

  • @EcoBugDoctor
    @EcoBugDoctor  8 лет назад

    Feeling sick following a treatment? Take a look at this pesticide application ruclips.net/video/pzGp8bmFyvo/видео.html

  • @thechristiancowboy6967
    @thechristiancowboy6967 6 лет назад +2

    Ingenious... Now I bet they are trying to figure out how to make this affordable for hotels. $$$

  • @prevsol
    @prevsol 2 года назад

    Heat is definitely the best way to kill bed bugs. This product looks interesting but a whole room heater would do the job in one heating session.

  • @DWoo-ke9gb
    @DWoo-ke9gb 6 лет назад +2

    Nope, I spray for bedbugs for a living. I put 3 bedbugs in a plastic zip lock baggie and put it in the glove department of my truck for 4 months ,June through September. I know it had to reach extreme temperatures well over 150 degrees every single day with the windows up. Pulled them out and them little bastards were still living.

    • @RobB072772
      @RobB072772 5 лет назад +2

      Daniel Simpson. Kill the drama. It's a PROVEN FACT they die from heat. Hot summer months in a plastic bag would TORCH them! Hell, 1 day in a plastic bag, in a hot car would TORCH them! I've caught alot. Put them to the test (myself.) They can only live 3 to 4 weeks on ABSOLUTELY NOTHING AT ALL. So don't believe those reports of them living for a year on nothing. Or this Daniel guy. Those are (scare tactics) to keep people buying the products or keep them employed.

    • @daltonwade9441
      @daltonwade9441 4 года назад

      RobB072772 not true, they can survive in a car, in a glove box because it gets less hot.

    • @RobB072772
      @RobB072772 3 года назад

      @I I na they don't. Only 2 to 3 weeks with absolutely NOTHING to eat on. Use those bowls designed to catch them and trap them so they don't escape. And you will see. Plus you will get rid of them that way.

  • @lathapauline1063
    @lathapauline1063 5 лет назад +1

    Get rid of bugs by spraying dettol with water in 1:1 ratio. This will get rid of bugs forever.

  • @yamnayaseed356
    @yamnayaseed356 6 лет назад +2

    I bet you they only go into low power mode and wake up whenever the temperature falls down

  • @johnb9394
    @johnb9394 5 лет назад +2

    LOL the bed heating doesn't kill the ones in the wall or under your baseboard. They are more resilient than that.

    • @daltonwade9441
      @daltonwade9441 4 года назад +1

      SorryIfYou BelieveAnyOfThem Yes, But the idea here is if they can’t feed they will all die in about 3-5 months.

  • @deannasalem9195
    @deannasalem9195 5 лет назад +1

    Those damn things don't care how clean or how dirty your house is.. they just want to feast and suck out your life giving blood. Bedbugs are like little vampires!

  • @parislondon3312
    @parislondon3312 4 года назад +2

    When he was taking the sheets of the bed I know some live ones fell in his head

  • @suqi5924
    @suqi5924 3 года назад

    Tip: if you want to clean ur sheets blankets or sheets, wrap them in a black plastic bag and put it under the sun in the summer. :)

  • @c2h2o9c9olate
    @c2h2o9c9olate 5 лет назад +1

    I don't care what it costs, I want one!!! For a full size bed please.

  • @tews4403
    @tews4403 3 года назад

    This is why I've always like summer. Bedbugs are hibernating since every summer i dont get bitten

  • @justmy2cents769
    @justmy2cents769 5 лет назад +24

    That's the solution for bed, how about other furnitures, like sofa

    • @bobravenscraft5376
      @bobravenscraft5376 5 лет назад +4

      Only vinyl and a minimum amount of furniture. If you minimize your life you are ahead of the pack

  • @richardeldridgesr100
    @richardeldridgesr100 3 года назад

    Great product- too bad it's not available to buy. I went to their website (6 years and 2 months after this video was posted) and there's no sales or pricing information still. So great job teasing people with an item that will probably cost so much if it's ever marketed that the average person won't be able to afford it anyway.

  • @gloomy2931
    @gloomy2931 6 лет назад +1

    We’ve had the house heated to get rid of them it killed a lot of them but not all I think burning the place down is the next step

    • @EcoBugDoctor
      @EcoBugDoctor  6 лет назад

      Soul Nomzer you can mimic the GoodKnight effect. Email me for details.

  • @BirdWhisperer46
    @BirdWhisperer46 2 года назад

    I ordered new sheets from Walmart, the package was infested with bedbugs and I found out too late. I have a steamer in wheels, it works but it's a lot of trouble

  • @SuperSaiyaman3
    @SuperSaiyaman3 7 лет назад +9

    does this guy enjoy his job>?
    idk why but i feel kinda bad that he has to do this

  • @SaenzBridalBoutique
    @SaenzBridalBoutique 4 года назад

    Ok so this explains why there's no bedbugs in my hometown, 50F is normal temperature for at least 3 months out of the year

  • @jaegordon25
    @jaegordon25 Год назад +1

    Did you give them time to lay eggs tho?

  • @paranoid5881
    @paranoid5881 4 года назад +4

    I'm now itchy...

  • @adeladjaraie2027
    @adeladjaraie2027 7 лет назад +3

    bed bugs actually are not comfortable with hot weather. I noticed it back when I was still in the university living in a dormitory. there the weather is actually cold and it often rain and with almost 24hours thick fog. The bed bugs are everywhere in our room, like the whole building is eaten by them, they're under the bed, clothes, bags drawer, cabinets and even books. They love it dark. But when I graduated, I know also brought hundreds of bed bugs at home, or maybe thousands, but the weather is normally hot, since I am living in a tropical state, and then it happened, days after I checked my little babies that gave me too much scratch and scars, and saw them all dead, they're super dry. Now I'm bed bugs free.

    • @EcoBugDoctor
      @EcoBugDoctor  7 лет назад

      imadele14 is it also dry there?

    • @adeladjaraie2027
      @adeladjaraie2027 7 лет назад +1

      GoodKnight Self-sterilizingBeds kind of. depends upon the season, in rainy season everythings wet but still hot.

    • @ertfgghhhh
      @ertfgghhhh 6 лет назад +1

      imadele14 where do u live?

  • @sulemanmostufa7156
    @sulemanmostufa7156 8 лет назад +1

    My bed is 2x the size of that GoodKnight bed but i'll try the glue trap because it looks good to use.

    • @EcoBugDoctor
      @EcoBugDoctor  8 лет назад +1

      That is a GK twin size in this video. We have GK queens, double, twin and twin extra long in stock. For large institutional orders we can ship container loads directly from our manufacturers, and designed to your specifications. Check out our free Bedbug Survival Guide that provides many insights for a DIY approach without conventional pesticides. goodknightbeds.com/guide Let me know if you want me to post you a bunch of one-page flyers! You might want to share them with neighbors or at events.

  • @maddiesgamingchannel8163
    @maddiesgamingchannel8163 8 лет назад +2

    Looks expensive, but I spent $70 on a single 400ml bottle of temprid sc to spray for bedbugs and I thought that was a bit pricey and that was just one thing I had to buy to kill them out of multiple different tools and pesticides that I had to buy . I imagine that this runs $200 + price range but that's probably cheap compared to the amount of money I spent on killing those things. I probably dropped $400+ before I got rid of them. I bet this would be a great tool to use once a month for bedbug prevention?

    • @EcoBugDoctor
      @EcoBugDoctor  8 лет назад

      The GoodKnight doesn't abandon you for next time! And for people living in huge co-housing buildings the probability of a chronic problem is likely given that so many people don't react to bites and are unknowingly producing bed bugs. And because of the evident failures of the other options. Hands down, early investment in a GoodKnight saves money while giving you the upper hand on bed bugs for immediate relief as well as for the long term.

  • @char6839
    @char6839 7 лет назад +12

    my question is, what or who did they use to feed all those healthy bedbugs before they put them on the bed?

    • @EcoBugDoctor
      @EcoBugDoctor  7 лет назад +4

      Charlene Lauder Dr. Richard Naylor is the "who". He supplies bed bugs for research .... cimexstore.co.uk See him in this video on bed bug pesticide resistance …. ruclips.net/video/3mSrXodXZhA/видео.html Insecticide Resistant Bed Bugs BBC

  • @butchlane4609
    @butchlane4609 3 года назад

    Though virtually anyone who has experienced bed bugs would appreciate a tried and true way to get rid of them, this video and the website for GoodKnight fail to thoroughly explain the idea behind this idea. Nowhere does it explain the construction or technology behind GoodKnight. It is an assumption that the mattress is constructed with some kind of heater and a cover that zips on and off when required but that is entirely a guess. Even the website for GoodKnight fails to thoroughly explain how the mattress is meant to help. When so much is left to guessing consumers get fed up and move on fairly quickly.

  • @babywise2096
    @babywise2096 Год назад +1

    Those bastards will get in the outlets, couches carpet anywhere. I don't think this bed is enough

  • @zulkerhyder9510
    @zulkerhyder9510 7 лет назад +6

    AFTER WATCHING THIS COMEDY VIDEO I WAS LAUGHING FOR 10 MIN
    THIS MAN IS FUNNY AND REALISTIC ALL BED BUG WARE DEAD AT 122 DEGREE FERNEHEIT

  • @anneanderson3406
    @anneanderson3406 5 лет назад +9

    Out of all the creepy crawlies I have just watched (lice, ticks etc.) the thought of getting into that bed with THEM...has me scratching like a maniac!! Ewww!
    Ok for a start, most infestations have got inside the mattress and under the skirting boards/flooring/wall coverings so I don't think reality would be nearly so neat as the heat isnt going to kill the ones I mentioned. It may slow em down but I think it would take more than that and exactly who has a full size bed heater upper anyway?

    • @camelCased
      @camelCased 2 года назад

      Yeah, a steam cleaner might be helpful for all crevices, holes, and slits - you need to get rid of all the eggs everywhere.

  • @RCBGMK
    @RCBGMK 6 лет назад +4

    Well this could work as a preventive measure and treating the beginning of (aka low) infestation. In the beginning they are in the bed, after some time they start to move further and further from the bed... So, I guess once a week as a preventative treatment...

    • @EcoBugDoctor
      @EcoBugDoctor  6 лет назад +3

      Yes, you can stop newly arriving bed bugs and never know your success or the pain averted. Even the ones that move further away, as you say, need to come home for the midnight snack. You can say GoodKnight / checkmate to them as well.

  • @hb6497
    @hb6497 3 года назад +4

    Hilton definitely needs to use these on their rooms!

  • @paulmaloney2203
    @paulmaloney2203 8 лет назад

    Here's our newest testimonial!
    ruclips.net/video/wUQBjWqIstM/видео.html
    "Bed Bugs Are an STI You Can Give Your Parents' Couch - A Testimonial For the Good Knight Bed"

    • @christinej9080
      @christinej9080 7 лет назад

      Paul Maloney do you offer a payment plan. I imagine it's expensive.

  • @haridas1446
    @haridas1446 7 лет назад +12

    It won't work I am living in dubai now the weather here is 40-50 Celsius,when we are out on day time off the A.C. always then why they don't die 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

    • @EcoBugDoctor
      @EcoBugDoctor  7 лет назад +6

      hari das "Although few animals can tolerate the extreme heat of the desert for long, those that thrive here have adopted clever strategies for survival. For many this involves burrowing, spending long periods resting in holes well below the surface, whilst others such as the sand skink and the sand boa move rapidly just beneath uncompacted sand to keep out of the heat. A high proportion of species are nocturnal, coming out only at night when it is cooler, and some aestivate, i.e. spend the summer months underground in a condition of torpor similar to hibernation. As a result, it is often difficult to see wildlife, nevertheless it is there!" quote from www.uaeinteract.com/travel/deserts.asp All that is to say the bed bugs retreat to safety, and come out when conditions are right. We see such adaptations with fleas that stay dormant in abandoned nests and can spring back to life when again occupied many years later. You need a strategy to cut the FEED, BREED and SEED cycle.

    • @VVayVVard
      @VVayVVard 3 года назад

      It takes a long time for fabrics to reach high temperatures. Even in a 90°C Sauna it can take hours for thick fabrics to reach 60°C.
      Try leaving the A.C. off for several days while the temperature is above 40°C, and staying out of your house for that time. Should be enough to kill most of the bugs.

  • @iRideuWatch
    @iRideuWatch 2 года назад +1

    There's no sleeping in this video

  • @oratilemotlhake9048
    @oratilemotlhake9048 Год назад

    Some of us aren't rich you know , can't even afford a mere hair dryer so next time if you wanna come with a solution come with one that will accommodate all people..

  • @sleuth2077
    @sleuth2077 7 лет назад +2

    Shouldn't you have a gap between the headboard and wall? Seems like they could get to you from climbing up the wall and onto the headboard.

  • @ms.whitefolks7564
    @ms.whitefolks7564 6 лет назад +7

    wat if you Iive in an apt and you see the bed bugs crawling under the door.

    • @grnnt123
      @grnnt123 6 лет назад +8

      Move the fuk out lol

    • @alishafantroy3330
      @alishafantroy3330 4 года назад

      Tea tree oil, green alcohol and water spray everything with this mixture

  • @starlight_nova8268
    @starlight_nova8268 4 года назад +1

    Soo is it possible to get this bed? My first bed has been infested with bedbugs and then we had to burn that whole bed. And now I think my second bed is infested

  • @orkboy1621
    @orkboy1621 4 года назад

    0.5% of the survived bed bugs should be proud of themself

  • @notalemon2899
    @notalemon2899 3 года назад

    Back in the 60s or something a kid could get a toy gun that shoots BB’s, and guess what! There was almost no reports

  • @BILLYtheKidster
    @BILLYtheKidster 7 лет назад

    When I discovered that I had bed bugs, I threw out my mattress and purchased a high quality, very durable air mattress. I now wake up completely bed bug bite free and the mattress is just as comfortable as any standard mattress I have owned. Now and then new tenants in my building bring along these uninvited guests with them, which results in my bed getting infested again. I simply give the bed linens a thorough hot washing (sometimes twice to be sure), wipe down the surface of the mattress with rubbing alcohol (the surface is all that needs to be wiped down since these little buggers can't get inside the mattress), and again I sleep comfortably without getting a single bed bug bite. As an added precaution I spray the surrounding area where my bed rests with insecticide.

  • @EcoBugDoctor
    @EcoBugDoctor  8 лет назад

    VOCs, volatile organic compounds, make chemically sensitive people sick, and others get sick without knowing the connection. Heat actually drives off VOCs and can actually improve the our home environment.

  • @brianpan6453
    @brianpan6453 7 лет назад

    In the GoodKnight universe, the living deadbugs will envy the dead.

    • @EcoBugDoctor
      @EcoBugDoctor  7 лет назад

      Brian Pan And in the hospitality realm the living guests should be dying to sleep in the security of a GoodKnight bed. After all, a hotel room where bed bugs live and thrive makes for nightmares of midnight escapes told in traveler's reviews resulting in rather dead and unhappy vacations.

  • @tommysowell3722
    @tommysowell3722 4 года назад +2

    Would be awesome if bedbugs only lived on beds, since they can live almost anywhere this is worthless unless you live in a totally empty room, that you heat great everyday !!! why an entomologist wouldn't know basic facts about how bedbugs lived is sad !!! Hope you enjoyed sleeping with those 400 bugs for 10 days...they can live up to a year without biting !!!

  • @ursula.m8265
    @ursula.m8265 5 лет назад +6

    What about the ones on the floor etc... they wiil get to the bed.

    • @VVayVVard
      @VVayVVard 3 года назад

      Didn't you watch the video?
      They used glue traps around the legs.

  • @noraabed6828
    @noraabed6828 5 лет назад +4

    It’s really sad that I have to watch this!!

  • @Sting72
    @Sting72 9 лет назад +5

    Hope I never ever get them but if it happens I hope this is available and affordable.

  • @magefire130
    @magefire130 10 лет назад +1

    Okay, how is the not sold everywhere?! This is awesome!

  • @fassenm6041
    @fassenm6041 7 лет назад +5

    only a temp solution.
    Permanent solution is pesticide spray by exterminators.

    • @VeronicaLopez-gd9lt
      @VeronicaLopez-gd9lt 7 лет назад +2

      Heat works too,but you also have to spray.Took six months to get rid of the ones my friend so nicely brought to my house that I didn't know he had. Later,I found out he had them in his WALLS of his house! I had to get rid of everything,buy expensive anti bed bug bags and use those. Then they still can live for a year inside sealed up in the bag! ick

    • @janetholmes6659
      @janetholmes6659 5 лет назад +2

      Insecticides do not work for the bedbugs that are hiding. They only work if you spray them on contact.

    • @daltonwade9441
      @daltonwade9441 4 года назад

      janet holmes not true, the right residual works, and your co2 baits then out of hiding to feed.

  • @giannecarlacabingas5607
    @giannecarlacabingas5607 3 года назад +4

    "How can we fight bed bugs?" Simple *BURN YOUR HOUSE* and buy a new one :D

  • @srabanibhattacharya7239
    @srabanibhattacharya7239 Год назад

    Believe me, bed bugs problems can be solved by vacuum cleaning, spreading diatomacious earth and last but not the least camphor.

  • @ot5340
    @ot5340 6 лет назад

    the 0.5 percent bedbugs that was not found is making an army in the corner of the room to take revenge.

    • @EcoBugDoctor
      @EcoBugDoctor  6 лет назад +1

      Daniel Transition the experiment used only male bed bugs. The three releases were to simulate population waves of new hatchlings.

  • @superkas
    @superkas 5 лет назад

    Never seen this big fat bed bug in my country, thats huge man

  • @eboii91
    @eboii91 5 лет назад +5

    Weed smoke keeps them out

    • @VVayVVard
      @VVayVVard 3 года назад

      Spoiler alert: it doesn't

  • @amkytube5242
    @amkytube5242 5 лет назад +3

    The heater is very expensive!

  • @justice777B
    @justice777B 7 лет назад

    Ya know what instead of spending a bunch of money on a fancy bed and or burning my house down im just gonna start over and this is how you do it
    1 buy a bunch of rubbing alcohol
    2 wait for a rainy night or day
    3 shower in a pair of shorts with alcohol in the rain
    4 congratulations! No more bugs yay!

    • @janispierce9675
      @janispierce9675 7 лет назад

      95%alcohol stops them in their tracks if you spray it directly on them. The alcohol costs more than rubbing alcohol but it is worth it. spray everything, the mattress, the bed frame, base boards, under the bed EVERY WHERE.

    • @dezreenleslie-moore2656
      @dezreenleslie-moore2656 7 лет назад

      Janis Pierce which alcohol to buy

    • @janaschwehm3059
      @janaschwehm3059 5 лет назад

      91% isopropyl alcohol works, too!

  • @aaronoutdoors7556
    @aaronoutdoors7556 4 года назад

    You wouldnt have bites right away. It takes a couple weeks for your bodies reaction to show the blemishes. Bed bugs dont just live in the crease of your mattress either.

  • @noormohammed4634
    @noormohammed4634 5 лет назад +6

    I am cannot sleeping bedbug bites me every night bad

    • @daltonwade9441
      @daltonwade9441 4 года назад

      Noor Mohammed do you still have the problem? If so I can show you how to get rid of them.

    • @rolandoflores9986
      @rolandoflores9986 4 года назад

      Dalton Wade how do u get rid of them?

  • @project-pe6ly
    @project-pe6ly 2 года назад

    why go through all that trouble when he could’ve easily put them in the microwave?