@@livetotell100 mental disorders, severe depression, it's either that or they're the type that just doesn't mind living in filth...and yes those people do exist. I ran into a few of them when I worked for Aaron's, delivering furniture and appliances to people's houses. Definitely one of the worst jobs I ever had and it was mostly because of customers.
I ran a boarding house for 25 years. The place got infested with bed bugs. Chemicals and / or steam didn't work. I had read somewhere that the bugs could not endure temperature above 120 degrees. I rented those types of portable propane heaters used at construction sites and brought the indoor temperature up to 130 degrees and held it there for a few hours. Killed everything including the eggs. I removed all aerosol cans and candles as well as anything flameable first just to be safe.Worked great.
Aprehend, temprid, Demand. They all work if you actually use an integrated treatment plan and aren’t lazy about it. One key is you have to be successful the first shot. We have all the heat equipment, but ours is electric and we run a huge diesel generator with 6 massive heaters, paired with sensors and a Windows program to track the progress. Ive found the heat system is very expensive and only works for specific situations, like hotel rooms and/or smaller apartments - preferably a bachelor lol we also have a sea-can we set it all up in to basically use as an oven to cook furniture.
I need part 3, seriously part three. And they need to throw everything away. Especially the furniture and no one needs all that cookware. Trash it immediately. But thank you so much for the follow up.
Doesn't work, for too many reasons.. For one, once you start seeing bedbugs they're in and around all fabric near your bed, in curtains, in closets, and most importantly, in electric outlets. Second, carrying the stuff outside would seed the bugs through the whole house further. Usually you have to tent the house and heat it, to kill them.. and when you're around them in person the odds of you carrying bedbugs to your own home goes way up..
I ran into a similar roach situation a few weeks back. I almost walked away when I first showed up. But I just grabbed my bait gun. First time i.put out 8 tubes of bait. Everywhere I put it out, at least 10-15 roaches would rush over. All told, I put out 8 tubes on my first visit. Mainly because that is all I had. Came back 5 days later and I could not find any of the bait I put out. And there was a noticeable improvement. So I put out another 10 tubes of bait. Don't think I will be going back. I haven't been paid, which I kind of expected and was one of the reasons I almost walked away initially. But there were kids there and I wanted to try to help.
Dan u know and we know it looks better, BUT there is the walls man, outlets foundation, there never gonna leave!! Mad respect u even went there, I got bugs just watching. Eggggghh
It’s nice to see a young entrepreneur businessman doing a noble profession and not afraid to get his hands dirty doing a job that most people would run from. That’s why he’s going to succeed in life and help thousand or 10s of thousands of people trying to improve sanitation and public health by leveraging social media. A truly disgusting house, and a brave guy! Great job!!!
I would love to see the follow-up. I feel like I am a part of this project now. It definitely had got better, but I would like to see this project all the way through.
I'm hoping for a series of updated videos on just this one house. Excellent way to prove your products work. Since i started watching your videos, I have never been so grossed out until i came across part 1 and part 2. I think your one of the bravest younger men on RUclips alive !
Yeah there is no way in heck a professional working for any company anywhere would go in this house before everything was thrown away first. Step one is figuring out who owns the property, and informing the owner as typically state laws force landlords to keep their property free of infestations, and in my experience older people with mobility issues which typically are renting are the usual culprits. Honestly I would call whoever has jurisdiction for authority to condemn the home such as a local health inspector next, typically they issue a citation and give the conditions 60 days to be fixed, followed by seizure then demolishing with all costs being taken on by whoever OWNS the property. If children live in the home you also call DCFS. If this is a home I guarantee you the landlord would end up having to evict the tenant, and paying multiple professionals to assess whether or not this home can be saved. The bugs though apparent and gross, are the absolute least of your problems if the person who lives in this gets sick from the chemicals you sprayed on the cookware from a legal standpoint. You shouldn't have accepted this job prior to an inspection, and have exposed yourself to a ridiculous amount of risk. If this is a trailer, its about 10k to move it to a landfill. Since the land is almost always owned by a management company, and the trailer is typically owned by a landlord or the tenant this is likely the least expensive way to deal with this problem. Its sad but most companies would just not take on the job and move on to the next call, instead of doing the right thing and roping in the correct governmental bodies.
Dan, what about your vehicle? You said you strip your clothes off and wash them before you step foot inside. But how do you prevent your van or truck becoming infested, and how do you treat an infested vehicle?
I get the creepy crawlies watching your videos, but I watch anyway. I did home health nursing, some of the homes were so challenging due changing my clothes, constant washing, spraying my car. I was traumatized. I actually wore a hazmat suit in one house.
So you don't freeze stuff like mattreses, books etc. We did not spray toxins on beds, we wrapped beds in plastic and put them in the freezing container for 2 weeks -18 celcius. You can also use sauna, if its big enought and you are willing to burn fuel. If I remember right, bedbugs exoskeleton dont take heat over 60 celcius, so we used steamers before applying toxins, but it wasnt super effective.
You are a true professional. Kudos to you. My stepdad was a pest control tech when he was young. He had the same professionalism. Back then we called them exterminators. I went on one of his calls with him and seen what I thought was bad. The roaches were just chilling. Weren't scared or trying to run but this ten times worse.
Really😂😂 Professional?? How is that professional? You see where he put all the roaches outside Risking the neighbors of roach infestation. And he's not even wearing a jumpsuit Letting bed bugs feed off of him..smh.
I know struggling and I live in poverty but that house seriously needs to lose half of everything inside of it MINIMUM. You cannot come back from that without some major sacrifice. Ditch the furniture and just deal with cheap plastic chairs/tables for a month. Hell those cabinets are packed full. Don't need 40 good plates to feed a family of 4 if you do the dishes every day.
Please keep sharing follow ups of this home..Hoping the family will get the home stripped..I know roaches love the cardboard inside all of those framed pictures.. Everything in there could be trashed..Seems like they'd do all of that before you come in and spray..That way there would not be any places for the roaches to hide..Big Thank You for helping the home owner!!!
I’m guessing those flowers at 2:19 are for someone that has been or currently is ill. I’m also guessing these people are so wrapped up in that person’s care that they have very little time to clean the house. Try to have some compassion for these folks as we don’t know the details of their condition. Dan did mention an illness in the first episode.
Hi Dan, subscriber here, I've wondered since the first video what the damage would be for 3 or 4 visits for a house this bad, I've been a plumber for 20 years now and I go into some pretty nasty places on service calls, landlords and management companies never want to pay anyone to treat the place, they make us poor guys work in filth and roaches, what kind of price range is it to have multiple treatments from a legitimate licensed company on a house that's nasty like this, this house is a good example of nastiness. Thanks Dan..
Yikes. Decline the job due to the place being potentially condemned. Landlords are legally responsible for their own properties, even if they have the worlds worst tenant not keeping the place maintained. The Landlord would likely first evict this tenant, and when that person inevitably leaves this mess behind for them, they would be responsible for trashing the possessions left behind, calling the health departments, and likely hiring multiple professionals to see if its even viable to save the home. If this is a trailer, you would simply pay to have it moved to a landfill.
Bed bugs you need to get every seam in that house rip the box springs cover off. Always slather yourself in Vicks tumeric tea tree oil, before you treat anything.
Dan, you're videos are fantastic. I've learned so much from you about some of the bugs I've seen around my house. But I gotta tell ya, I don't know how you do it. Just this video with bed bugs crawling on your exposed skin makes me itch. I can't understand how people can live like that. Stay safe.
You should use a hepa filter vacuum like Billy the exterminator. Believe me it works awesome, I'm also a professional exterminator working for Western Exterminator Company (Rentokil mother Company).
Dan, in my opinion you should NOT even approach this house before it is cleared out of 💩!! This is just hard on your health and the job you are trying to achieve….This house is just plain gross and very contaminated! Good luck, you are doing a great job!🙏🏼🍀👋🏼🇨🇦
I can’t imagine he will completely eliminate these bugs with his treatment alone. Most of the film is showing the horrors of this infested house, then a few squirts and he’s done. Easy way to make a video and take someone’s money after abating some of the hoards of insects but in no way will this house be fit to live in. Seems fake to me. Also, unimaginable how he walks in there with no protective clothing. That is a professional? Is he telling the client that his treatment is adequate so he can get a fee?
1. Wouldn’t it be more worthwhile at that point for the homeowner to just throw all that shit out and strip it to the studs? 2. It looks like you’re touching your head and face with your gloves after touching bugs and belongings in the house. 3. Even if you put your clothes in the dryer when you get home, aren’t you putting them in your car when you drive home? Why not wear some disposable coveralls?
Someone donate some thin disposable hazmat suits to this man. They need to clean everything out first. Every thing in this house. In something that is just a small infestation- you need to remove all linen, furniture, and clutter. Let’s just say it was in the bed- you need to do all of that and throw a nomb in the room or house. These bugs are in every item, the walls, and ceiling based on staining, then when the ones outside run back to the house. They’re in the wood trim, windows, clothes, everything. You can make a difference, but it needs to come down to the framing.
Hi do you ever recommend they just throw things away? Like the mattress you’re treating .. aren’t you treating it so that they get rid of it so it doesn’t contaminate another area? Or do you look the other way so that the person who lives there uses that mattress again? I’m genuinely curious
The bravest guy alive! I live on the Gulf in Fl, and roaches fly here! In 13 years, we’ve seen 3 palmetto bugs, aka flying riches, yea that’s fun! We’ve never seen a German roach, but we saw 2 of another species, (black) always watch after severe storms, bc that’s when we saw them. The back of our house has all sliding glass doors, leading to our backyard, so watch after heavy rains. We don’t have a company spray. So, bugs are absolutely preventable! My husband sprays the exterior and interior (baseboards and at ground level) every 30 days. If I saw even one GC, I’d leave my house, it can have it. I’d nope right out of here.
My parents house got bedbugs 2 years ago and since they were going out of town for a month I decided to do some treatment . I got the powder thing and a steamer. Every 2 days I used to go steam everything from beds to furniture all over the house and powder every Monday of the week. Put plastic covers on every bed and by the end of the month were gone. Now every month juts grab the steamer and go thru every furniture just in case. You only need one female bedbug to start an infestation . Its crazy
Thanks for the follow-up. It is so hard to get rid of with all the crap in the house and when you move, they move. It's been years with someone I know, with CR. They don't clean. Everything stinks. Couches are infestations. Why get a new one as it will become infestated. It's too much and too costly for most to handle.
I'm not an exterminator but there are so many other things that need to be done to get this under control. First thing I can think of is diatomaceous earth or boric acid inside the walls (drill holes every few feet). The outdoors will need to be cleaned (keep grass away from the house ect.) and treated. I honestly dont know alot about bed bugs but the mattresses need to be tossed/sealed. Obviously they need to just completely toss all that stuff or at least bag it for at least 6 months. They also have mice. Cleaning will go along way in any infestation. They need to seal holes and clear up ALL leaks. Food needs to be put in air tight containers. The clothes/bedding needs to be dried on high heat. The homeowner has to really want them gone or it will never happen. A certain bait by Syngenta called Advion works great on roaches/ants btw. Also in the first video he was throwing roaches outside and they'll end up creating new colonies and eventually lcoming back to the home.
I bought some items from a secondhand store and just like that I got roaches. Maybe one was in a purse or maybe eggs or something but I came home one evening and there were 15-20 crawling on my kitchen counter. It happened so quickly. I called the pest control and they had me take everything out of my cabinets and they sprayed some stuff. It took a few weeks to break the breeding cycle but they are gone now. I was freaking out because I am terrified of bugs. Be careful what you bring home folks, you never know what on stuff.
The house my family moved into had them hiding under everything, so we didn't know until we had already moved in and had to fumigate and replace EVERYTHING.
@JohnnyNewport nununo. We bombed 10x and they were still there. Under the carpet in every room, under the sinks, under the toilets, and in the Walls. Which, when we found them, also found out the pipes had rusted, giving them a perfect breeding ground and also that most of the houses wood framing had been eaten by termites... *I was like 4, so I just got to play with dead bugs XD
All I can say is God bless you, I mean the things you have to deal with on a daily basis is unimaginable to me. I wouldn’t even be able to handle anything like that. The house came a very long way from the first vid. I’m shocked the people did not throw everything out, and just start over. I mean everything is infested with eggs and insects. I’m no exterminator but they would get a much better outcome if the house was basically gutted and all the clutter and non salvageable items were thrown away. I pray the Lord makes a way for whoever lives here to get the chance to live like a decent human being, its so sad 😞
I have seen apartments like that before Landlords didn’t care about broken pipes and people that lived there wouldn’t complain, and they also didn’t clean
I know you can protect your home, but how do you protect your vehicle? There is NO way you are not taking something with you the last time or this time. If you have a company vehicle, it is infested. Then you get into your car, and you’re not stripping every time you get into the work van and your car. I would get some disposable hazmat suits. That way you can throw them away.
Bed bugs and roaches are one reason I inspect clothes very carefully before even carrying them around, let alone try them on. You never know who touched it before you.
Do you know anything about the person who’s living there concerning their health? I know some people have less of a reaction compared to others… but it’s crazy to think about how many bites the resident would have gotten. Each. Night. 😢
I actually had a customer tell me i have 21 days to eradicate all the roaches or they will call someone else so i told them to go ahead and call them now because im not going to do all the hard work just to let someone else get the regular service on my efforts
The roaches originated from outside the house. They did not just beam in from nowhere. Roaches live outside in every neighborhood. It's when they find their way into a home that they become a problem. Him putting the roaches outside does not change to risk of infestation to neighboring structuring to any real degree.
I’m glad I subscribed to your channel. I’m a total PC nerd and pay close attention to the products that you use. I can tell you like killing roaches. Lol
You must have a stomach made of steel. I felt nauseous just watching. I'm glad to see you're wearing a respirator. You seem like a sweet person. There are bed bugs and other critters on public transit here,Ive seen them😢.
Bedbugs will usually abandon an area if thiers no longer a host nearby in about a few days to weeks, they must have been heavily invested in that area.
I have a question. If you take things that are infested either with roaches or bed bugs outside but still leave them leaning against the house... will they find their way back inside?
Yeah probably, which is why they spray the outside perimeter or the roaches will eventually run into the treatment on the inside, depends what all treatment he did.
Not only that but it looks warm outside so they could potentially create new colonies many of which will inevitably find their way back in just exacerbating the problem. I have no idea why he would do that. Outdoors treatment and cleaning is a vital part of pest control.
Funny thing is, so many people were RAGING "IT CAN'T BE SAVED!! IT'S SO HORRIBLE!! BURN DOWN THE HOUSE!!" etc. Yet it's markedly better than it was... I would think the attic, crawlspace and interior and exterior all need treating. I'd be getting everything out of the house and throwing away things that can be thrown out and bleach clean everything else. Any clothes/linens I wanted to keep I'd be using the hotest water and dryer settings.
They could save it potentially, I’d imagine, however to do so would probably mean stripping house to framing and possibly doing another treatment or 2 then do a full overhaul from there. Just saying it’s a possibility, who knows what condition the structure of the house is even in though.
Who tf be living like this? Disgusting. I can only imagine a disabled person who can’t do much on their own. But even if that were the case, still how do you let it get to this point before calling somebody? Whoever lives here, I hope they don’t have pets or kids and I hope they seek the professional mental health treatment that they CLEARLY need.
I once let a friend stay with me to help me with rent and they had a bed bug infestation at their previous apartment. These things are so hard to get rid of I ended up just throwing all of my furniture away, and my bed then taping up all electrical outlets for good measure. Never again!
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Diatomaceous earth food grade..like 20 or 30 buckets of that stuff...a leafblower...all over the house non stop covering every square inch...then it just stays there for about 5 years...bam it's that easy.
It’s really sad that someone was living this way.
Box of dog treats was worse for me
lol
@@Bchulo88
How could a person live that way is my question?
@@livetotell100 mental disorders, severe depression, it's either that or they're the type that just doesn't mind living in filth...and yes those people do exist. I ran into a few of them when I worked for Aaron's, delivering furniture and appliances to people's houses. Definitely one of the worst jobs I ever had and it was mostly because of customers.
@@rovers141 Oh I orders stuff from Aaron, rental and they were horrible, I hope that they treated you ok
I ran a boarding house for 25 years. The place got infested with bed bugs. Chemicals and / or steam didn't work. I had read somewhere that the bugs could not endure temperature above 120 degrees. I rented those types of portable propane heaters used at construction sites and brought the indoor temperature up to 130 degrees and held it there for a few hours. Killed everything including the eggs. I removed all aerosol cans and candles as well as anything flameable first just to be safe.Worked great.
Good job....good independence thinking
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@@Pokemon_lugia-tc9egit absolutely doesn’t lol it just drives them away to other cracks and crevices to multiply. Aprehend is the best bedbug product.
Yep. When I travel I just leave my bags in the car, parked in direct sun, for a few days...
Aprehend, temprid, Demand. They all work if you actually use an integrated treatment plan and aren’t lazy about it. One key is you have to be successful the first shot. We have all the heat equipment, but ours is electric and we run a huge diesel generator with 6 massive heaters, paired with sensors and a Windows program to track the progress. Ive found the heat system is very expensive and only works for specific situations, like hotel rooms and/or smaller apartments - preferably a bachelor lol we also have a sea-can we set it all up in to basically use as an oven to cook furniture.
I need part 3, seriously part three. And they need to throw everything away. Especially the furniture and no one needs all that cookware. Trash it immediately. But thank you so much for the follow up.
My suggestion would be to pile all the bedding and furniture in the yard and light it.
That is the only thing that can be done at this point.
skip the yard, keep the match
EXCELLENT suggestion!!!👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Doesn't work, for too many reasons.. For one, once you start seeing bedbugs they're in and around all fabric near your bed, in curtains, in closets, and most importantly, in electric outlets. Second, carrying the stuff outside would seed the bugs through the whole house further. Usually you have to tent the house and heat it, to kill them.. and when you're around them in person the odds of you carrying bedbugs to your own home goes way up..
Another thing, they get in vehicles after a while too, which also need treated or they just get back in.. Unforgettable nightmare stuff.
It still looks gross as heck, but believe it or not, it looks miles better than before. I can't believe the progress.
This is perfect. We needed a part 2 for closure! It does my heart good to see those roaches are meeting their match.
@@kallusive8986That's their point, they're saying we needed this part 2 for closure.
Closure for sure!!
Yes!
I ran into a similar roach situation a few weeks back. I almost walked away when I first showed up. But I just grabbed my bait gun. First time i.put out 8 tubes of bait. Everywhere I put it out, at least 10-15 roaches would rush over. All told, I put out 8 tubes on my first visit. Mainly because that is all I had. Came back 5 days later and I could not find any of the bait I put out. And there was a noticeable improvement. So I put out another 10 tubes of bait. Don't think I will be going back. I haven't been paid, which I kind of expected and was one of the reasons I almost walked away initially. But there were kids there and I wanted to try to help.
That was very nice of you. I'm sure they'd pay if they could.
You seal the bedroom and pump heat into the bedroom to raise the temperature 120F - 140F... that insures all the bed bugs and eggs are destroyed.
And how would do that?
@@Ultimate_Fusion_4I wouldn’t know I do know you seal the doorframe and the vents temporarily, basically turn the room into a oven
That's if they were only infesting the bedroom. They're EVERYWHERE in that house!
Dan u know and we know it looks better, BUT there is the walls man, outlets foundation, there never gonna leave!! Mad respect u even went there, I got bugs just watching. Eggggghh
Please be my girlfriend.
@@p.p.burnell7294 Man what💀
It’s nice to see a young entrepreneur businessman doing a noble profession and not afraid to get his hands dirty doing a job that most people would run from. That’s why he’s going to succeed in life and help thousand or 10s of thousands of people trying to improve sanitation and public health by leveraging social media. A truly disgusting house, and a brave guy! Great job!!!
I would love to see the follow-up. I feel like I am a part of this project now. It definitely had got better, but I would like to see this project all the way through.
Won't the roaches outside just move to the next house?
Yea it was kinda disturbing that on part 1 he
put all them roaches outside, they are just
gonna find a new home.
@@CONCRETEJUNGLE-be6ic creates new customers
Wow! It's disturbing how bad that place got. Thank you for all that you do!
I'm hoping for a series of updated videos on just this one house.
Excellent way to prove your products work.
Since i started watching your videos, I have never been so grossed out until
i came across part 1 and part 2.
I think your one of the bravest younger men on RUclips alive !
So gnarly I can't look away. You're a boss for even entering this place again.
Yeah there is no way in heck a professional working for any company anywhere would go in this house before everything was thrown away first. Step one is figuring out who owns the property, and informing the owner as typically state laws force landlords to keep their property free of infestations, and in my experience older people with mobility issues which typically are renting are the usual culprits. Honestly I would call whoever has jurisdiction for authority to condemn the home such as a local health inspector next, typically they issue a citation and give the conditions 60 days to be fixed, followed by seizure then demolishing with all costs being taken on by whoever OWNS the property. If children live in the home you also call DCFS. If this is a home I guarantee you the landlord would end up having to evict the tenant, and paying multiple professionals to assess whether or not this home can be saved. The bugs though apparent and gross, are the absolute least of your problems if the person who lives in this gets sick from the chemicals you sprayed on the cookware from a legal standpoint. You shouldn't have accepted this job prior to an inspection, and have exposed yourself to a ridiculous amount of risk. If this is a trailer, its about 10k to move it to a landfill. Since the land is almost always owned by a management company, and the trailer is typically owned by a landlord or the tenant this is likely the least expensive way to deal with this problem. Its sad but most companies would just not take on the job and move on to the next call, instead of doing the right thing and roping in the correct governmental bodies.
This comment deserves a reply 💯💯💯
Dan, what about your vehicle? You said you strip your clothes off and wash them before you step foot inside. But how do you prevent your van or truck becoming infested, and how do you treat an infested vehicle?
Yes I have a bought a vehicle infested with German Roaches and they started a nest under the fridge in the house from me going back and forth
I’ve seen Dan in traffic buck naked.
@@Lando_P1 where exactly?
@@Itsjcold0 The roaches spread that way? Yikes. I was referring to the bed bugs mainly.
@@johnshite4656 yeah roaches and bed bugs behave very similarly when it comes to infesting places
As bad as that infestation is, I’m surprised it was a month after the first treatment. I’m glad you made a follow up.
Same here. I was saying the guy just seemed to walk around and spray. I was wrong
Heats always great .
I get the creepy crawlies watching your videos, but I watch anyway. I did home health nursing, some of the homes were so challenging due changing my clothes, constant washing, spraying my car. I was traumatized. I actually wore a hazmat suit in one house.
I hope you’re adequately protected from the chemicals you use. You are a true professional. 👍🏼
Omg in the original post I said we needed a 5 part series!! So happy for the update
So you don't freeze stuff like mattreses, books etc. We did not spray toxins on beds, we wrapped beds in plastic and put them in the freezing container for 2 weeks -18 celcius. You can also use sauna, if its big enought and you are willing to burn fuel. If I remember right, bedbugs exoskeleton dont take heat over 60 celcius, so we used steamers before applying toxins, but it wasnt super effective.
I would love to see every follow up on this job please
I think you should swap out those sprays and chemicals for a flame thrower maybe even a couple of Grenades.
LMA😂….😂🤣😂
I wholeheartedly agree 😂
Loool 😂😂😂
You are a true professional. Kudos to you. My stepdad was a pest control tech when he was young. He had the same professionalism. Back then we called them exterminators. I went on one of his calls with him and seen what I thought was bad. The roaches were just chilling. Weren't scared or trying to run but this ten times worse.
Really😂😂 Professional?? How is that professional?
You see where he put all the roaches outside Risking the neighbors of roach infestation. And he's not even wearing a jumpsuit Letting bed bugs feed off of him..smh.
I know struggling and I live in poverty but that house seriously needs to lose half of everything inside of it MINIMUM. You cannot come back from that without some major sacrifice. Ditch the furniture and just deal with cheap plastic chairs/tables for a month. Hell those cabinets are packed full. Don't need 40 good plates to feed a family of 4 if you do the dishes every day.
Plastic furniture is a great idea.
Please keep sharing follow ups of this home..Hoping the family will get the home stripped..I know roaches love the cardboard inside all of those framed pictures.. Everything in there could be trashed..Seems like they'd do all of that before you come in and spray..That way there would not be any places for the roaches to hide..Big Thank You for helping the home owner!!!
We need a part 3.....4.... 5....
We need us to be together.
@@p.p.burnell7294Bro wtf LMFAO
I’m guessing those flowers at 2:19 are for someone that has been or currently is ill. I’m also guessing these people are so wrapped up in that person’s care that they have very little time to clean the house. Try to have some compassion for these folks as we don’t know the details of their condition. Dan did mention an illness in the first episode.
That's what I was thinking. People are so quick to judge!
No compattion,if the person is sick all that nastiness isn't
helping.
Hi Dan, subscriber here, I've wondered since the first video what the damage would be for 3 or 4 visits for a house this bad, I've been a plumber for 20 years now and I go into some pretty nasty places on service calls, landlords and management companies never want to pay anyone to treat the place, they make us poor guys work in filth and roaches, what kind of price range is it to have multiple treatments from a legitimate licensed company on a house that's nasty like this, this house is a good example of nastiness. Thanks Dan..
Yikes. Decline the job due to the place being potentially condemned. Landlords are legally responsible for their own properties, even if they have the worlds worst tenant not keeping the place maintained. The Landlord would likely first evict this tenant, and when that person inevitably leaves this mess behind for them, they would be responsible for trashing the possessions left behind, calling the health departments, and likely hiring multiple professionals to see if its even viable to save the home. If this is a trailer, you would simply pay to have it moved to a landfill.
Bed bugs you need to get every seam in that house rip the box springs cover off. Always slather yourself in Vicks tumeric tea tree oil, before you treat anything.
Excellent advice!
Don’t do this lol
@@HTKennedymusicdon’t do this lol
@@Xabbie. I know I was being facetious lol 😂
Dan, you're videos are fantastic. I've learned so much from you about some of the bugs I've seen around my house. But I gotta tell ya, I don't know how you do it. Just this video with bed bugs crawling on your exposed skin makes me itch. I can't understand how people can live like that. Stay safe.
You should use a hepa filter vacuum like Billy the exterminator. Believe me it works awesome, I'm also a professional exterminator working for Western Exterminator Company (Rentokil mother Company).
Clean out everything dust inside the walls take the fabric off box springs sofa
Dan, in my opinion you should NOT even approach this house before it is cleared out of 💩!! This is just hard on your health and the job you are trying to achieve….This house is just plain gross and very contaminated! Good luck, you are doing a great job!🙏🏼🍀👋🏼🇨🇦
I can’t imagine he will completely eliminate these bugs with his treatment alone. Most of the film is showing the horrors of this infested house, then a few squirts and he’s done. Easy way to make a video and take someone’s money after abating some of the hoards of insects but in no way will this house be fit to live in. Seems fake to me. Also, unimaginable how he walks in there with no protective clothing. That is a professional? Is he telling the client that his treatment is adequate so he can get a fee?
@@lindanowak7893 I know right?🤷🏻♀️
Respect for you doing this!!
1. Wouldn’t it be more worthwhile at that point for the homeowner to just throw all that shit out and strip it to the studs?
2. It looks like you’re touching your head and face with your gloves after touching bugs and belongings in the house.
3. Even if you put your clothes in the dryer when you get home, aren’t you putting them in your car when you drive home? Why not wear some disposable coveralls?
Great suggestion.
Someone donate some thin disposable hazmat suits to this man.
They need to clean everything out first. Every thing in this house. In something that is just a small infestation- you need to remove all linen, furniture, and clutter. Let’s just say it was in the bed- you need to do all of that and throw a nomb in the room or house.
These bugs are in every item, the walls, and ceiling based on staining, then when the ones outside run back to the house. They’re in the wood trim, windows, clothes, everything. You can make a difference, but it needs to come down to the framing.
It is 90% better then the first visit.
Hi do you ever recommend they just throw things away? Like the mattress you’re treating .. aren’t you treating it so that they get rid of it so it doesn’t contaminate another area? Or do you look the other way so that the person who lives there uses that mattress again? I’m genuinely curious
The bravest guy alive! I live on the Gulf in Fl, and roaches fly here! In 13 years, we’ve seen 3 palmetto bugs, aka flying riches, yea that’s fun! We’ve never seen a German roach, but we saw 2 of another species, (black) always watch after severe storms, bc that’s when we saw them. The back of our house has all sliding glass doors, leading to our backyard, so watch after heavy rains. We don’t have a company spray. So, bugs are absolutely preventable! My husband sprays the exterior and interior (baseboards and at ground level) every 30 days. If I saw even one GC, I’d leave my house, it can have it. I’d nope right out of here.
Spray outside too!
My parents house got bedbugs 2 years ago and since they were going out of town for a month I decided to do some treatment . I got the powder thing and a steamer. Every 2 days I used to go steam everything from beds to furniture all over the house and powder every Monday of the week. Put plastic covers on every bed and by the end of the month were gone. Now every month juts grab the steamer and go thru every furniture just in case. You only need one female bedbug to start an infestation . Its crazy
Thank, I dont know how you got through the bugs, smells and heat without getting sick! Don't think I could have done that.....
Thanks for the follow-up.
It is so hard to get rid of with all the crap in the house and when you move, they move. It's been years with someone I know, with CR. They don't clean. Everything stinks. Couches are infestations. Why get a new one as it will become infestated. It's too much and too costly for most to handle.
Bro I can't believe it looks that good after the first video
I’m not the cleanest person in the world, but this is outrageous. I’d throw everything out and start over.
Why is that mattress being treated, why isnt it going into the trash? I cannot understand how people would ever sleep on that after being infested
All I can say is welcome to Joe's Apartment for those that remember the movie Joe's Apartment with the talking roaches that sing and dance
Yes I remember that movie
These videos make me itchy for some reason...
I'm not an exterminator but there are so many other things that need to be done to get this under control. First thing I can think of is diatomaceous earth or boric acid inside the walls (drill holes every few feet). The outdoors will need to be cleaned (keep grass away from the house ect.) and treated. I honestly dont know alot about bed bugs but the mattresses need to be tossed/sealed. Obviously they need to just completely toss all that stuff or at least bag it for at least 6 months. They also have mice. Cleaning will go along way in any infestation. They need to seal holes and clear up ALL leaks. Food needs to be put in air tight containers. The clothes/bedding needs to be dried on high heat. The homeowner has to really want them gone or it will never happen. A certain bait by Syngenta called Advion works great on roaches/ants btw. Also in the first video he was throwing roaches outside and they'll end up creating new colonies and eventually lcoming back to the home.
De and 90% Silca which can lead to cancer and that’s reported by the CDC
I bought some items from a secondhand store and just like that I got roaches. Maybe one was in a purse or maybe eggs or something but I came home one evening and there were 15-20 crawling on my kitchen counter. It happened so quickly. I called the pest control and they had me take everything out of my cabinets and they sprayed some stuff. It took a few weeks to break the breeding cycle but they are gone now. I was freaking out because I am terrified of bugs. Be careful what you bring home folks, you never know what on stuff.
They didnt have a chance to clean up the residue?? What were they doing????
All I can think of is why did you leave that bedbug feed on you???
Imagine sharing your house with colonies of roaches and bed bugs , there's not a single spot in the house where you can feel safe
At what point do you decide to tent a house....or burn it
The house my family moved into had them hiding under everything, so we didn't know until we had already moved in and had to fumigate and replace EVERYTHING.
If you live in a warm climate area all you had to do is wrap up the items and toss them outside. Let them season out there under direct sunlight.
@JohnnyNewport nununo. We bombed 10x and they were still there. Under the carpet in every room, under the sinks, under the toilets, and in the Walls. Which, when we found them, also found out the pipes had rusted, giving them a perfect breeding ground and also that most of the houses wood framing had been eaten by termites...
*I was like 4, so I just got to play with dead bugs XD
I'm done with the internet it's been. A good run guys
I am gagging watching this. I can't even watch this video the whole way thru...I can only take like 2 minutes at a time. ❤
Been waiting on this follow up video , thanks Daniel
All I can say is God bless you, I mean the things you have to deal with on a daily basis is unimaginable to me. I wouldn’t even be able to handle anything like that. The house came a very long way from the first vid. I’m shocked the people did not throw everything out, and just start over. I mean everything is infested with eggs and insects. I’m no exterminator but they would get a much better outcome if the house was basically gutted and all the clutter and non salvageable items were thrown away. I pray the Lord makes a way for whoever lives here to get the chance to live like a decent human being, its so sad 😞
I have seen apartments like that before Landlords didn’t care about broken pipes and people that lived there wouldn’t complain, and they also didn’t clean
I know you can protect your home, but how do you protect your vehicle? There is NO way you are not taking something with you the last time or this time. If you have a company vehicle, it is infested. Then you get into your car, and you’re not stripping every time you get into the work van and your car. I would get some disposable hazmat suits. That way you can throw them away.
They Need To Toss Everything and Sanitize The Whole Trailer.
Bed bugs and roaches are one reason I inspect clothes very carefully before even carrying them around, let alone try them on. You never know who touched it before you.
Thrift stores, from the store to the laundry mat.
@@MauriceWiltshire The complex laundry room was in my building and that's how it got infested, so AMEN to that!!
Even if the landlord dropped the rent to $450 a month I'd probably pass.
$450 is still expensive
I wouldn't live there if they paid me!!
even for 'FREE'.
even for getting PAID.
Must be down south. The humidity keeps the bugs growing
Do you know anything about the person who’s living there concerning their health? I know some people have less of a reaction compared to others… but it’s crazy to think about how many bites the resident would have gotten. Each. Night. 😢
I'm so curious to know what his aftercare is like after a job. There's no way he's taking those bugs home with him! 😅
Whats taking the family so long to throw this stuff out? Do one room at a time every day.
The kitchen first.
I can't believe someone lives in there. Oh Lord😪
I actually had a customer tell me i have 21 days to eradicate all the roaches or they will call someone else so i told them to go ahead and call them now because im not going to do all the hard work just to let someone else get the regular service on my efforts
Thank you for the follow up!
If you get bedbugs on you, do you have to burn your clothes and don't they frown on at at the office?
wonder if the house is still infested
Why would you put the broom outside? Now the whole neighborhood has a roach problem?
The roaches originated from outside the house. They did not just beam in from nowhere. Roaches live outside in every neighborhood. It's when they find their way into a home that they become a problem. Him putting the roaches outside does not change to risk of infestation to neighboring structuring to any real degree.
good work bro more vids on bed bugs and how to check them please
I cannot understand how people live like that. It's not going to clean itself. Just nasty Roaches and bedbugs have been there for a while.
amazing work Dan!!!
I love how he pronunciates all of his constanants 😆
The #1 best treatment to use when treating bedbugs is "HEAT"
Heat is very effective.
Jumpsuit. Duct tape around the ankles and wrists. Leave the mask on. On ur way out. Light a match and run
I’m glad I subscribed to your channel. I’m a total PC nerd and pay close attention to the products that you use. I can tell you like killing roaches. Lol
You must have a stomach made of steel. I felt nauseous just watching. I'm glad to see you're wearing a respirator. You seem like a sweet person. There are bed bugs and other critters on public transit here,Ive seen them😢.
Bedbugs will usually abandon an area if thiers no longer a host nearby in about a few days to weeks, they must have been heavily invested in that area.
Im a pro... you did great. great control from the first vistit!! I would have been lost. good info on the products as well .
How do you not bring the bugs home with you
I have a question. If you take things that are infested either with roaches or bed bugs outside but still leave them leaning against the house... will they find their way back inside?
Yeah probably, which is why they spray the outside perimeter or the roaches will eventually run into the treatment on the inside, depends what all treatment he did.
Yes.
Not only that but it looks warm outside so they could potentially create new colonies many of which will inevitably find their way back in just exacerbating the problem. I have no idea why he would do that. Outdoors treatment and cleaning is a vital part of pest control.
Thanks for the follow up. Do you spray or use powder in electrical outlets?
Funny thing is, so many people were RAGING "IT CAN'T BE SAVED!! IT'S SO HORRIBLE!! BURN DOWN THE HOUSE!!" etc. Yet it's markedly better than it was... I would think the attic, crawlspace and interior and exterior all need treating. I'd be getting everything out of the house and throwing away things that can be thrown out and bleach clean everything else. Any clothes/linens I wanted to keep I'd be using the hotest water and dryer settings.
They could save it potentially, I’d imagine, however to do so would probably mean stripping house to framing and possibly doing another treatment or 2 then do a full overhaul from there. Just saying it’s a possibility, who knows what condition the structure of the house is even in though.
In a house that bad, everything should of been taken out first in my opinion...but that's now always the way it works and we know why
I never worked for a bug company but I have treated for bb I always used 8 to 1 and heat 147 degrees for 24 hrs but I am interested in new chemicals
Who tf be living like this? Disgusting. I can only imagine a disabled person who can’t do much on their own. But even if that were the case, still how do you let it get to this point before calling somebody? Whoever lives here, I hope they don’t have pets or kids and I hope they seek the professional mental health treatment that they CLEARLY need.
I give you so much credit!! Cause I couldn't do your Job!❤
I wonder why they wanted the bed sprayed? Is someone seriously going to still use it?
I'm really curious to see what the inside of the fridge looks like!
I once let a friend stay with me to help me with rent and they had a bed bug infestation at their previous apartment. These things are so hard to get rid of I ended up just throwing all of my furniture away, and my bed then taping up all electrical outlets for good measure. Never again!
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Nope.
Youre doing amazing work...but i itch everywhere watching this.
I cant finish...god bless ya kid!
Diatomaceous earth food grade..like 20 or 30 buckets of that stuff...a leafblower...all over the house non stop covering every square inch...then it just stays there for about 5 years...bam it's that easy.