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Nursing Homes and Retirement Homes
Long-term care facilities prioritize comfort, safety, and peace of mind for residents and their families. Shared living environments and frequent visitation can increase the risk of bed bug introduction.
Infestations can be especially distressing for seniors and require prompt, thorough response to maintain trust and compliance standards.
Heat treatment offers a whole-room solution that eliminates bed bugs efficiently while reducing reliance on repeated chemical applications. Our heater systems are suited for nursing homes, assisted living communities, and retirement facilities seeking a dependable treatment method.
Explore the bed bug heat systems recommended for long-term care environments.
Nursing Homes and Retirement Homes with 110 power
Bed Bug Heater for Small Rooms - 275 sq. ft.
The BBHD Pro7 Bed Bug Heater is designed to treat a room in your nursing homes or retirement homes with up to 275 square feet at a time. This unit operates on four 110-volt 15- or 20-amp circuits. This heater is equipped with 19,654 BTUs and weighs 24.5 pounds. The bed bug heater is American-made and easily transported from room to room with a suitcase handle and wheels.
Commercial Bed Bug Heater for 400 sq. ft.
More Great Products for Assisted Living Facilities
All-Natural Bed Bug Spray for Treatment and Prevention
Lights Out Bed Bug Spray has been developed to address the need for an effective bed bug spray without using noxious pesticides. It is made only with ingredients that qualify for the 25(b) exemption in the EPA Pesticide Regulations. When applied as directed on the label, Lights Out will kill bed bugs on contact. Lights Out is also effective on other insects – cockroaches, ants, millipedes, carpet beetles, and fleas. Any of the listed insects coming into contact with a surface treated with Lights Out will be killed for up to 30 days after application. This all-natural bed bug spray is an effective treatment that eliminates bed bugs quickly and effectively. Just spray it on a mattress, couch, or other areas where bed bugs may congregate.