Vapamore Declares War On Bed Bugs

Why use pesticides when you can kill bed bugs with just steam? Using a high-temperature steam cleaner is an alternative to pesticides. Arizona-based company Vapamore offers their product the MR-100, as an effective alternative to pesticides. “We are confident that the Vapamore MR-100 which was designed keeping bugs menace in mind can assure you no bugs biting night. With a product like the MR-100 we declaring war against the bed bugs so people can have a good night’s sleep,” says a Vapamore spokesperson.

“How could anyone sleep tight when the bugs badly bite? A good night becomes a nightmare when you have to battle it out all night with the bugs around forgoing the much needed sleep. We can’t hide the fact of bed bugs resurgence lately that is giving us and the Obama administration nightmares. Biting across the entire country, no one can be considered to be safe with the epidemic. NYC is sketching an outlay for mission bed bugs eradication with a team of entomologists for the mission.But the fact is that they can’t be eradicated, they can only be managed. We designed an innovative product, The Vapamore MR-100 that uses high-temperature steam to manage the bugs. With the MR-100 in hand we declare a war against the bed bugs.” announces the spokesperson from Vapamore.

He further states, “The Bed bug menace is reaching epidemic status lately and these tiny insects that reside in walls and upholstery, bedding and in the cracks and crevices of wooden furniture and other hard-to-reach places. The bites from bed bugs can result in severe allergic reactions. While there are many options for treating bedbugs, a majority of these are complex involving use of harsh chemicals that could leave residues in the premises and render long-term side effects.

Our product uses plain water to manage the menace, a totally green and alternative solution to bed bug control. Steam cleaners figure here; they use water and convert it to high-temperature steam. The vapor at high temperatures has deep cleansing power without the need of any pesticides. Lately, entomologists too are advocating the use of steam as an effective component in the integrated pest management within the households to manage the bedbugs, more so because steam is a health-friendly means of pest control repertoire.

While there are several steam devices available on the market, it is important that the cleaners generate dry hot vapor with temperature reaching 120 degrees Fahrenheit and potent enough to kill not only the adult bugs but also the eggs and nymphs rendering the home bug free and sanitizing the surfaces of tough dirt and grease as well. It is this temperature threshold that is lethal to most insects and they are killed upon contact. Vapamore MR-100 does the same and goes far beyond the 120 degrees threshold to effectively kill bugs from every nook and corner of the place.”

He further continues, “Using Vapamore MR-100 is not a one time cure all alternative. You need to watch for resurgence of the bugs and continue using the steam for maximum effectiveness and control.

Based in Scottsdale, Arizona, Vapamore has been making steam cleaning products suitable for homes from hotels to dorm rooms to condominiums. The company's boasts its dedication to customer service and support as the key to the companies success in a competitive market. For further information about the company and its product line, visit vapamore.com Inquires can be made via email at info@vapamore.com or by telephone at 480-951-8900.

Why use pesticides when you can kill bed bugs with just steam? Using a high-temperature steam cleaner is an alternative to pesticides. Arizona-based company Vapamore offers their product the MR-100, as an effective alternative to pesticides. “We are confident that the Vapamore MR-100 which was designed keeping bugs menace in mind can assure you no bugs biting night. With a product like the MR-100 we declaring war against the bed bugs so people can have a good night’s sleep,” says a Vapamore spokesperson.

Vapamore
7464 E. Tierra Buena, suite 108
Scottsdale, AZ 85260

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