Anti-bedbug products for hotels and hostels

The presence of bed bugs in hotels is a serious problem that can damage the reputation of the establishment and cause discomfort to guests. Bed bugs are experts at hiding and spreading quickly. To effectively combat bed bug infestations in hotels, a well-structured action plan and the use of specific insecticides for bed bugs, such as the Professional Kit for Bed Bugs in Hotels and Lodging, are necessary.

 

Why Are Bed Bugs a Problem in Hotels?

●       Easy Spread: Bed bugs can be transported in guests' luggage, spreading quickly from one room to another.

●       Resistance: Bed bugs survive on a variety of surfaces and environments, and are resistant to many traditional methods of elimination.

 

Step by Step Guide to Eliminating Bed Bugs in Hotels

1. Inspect the Facilities

Before starting treatment, carry out a detailed inspection of the rooms to identify infested areas.

●       Critical Areas: Check mattresses, headboards, baseboards, curtains, sofas, carpets and behind furniture.

●       Visible Signs: Look for blood stains on sheets, droppings (black dots), and exoskeletons left by bed bugs.

 

2. Prepare the Environment

1. Isolating Rooms: Close off access to the infested room to prevent bed bugs from spreading to other areas.
2. Washing Items: Wash all fabrics, such as sheets, curtains and covers, in hot water (minimum 60°C).
3. Vacuum the Area: Vacuum mattresses, sofas, rugs, and any infested areas. Dispose of the vacuum bag in a sealed plastic bag immediately after use.

3. Use the Professional Kit to eliminate bed bugs in hotels

The Professional Hotel Bed Bug Kit is ideal for combating large-scale infestations in your guest room. Here’s how to use it:

 

Shock treatment during the first 2 weeks:

1) Add concentrated Diptron insecticide (50ml = 1/2 package in 1.5L of water) with Provecthor insecticide (30ml). Apply to the mattress, bed base, furniture, baseboards and cracks and anywhere where bedbugs may be.

The mixture of the two products is safe because Provecthor is chemical-free and toxic. It will help create a “freezing” effect around the insect.

2) Allow the Diptron Extra Strong insecticide to act by fumigating the middle of the room for greater reach.

3) After 12 hours of the safety period, air the room and vacuum.

4) Repeat the treatment after 7 days to perform the booster.

 

Residual Treatment during the last 2 weeks:

1) Allow the Diptron Extra Strong insecticide to act by fumigating the middle of the room for greater reach.

2) After 12 hours of the safety period, air the room and vacuum.

3) Dilute Draker Insecticide (50ml = 1 bottle) in 1.5L of water. Apply to infested areas.

4) Repeat the treatment after 7 days to perform the booster.

TIP: During treatment, it is recommended to apply Provecthor whenever there is a need to immediately immobilize the bedbug, to prevent a new reinfestation. Dilution: 20 ml Provecthor in 1 liter of water.

 

Preventing New Infestations in Hotels

1. Regular Inspections:

• Perform frequent inspections of all rooms, even those that show no signs of infestation.

2. Cleaning Protocol:

• Train your cleaning staff to identify signs of bed bugs and follow specific protocols in suspected cases. Using a professional bed bug machine when guests arrive and leave is an essential tool for preventing and controlling infestations that are still in their early stages.

3. Continuous Monitoring:

• Use sticky traps periodically to catch bed bugs before they become a bigger problem.

4. Baggage Control:

• Use luggage racks to prevent suitcases from coming into direct contact with beds or sofas.