Review on 🛏️ LinenSpa Ultimate Protection: Waterproof Bed Bug Proof Encasement - Defense against Liquids, Bed Bugs, Dust Mites, and Allergens by Dawn Babyiee

This is the first time my child has brought home bed bugs while walking the Orlando parks. These bugs were given 2 months to multiply before we found out what was causing my daughter's spots (after taking her to a dermatologist who said it was an allergy!). Now I'm a bed bug expert after 60+ hours of crazy work her room and we are 110% bed bug free. First: DO NOT buy bed bug nebulizers. I used all 3 in her little room and when I went back to her room to get the empty cans they were all gone! Also, DO NOT place bed bug traps at the foot of each bed. They don't grab anything, and when their room was filled with them, no one entered them! THIS IS THE ONLY THING that worked for me. (1) Diatomaceous Earth ("DE") powder with inhaler, Harris Bed Bug Killer SPRAY and FOAM Harris Egg Killer Bug Killer FOAM (about $9). Home Depot actually sells a Harris bed bug kit that includes some of the above, so I would buy a kit first. However, I used 4 cans of foam, so be sure to buy more cans of foam. As styrofoam boxes are not sold in store, order more in advance! THIS IS REALLY THE BEST. I also bought and used the $49 handheld steamer they sell at Walmart and steamed wooden boards, a mattress and a box spring. I then used the bed bug covers I bought from Revain to cover both to keep the bed bugs from getting in and out! These covers really work. Be sure to DISASSEMBLE the ENTIRE BED, INCLUDING THE SCREWS! The first time I cleaned her room I only partially disassembled her bed and the first night she saw more bed bugs. When I disassembled her bed a second time (everything was disassembled this time, including the legs and all the screws), I was surprised to find that most of the bugs and eggs were lodged in the wooden planks, slots, and screws under the spring block. I saw a lot of unhatched eggs especially when I disassembled the legs on the wooden planks (in those places). When I sprayed the foam into the holes, I actually saw them run out of the holes and die instantly. Also, foam is the only product on the market I know of that kills unhatched eggs! I saw the eggs crack when I sprayed them with foam. I used a gallon spray on everything else like furniture, luggage, etc. Also, make sure to clean the room again after about 7-10 days to get rid of any post-clean eggs you may have missed. I went through her room today after all of the above and didn't find anything! Even the dead. We were told that it would cost about $1,000 to hire an exterminator to clean her room (about 10x10). But even a fighter wouldn't do everything I did and leave something behind. I guarantee you will get rid of bed bugs if you follow these instructions! Much luck.