How does the use of dry steam vapour work in the prevention of bedbugs in mattress and other upholstered surfaces?

It is common that the bedbugs cannot survive against the form of heat. That is where the steam vapour comes in when exposed in the high temperature pressure. The high temperature kills both bedbugs and eggs.

This does not mean that any cleaner available in the hardware or cleaning store will work. While the many of other cheaper cleaning machines in the informercial are affordable in the market, they simply do not deliver the sustained heat necessary to destroy bed bugs. The Green Cleaning Professionals' steam vapour cleaners are capable of delivering a minimum of 160-180 degrees for a sustained long period. In addition, to prevent water damage or discourage moulds, the steam produced by Green Cleaning Professionals have very low water content of 5% and the steam output is very dry.

Furthermore the high dry steam vapour with low water content will not damage the mattress and effectively thermally sanitise and disinfect the mattresses as the steam vapour can penetrate very deep into pores and crevices of the mattresses fabric.

The steam treatment should start with the mattress, then be applied to the seams, under labels and handles, and both inside and out of an ensemble base. It will be necessary to remove the material base of the ensemble which should be kept, and if required, re-stapled after the infestation has been eradicated.

In the end the mattress in whole parts are fully rehydrated after deep cleaning with steam cleaning, which results very quick dry allowing for the mattress to be used again within few minutes.