Mattress After Fumigation

After fumigation, it is best to simply get rid of your old mattress and replace it with a brand-new one. Fumigation kills everything, but it can also leave contaminants behind. Don't expose yourself to additional health hazards or infestations.

There are now many mattresses that offer the option of buying now and paying later. A new mattress will give you complete peace of mind that you're laying on a fresh, new sleep surface. You should also wash and hot-dry all sheets, pillowcases, and fabrics associated with your mattress to remove any dead or alive bugs.

That depends. Make sure you follow the instructions of the exterminators you hired.
In some cases, they can work around your mattress without removing it.

If you remove your stuff, then those items remain contaminated. All items and the unit and your vehicle have to be treated equally.

It is necessary to wash and dry the clothes and bedding on high heat for about an hour. You may also want to consider buying new ones.

No, replace it as soon as possible. There is no point in risking a re-infestation, as we previously mentioned. It is also critical to avoid breathing harmful chemicals after pest control.

Sleep and your health are more important than $1000. Get that peace of mind by buying a new mattress. Fumigation has already cost you money.

Saatva Classic is our favorite mattress. This mattress has excellent natural airflow and is incredibly comfortable.

Here's what you should do after a fumigation:

• Wash and dry all sheets, pillowcases, and fabrics as soon as possible (select the highest heat setting to eliminate any remaining dead pests).
• Replace your old mattress with a new one (we recommend the Saatva Classic).
• Vacuum and wipe down all major surfaces of your bedroom with a natural cleaner (water and vinegar are also fine).
• Ask your pest control company for a list of things you must do after fumigation and follow their expert advice.