Two diesel generated burners heat up a tank of glycol and then pumps that hot glycol throughout your house. The heater loop contains the Heat Transfer Fluid, which is an environmentally friendly propylene glycol solution that is heated to 205 Fahrenheit. Two main feed hoses are connected from the trailer and into the home or apartment that will be getting heat treated as seen in the image. The red hose acts as the supply hose and the blue hose is the return hose.

All hoses are connected to the heater units that are placed throughout your home or apartment. Again, the red hose is the supply and blue is the return. The hot propylene glycol cycles through the hoses and back to the heat trailer outside.

The heater units have coils that are heated up and the white fans push the heat through the heater unit and into the rooms being heat-treated. Additional fans are placed throughout the rooms to better circulate the hot air. You can think of this process as similar to the radiation system in your car. The hot glycol circulates through a radiator in our high powered fans, and then returns to the heat trailer to be heated up again. This process is the only heating treatment for bed bugs solution on the market today!

Temperatures are checked throughout the day in all areas of the home. Furniture is moved around to make sure everything is exposed to the heat. Drawers are pulled out. Mattresses and box springs are stood up. Everything needs to be moved around in order to make sure every spot of the home is exposed.