Get rid of anything you no longer want or need. Put them in plastic bags, and throw them away. This will make it easier to tackle your bed bug problem. If you need to move something out of an infested room temporarily, put it into a plastic bin with a tight fitting lid first. If something cannot be laundered, see if you can take it to a dry cleaner instead. You can also sanitize it by putting it into the dryer for at 15 minutes on a high heat setting.  Depending on how severe your infestation is, you may need to wash everything once or twice a week for several months—even after the bed bugs are gone. Don't forget to clean the laundry area with a sanitizing cleaner once you are done. This also includes soft toys. Be sure to put them inside a pillowcase when washing them, so that you don't damage their fur. You can also use plastic, zippered or resealable bags instead. Whatever container you choose to use, you must keep it closed whenever you are not handling the things inside. This will prevent the newly-cleaned items from getting re-infested. Store these bins away from the infested room. This includes anything made out of fibers, such as box springs, carpets, curtains, mattresses, and upholstered items. It also includes "hard" items, such as furniture, hardwood floors, baseboards, and anything else with nooks and crannies. Take the bag out of the vacuum cleaner and put it into a plastic bag. Tie the plastic bag up tightly, and throw it away immediately outside your house. Do not leave the bag inside your house, or you may get another infestation. It is important that you use one which reaches at least 200°F (93.4°C) and which produces dry steam. The "dry steam" is important because you don't want everything left soaking wet, which can lead to mold and mildew. If something is beyond saving, get rid of it. Rip off the covers of upholstered furniture. Mark infested pieces clearly with "Infested with Bed Bugs" or "Bed Bugs" signs. Make arrangements with your city to have these items disposed of as soon as possible. This will prevent people from attempting to make treasures from your trash, and inheriting your bed bug infestation.
أزل الفوضى من الغرفة. اغسل كل أغطية الفراش والملابس في درجة حرارة عالية وخزنهم في أكياس أو علب بلاستيكية لتجنب إعادة الإصابة. ضع كل شيء قمت بغسله في علب بلاستيكية بغطاء محكم الغلق بعد إزالتهم من المجفف مباشرةً ويمكنك أيضًا استخدام أكياس بلاستيكية قابلة للغلق. نظف كل شيء بالمكنسة الكهربائية عدة مرات أسبوعيًا ويتضمن ذلك أي شيء مصنوع من النسيج مثل الهيكل السفلي للحشية والسجاد والستائر والحشية والقطع المنجدة. تخلص من كيس المكنسة الكهربائية بطريقة صحيحة. ضع في اعتبارك استخدام جهاز التنظيف بالبخار. لا تحتفظ بالقطع التي لا تتمكن من معالجتها.