[Noisebridge-discuss] Bedbug eradication: who's in?

[Jack Perkins]

That'd be pretty rad to steam clean all our furniture, but do we
actually HAVE bed bugs? I'm asking because I haven't been to the space
in almost two months now and it'd be nice to know if I should only use
the plastic chairs and whatnot.

Cheers,
Jack

On Mon, Oct 25, 2010 at 1:12 AM, Christie Dudley <longobord at gmail.com> wrote:
> So buried in a couple of other threads, I made two comments.  A few folks
> responded.
> I have a tool - a steamer - which kills insects living in things by pretty
> much boiling them.  There is no such thing as developing a resistance or
> tolerance to being boiled alive, so I have a high degree of confidence that
> no matter how highly evolved any bedbugs that may be in Noisebridge may be,
> they cannot survive this treatment.  It also has the added bonus of relying
> on only one chemical, the universal solvent, to destroy the buggers, which
> conveniently is automatically delivered to the space.  I also hear that it's
> completely harmless to humans, even the ones with allergies, unless
> deliberately ingested improperly.
> So I'm happy to bring my steamer to Noisebridge and help eradicate the
> bedbug problem, so long as it's not my own crusade.  It sucks working alone,
> especially in a place that's supposed to be as happy-fun-work-together sort
> of space as Noisebridge.
> To that end, if I can get 3 or 4 people to commit to a mutually agreeable
> time in helping me engage in this bedbug eradication scheme, we can stop any
> potential bedbugs in their tracks.
> (And incidentally kill any related drama on the list, although that's never
> a guarantee.)
> Christie
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