How long you would need to freeze your clothes to kill all live bedbugs in or on them and any eggs, really depends on how low the temperature is. To kill them instantly you really need to get the temperature down instantly to below -20 C, so if the temperature is not that low it will take longer for them to die.
So if you mean putting your clothes outside your home in cold weather and it is only a few degrees below zero that night, it will probably be necessary to leave them out for at least a whole night long to be sure. But if you live in somewhere like Alaska or Siberia in mid winter, then you might successfully kill them within a few minutes. But otherwise to kill bedbugs by freezing them to death instantly it might be better to use a Cryonite unit.
These units can be hired and they send out a spray that creates an extremely cold and dry ice snow from chemical action in the spray. When this snow makes contact with the bed bugs the fluids in their bodies are automatically instantly deep frozen and so the bugs die instantly. After using them there is no residue, though it might be prudent to wash your clothes before wearing them again after using a Cryonite spray or indeed if they have been outside.
at least 2 hrs in the dryer will kill these bugs
Yes, alcohol can be used to kill mealy bugs on houseplants. Rubbing alcohol can be diluted with water and sprayed directly onto the bugs to kill them. However, it's important to test a small area of the plant first to ensure it won't cause damage.
Sure Bleach will kill them, if applied to them or a small amount of bleach in an enclosed space will kill the ones in that space. However the thing is, bed bugs feed on people so normal eating pesticides won't work. Alcohol in an enclosed space will work on any bugs. Soak a cotton ball with alcohol and let it kill the bugs, then you have a perfect non-squashed specimen. To get rid of bed bugs you'll need to get a matress bag, to trap them in, dry everything you can get in the dryer on hot for at least 10 min. best to dry bedding everyday.
Well you will get extreme bumps that can be really big. It will also take very long to cure.
Yes, you can. It keeps the flour fresh and free of bugs and weavils.
Yes, you can freeze jam for long-term storage.
Yes, you can freeze shortening for long-term storage.
You don't need to age the chicken at all. Whenever I kill a chicken I simply eat it within the next week or freeze it immediately for future use.
According to one report between 4 to 10 days, the majority dying off at around 4 days.
Yes, you can freeze dry beans for long-term storage.
Yes, you can freeze watermelon seeds for long-term storage.
Vinegar can kill bed bugs on contact due to its acetic acid content, which disrupts their outer protective layer and dehydrates them. However, it is not a reliable long-term solution for bed bug infestations, as it does not effectively penetrate their eggs or hidden areas. For comprehensive control, professional pest management services and targeted insecticides are recommended.