/lit/ - Literature

>>11430493
Good choice. If you introduced them to your new books your new house and books would be ruined too.

>>11430493
>Some of these were rare and worth quite a bit
Well just collect them in a small container and sell them. Just make sure that you leave tiny air holes so the bed bugs do not suffocate.

No offense but bed bugs are not that bad. I’ve been living with them for a couple of weeks. Nothing terrible has happened, and they make sex a lot better

>>11430493
Just seal them in a plastic bag and leave them in a car all summer.

Put the books in an airtight plastic container with a shit ton of mothballs.

>>11432353
>>11432366
These. Don't burn your books just because of some bugs.

Dont burn them dumbass. Put them in an airtight bag inside a freezer for a month. Theyll all be dead.

>>11432366
I should also add, try to use clear plastic containers and keep the mothballs in plain sight. Eventually the moth balls will evaporate, so don’t open your box until then. And of course, open the box outside, unless you want to get a rare disease from the mothball fumes.

I had a $500 collection that I lost to bed bugs and silver fish. I use e-books now.

>>11430831
God bless you, anon. I'm fucking dying of laughter right now.

>>11430493
This is why I autistically put all my books in plastic bags regardless of the price.

who are all these disgusting anons who brought bed bugs into their domiciles, yea, even into their personal libraries?

>>11433188
My whole garbage spic family has them in every house they live in, my poor ass will never be rid of them.

>>11433197
aha! i am also a spic. i don't have bedbugs. sounds like a personal problem on your end anon.

i have roaches

>>11433203
I also have that bug and will probably end up giving them a new home if i ever move.

>>11430818
underrated