One of the most frustrating aspects of dealing with a bed bug invasion is dealing with the furniture. Bed bugs often elude detection in the seams of beds, the upholstery of chairs, and the cracks of wooden tables. These pests are difficult to locate and eliminate without professional assistance. Treating bed bugs on furniture is typically composed of multiple methods to eliminate all pests simultaneously. Steam cleaning is considered one of the most effective methods for cleaning upholstered furniture. The high steam temperature can cause bed bugs, including eggs and larvae, to perish on contact. Vacuuming is also important in the treatment process, as it facilitates the removal of any apparent bugs, eggs, or debris. Additionally, covering your bed and other furniture with special covers that prevent the bed bug from attacking the treated items can prevent the bed bug from infesting the treated items. If the infestation is severe, discarding the heavily infested furniture may be necessary, but this is typically a last resort as all other options have been attempted.