"Insects in vacuums---after the bug has been picked up-the air blasting thru their spiracles--breathing holes-dries the inside of the insect out.All it takes is to run the vacuum for a few minutes after picking them up.Also the powerfull air currents in the vacuum tears the bugs apart!"
Couldn't disagree more, depends on the bugs. Can't vouge for the 'hot air' vacs that are designed to cook the bugs but.....in a normal canister vac, I've had huge spiders come back out and re-greet me the next morning. And when I lived in Kansas, they had these tank type beetles that scurried across your carpet and just stepping on them with shoes would usually not kill them. I had those beetles exit the vacs frequently until I heard about using Seven.
That's Fool's Paradise to think bugs can't get back out of a canister vac. Like I said earlier, not a frequent experience for most, but certainly happens.
Kevin
