What is a suggested precaution during a Drywood termite treatment?

Covering all furnishings with plastic during a Drywood termite treatment is a suggested precaution because it helps protect those items from any chemicals or treatments being applied. This preventive measure minimizes the risk of contamination or damage to furnishings, which can be particularly important in a residential setting where various materials could be impacted by pesticides or other treatment agents. It ensures that the treatment process is effective while maintaining the integrity of your belongings.

In this context, while sealing windows and doors might also sound reasonable to limit exposure, it isn't as universally applicable since treatments can require ventilation. Removing wooden furniture could disrupt the treatment process, especially if that furniture is integral to the area being treated. Avoiding treatment in areas with moisture might not be practical, as Drywood termites generally thrive in dry wood and treatments can sometimes be necessary despite other moisture conditions.