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At all life stages, Fleas can't survive temperature above 95 degrees. And below 35 degrees F. So the 105 degree F is good for the purpose. But its better to understand their life cycle, to have effective result. the following infographics explain this- @https://www.ecoshieldpest.com/re...
Flea larvae develop more quickly at higher temperatures, preferring areas that are 70Â° to 90Â°F. At cool temperatures, fully formed fleas can remain in their cocoons for up to 12 months. Warm temperatures and mechanical pressure caused by walking on or vacuuming carpet stimulate emergence from the cocoon.