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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...
Fleas, in all stages of development, are affected greatly by humidity and temperature - they need water in their environment just as we do and will die without a suitable relative humidity and temperature. The higher the humidity and temperature, the more the fleas like it. The most important thing to learn about the flea is that it is not the adults that present the main problem in flea control. Research has shown that, in an average household, adult fleas only represent around 5% of a total flea population.