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Take the steps already mentioned to protect yourself from the Satans. The house is also to be protected by reciting Al-Baqarah and removing everything that the Jinn attracts, such as TV, music, pictures and photos. One should also carry out the 7-day program.
Even if the thoughts themselves are not a sin, it is a good habit to get in to asking forgiveness, and there are several reports of the companions seeking forgiveness for things in which it isn't clear that they did anything wrong. Furthermore, seeking Allah's forgiveness frequently will push the shaytan away from you and make you closer to Allah, as well as putting your mind at ease when you feel a degree of responsibility for these thoughts.
There shouldn't be any Jinn, no matter how persistent, who can bear this over a prolonged period, and when used in addition to Ruqyah, the seven day program, and while protecting yourself and your house, your problems will disappear, by the permission of Allah, the Exalted.
What does this bring up for you today?