Ortho Bed Bug B Gon Max Bed Bug Killer Aerosol 400 g

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This is the spray side of bed bug control: sprayed directly it kills bugs on contact, and applied into the places they hide it leaves a residue that catches them as they move. Bed bugs spend most of their time tucked into seams, joints and cracks within a few feet of where someone sleeps, so treatment is about getting product into those specific places rather than misting a room. Work methodically. Strip the bed and launder and hot-dry everything you can. Then treat mattress and box spring seams, tufts and labels, the joints and fastener holes of the bed frame and headboard, baseboard and floor gaps, and the seams of nearby upholstered furniture. Check the label before spraying a mattress at all, and let treated surfaces dry fully before anything goes back on the bed. Set your expectations honestly. Bed bugs are difficult, eggs are not well controlled by most sprays, and populations in many areas have real resistance to the common actives. That means one treatment almost never finishes the job, follow-up applications at the label interval are essential, and a heavy or building-wide infestation deserves a professional with heat treatment. Encasing the mattress and box spring after treating is one of the most useful things you can do. Follow the label for approved sites, species, ventilation and re-entry, and do not treat where infants sleep unless the label specifically permits it. Aerosols are flammable — keep away from pilot lights, flame, and heat, ventilate while spraying, and do not use with the furnace fan running. Store upright, out of sun, out of reach of children.