will this product kill bedbugs?
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I found this product ineffective to kill bedbugs. Diatomaceous earth is the only thing that will kill bedbugs.
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The solution is more of a contact spray. First and foremost, avoid any hotel that you think you will need to spray for bedbugs. That's not a place worth paying to sleep. Secondly, if you MUST, aim for the bed, particularly the box spring and between the mattress. If the bed is adjacent to curtains, check those as well. This product is not good for humans, so never use it without opening windows and/or doors.
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Sorry...I am not sure if this product works on bed bugs, I haven't experienced any bed bugs. I know it works well outdoors on all types of other bugs.
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I am not sure if the product kills the eggs on contact or after time but I do know that it kill it all. I can say it kills the live bed bugs on contact. It got rid of all my bed bugs. Make sure you follow the instruction and remove all cloth. Wash them and spray the whole house.
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I don't know if it kills the insects; I can tell a big difference when I use the product. The product works for a few days and there are very few mosquitos that linger. The product does have a distinct smell to it and I wear a mask when I fog, long pants and long sleeves; I shower immediately after I use it.
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This product will kill on contact, but it has to be direct contact. There is no lasting effect. So, you cannot pretreat an area. The bugs can and do return to an area that was previously treated.
979138
Hi Larry, Bed bugs are not killed by Odoban. Odaban is a disinfectant. More for urine, blood, fecal messes, kennels, bedding , wash, floor etc. For bed bugs rubbing alcohol being sprayed on them kills them. Washing your laundrey in this product in hot water would be a plus. Just a suggestion try apple cider vinger in a bucket of hot water on the floors. Do a small spot to make sure its not going to do any discoloring. This is after spraying with Alcohol and letting it sit. Make sure you vaccum and than continue the floor washing with apple cider vinger and water. I hope this helps. Make sure you clean out your vaccum and if it's a no bag clean out side away from any traffic of people and spray with the rubbing alcohol let sit and than rinse out than spray and let dry. If it's a bag throw it out in the trash out side.
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Heat and alcohol kill bed bugs, so this should work. Good quality mattress encasements are essential and then a product called Sterifab http://www.sterifab.com/q%26a.html sprayed on all cracks and crevices. The heat in this device should work as well.
749149
I used it for bedbugs, I havent had a problem in months. I mixed a larger quantity then recommended however, didnt want to risk it.
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Ive never used on bed bugs but the instructions say it will kill them and trust me it will kill them and any other moving creature you spray! KEEP AWAY FROM PETS AND USE RESPONSIBLY. I would take mattress outdoor and spray the heck out of it and leave outside for 2 days in sunlight or garage. Wash all sheets in clorox, etc, spray around floors edges and shampoo carpets.
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Nope! I wouldn't count on it. Not if the place is furnished or cluttered in any way will it rid you of Bed Bugs. You need a professional exterminator. For BBs this product is more useful to treat books, electronics and other odds and ends (not cloth) in a sealed plastic box. Couches, beds, base boards and electrical sockets need to be treated by a pro, and all your clothing and bedding will need to be washed, dryed and sealed in plastic. I can't speak for the roach issue but your apartment is NOT airtight enough for this to work. Trust me. Diatamacious Earth has proven to be pretty effective and don't forget your new best friend...the vaccum. Good luck. Nope! I wouldn't count on it. Not if the place is furnished or cluttered in any way will it rid you of Bed Bugs. You need a professional exterminator. For BBs this product is more useful to treat books, electronics and other odds and ends (not cloth) in a sealed plastic box. Couches, beds, base boards and electrical sockets need to be treated by a pro, and all your clothing and bedding will need to be washed, dryed and sealed in plastic. I can't speak for the roach issue but your apartment is NOT airtight enough for this to work. Trust me. Diatamacious Earth has proven to be pretty... » Read More Nope! I wouldn't count on it. Not if the place is furnished or cluttered in any way will it rid you of Bed Bugs. You need a professional exterminator. For BBs this product is more useful to treat books, electronics and other odds and ends (not cloth) in a sealed plastic box. Couches, beds, base boards and electrical sockets need to be treated by a pro, and all your clothing and bedding will need to be washed, dryed and sealed in plastic. I can't speak for the roach issue but your apartment is NOT airtight enough for this to work. Trust me. Diatamacious Earth has proven to be pretty effective and don't forget your new best friend...the vaccum. Good luck. « Show Less
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I do not know the answer to your question as I do not have bed bugs. Is this because of the Encase??? I do not know. I can tell you that I am pleased with it and believe it is a superior product to any others I researched.That is my opinion. I hope I have answered your question for you. Ron. P, Surprise, AZ.
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I bought this for a case of fleas. My dog, who is an indoor dog caught them. I used this to prevent infestation I sprayed it and every corner.... along all the baseboards etc and it seemed to work well....I never had a problem..... for bed bugs I'm not sure honestly.... but it's been my experience that fleas are extremely hard to get rid of what's your house is infested same as bed bugs.... this product did exactly what it said it was going to do..... so I have confidence it would work well for bed bugs....I wish you the best of luck :)
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I definitely would think so...fleas are much larger than bedbugs and if bedbugs can't get through it, fleas shouldn't be able to either!
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Yes, a friend of mine used this when her son had bed bugs in his apartment, it was the only thing that did work!
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It is supposed to. It is not a spray. It comes out as a stream of foam. I never used it because I was afraid that the soggy foam would damage the bed more than the bugs. Look up Diatomaceous Earth. It may be a better product to use.
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yes this will kill bed bugs. I dont know if you have carpet or tile/wood floors. bed bugs are attracted to your CO2 you exhale. thats how they find you at night and crawl up your bed post and suck your blood:) i had them and went to battle with them. watch the videos on you tube for a CO2 bed bug bomb. I also suggest hitting all the baseboards with diatomacious earth and you wont see any bugs crawling in your house!