Bed Bug Spray

There are two types of Bed Bug Spray on the market that is available for you to kill bed bugs effectively. It’s really up to your preference.

When used in accordance with the EPA’s Integrated Pest Management practices, these Bed Bug Spray are both effective in killing bed bugs.

This bed bug spray article will help you understand how these bed bug spraywork and what they can do for you.

In August 2010 the EPA posted an Integrated Pest Management Solution “IPM” for killing Bedbugs which in include using Pestical and Non Pesticial Bed Bug Spray and regimens. DeadBedBugs.com has followed this very same Bed Bug Solution for years and we are dedicated to educating you with the approved Bed Bug Spray .

Integrated Pest Management (IPM) is an effective and environmentally sensitive approach to pest management that relies on a combination of common-sense practices. Dead Bed Bugs uses current, comprehensive information on the life cycles of pests and their interaction with the environment.

Pesticide Bed Bug Spray

Lets start with the #1 Pesticide Bed Bug Spray – There are typically two types of Permethrin based Bed Bug Spray; there is a water base form and an oil base form. The water base bed bug spray usually includes a poison called deltamethrin or permethryn which is a residual product and continues killing bed bugs for several weeks or months.

All available testing of deltamethrin show bed bug spray to be about 50% less effective than the oil base contact killing bed bug spray; which generally include some type of pyrethrin and piperonylbutoxide base toxic chemical. These toxic bed bug spray do have residual effectiveness for up to 60 days s or two months. That means, you spray it once, and it continues killing bed bugs for 60 days. Many states do not allow deltamethrins in concentrated forms because of environmental concerns.

Many pyrethrin based Bed Bug spray like Kills Bed Bugs Red label, have a short active duration and becomes ineffective within a day of use.

Both of these toxic-based bed bug spray contain some form of pesticide; however the bed bugs have grown an immunity to many pesticides. This means they no longer work effectively on bed bugs! Some Exterminators are making a fortune from continuing bed bug spray as though they are spraying for roaches and the traditional methods don’t work any longer.

That is why the bed bug infestation problem is getting worse, and that is why the EPA has implemented the Integrated Pest Management Protocol..

Most exterminators don’t offer a natural way to treat bed bugs; therefore ask before you just invite him in your home. Avail the bed bug spray so you can prevent those bugs to worsen in number. Typically, you must leave the home for ventilating purposes and can not sleep in your bed for one to two nights after the bedroom has been sprayed with many toxic bed bug spray pesticidal formulas.

Recommendation – One Permethrin based formulation bed bug spray stands out with superior contact killing power plus a 60 day residual effectiveness against bed bugs. This product is commercial strength and is recommended for indoor as well as outdoor use. This product is EPA registered and approved for bed bugs. Does require ventilating treated room before re use.

Can be used as a fine aerial mist to kill, control, and repel all kinds of flying insects including flys and mosquitos. In addition to controlling bed bugs, this product is great for treating your pet with fleas and its sleeping area. Follow directions on product label.

Natural Bed Bug Spray

#2 Natural Bed Bug Spray – The EPA regulates what can go into an approved Minimal Risk Bed Bug Spray. Ingredients listed on their Minimal Risk list inert and active ingredient listing are the only ingredients that can be included in the formula. Strict label guidelines are also imposed.

When tested, the Dead Bed Bug Spray proved to be 100% effective in killing bed bugs and other crawling insects within 15 seconds. The good news is your children and pets can sleep in their beds the same night enjoying a clean peppermint scent with absolutely no worries of toxic side effects. No need to leave your home and disturb your family life.

- Bed Bug Killing Solution

In August 2010 the EPA posted an Integrated Pest Management Regimen “IPM” for killing Bed bugs. DeadBedBugs.com has followed this very same Bed Bug Solution for years and we are dedicated to educating you with the approved Bed Bug Regimen .

The EPA’s comprehensive IPM Bed Bug Solution program to control bedbugs may include a number of Bed Bug Spray and methods such as:

* removing clutter where bedbugs can hide,

* applying heat treatment with a hand held steamer or steam cleaner,

* vacuuming your mattresses and room thoroughly,

* sealing cracks and crevices to remove hiding places,

* using non-chemical pesticides such as diatomaceous earth & EPA exempt bed bug sprays

* judicious use of non toxic EPA 25 Exempt approved bed bug spray

* discarding or thoroughly cleaning and encasing your mattress with a special bed bug mattress protector.

Other Resources:

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