Does It kill the eggs and Is It safe for sheets and mattress?
2063846
it does not mention killing the eggs so i don't believe it does.it is NOT safe for sheets and i would only use it on the mattress if you are doing the underside.go online and read reviews about this product.there are more effective products out there.after going through it i personally believe it is best to bite the bullet and call an exterminator.if not check into eco raider.from what i have read it is the best do it yourself solution out there.
2063847
I'm not sure if it kills eggs but I did spray mattress and boxspring(with no sheets or pillows on it). Think going to try another product though
2063848
Kills bed bug Eggs It is safe on mattress and sheets. I use plastic cases on all my pillows and mattress. Reminder you still need to continue with cleaning vacuum monitoring it only takes 1 tiny bug egg. Check your computers and electronics as well, bugs hide nest in those too.
1350077
ADD "Precor" to the insecticide mix as labled on the bottle. It will kill the eggs.
373937
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!
1817997
They supposedly work without the powder. The bugs can crawl in (tape is on the outside), but the inside surface is to slick for them to crawl out. I bought powder because if any did get trapped, I wanted them to die! LOL I never saw any in the traps, but we did a lot of other stuff, like mattress protectors and spray and powder every where. We were able to kill them all because we caught it early.
1138782
I know its good for many bugs but not for all. It will kill bedbugs, but heard fleas... not so much. And yes, Food Grade is safe for human and animal... and research all the many other uses it has for cleaning and eating for many health benefits.
537210
I don't know but I suspect that it does not kill the flea eggs or possible direct contact with the egg is required. It required several applications as the fleas came back several times but in smaller numbers each time.
1278497
Dan P has it right. I use it on any size chicken egg.You put your egg in an egg cup with the large end down and the small end up. Make sure you put just enough downward pressure on it when you cut so that the little teeth take hold. The cut will be clean and no egg shell pieces will remain. It is a great invention. I used to hack my eggs open with a table knife which was messier. This thing leaves 2 perfect pieces--the small top and the larger bottom that you can eat out of with a tiny egg spoon or scrape the contents on out on to a slice of toast by using a regular sized teaspoon.
1654100
Hi, I don't know. I only used it for silver fish and small beetles. To be honest, it doesn't really do a good job of killing bugs, but it does slow them down enough to catch them. I like this product because it is non-toxic. It's good enough.
1751903
Yes, we have had some horrible infestations in our rental properties. So I have only used this with other means. Make sure you put borax along run sites, under fridge, anywhere they have to pass to get to food source. Then we make sure all food cleaned up under fridge, stove, around toliets ect. Then I put drops of this where there nest are which usually is in kitchen. They track borax to nest which kills babies and the poison kills them. Drastic measures if bad infestation. Hope this helps. I have never had to reapply poison by doing this. But if this doesn't work it could be the neighbors house. I've seen this as well that's a whole nother ball game! Good luck
1816245
Insecticidal soap is not that strong you might want to go with something stronger like a Miticide product also though sometimes the sprays kill on contact but the insects lay their eggs in the soil and just keep multiplying the most effective product would be Bonide Systemic Houseplant Granules this product works in 2 ways it kills the eggs in the soil plus the plant takes the chemical up through its roots and when the bug bites the leaves or stems of your plant they ingest the chemical and die. It is simple and safe to use its in powder form you sprinkle it on the soil and water it in it takes about 2 weeks to kick in but once it does it will 100% get rid of the problem.
1617655
It is suppose to kill exoskeletal bugs which a spider is. Although for it to be effective for your spiders you will have to put it in an area that they will crawl through as it needs to get on their legs/body to be effective. I use it in my chicken coop but only in the bedding...works great on the bugs i am targeting...but i still get a few spiders but they are probably coming in through the windows. Good luck.
61419
On the back of the label it says it kills bedbugs and gets rid of an infestation. With regular use it can prevent bedbugs and infestations to begin with so I'm not a 100 % sure. But I will say when I use on a regular bases I can see that it does of really good job of killing the bedbugs period including the larvae not sure about the eggs though. There were too spots in particular the bugs like to use as a hangout nest so to speak and the spray definitely cut down on it barely a issue now. I think as long as you use on a regular bases it will take care of the eggs and the larvae because it's suppose to kill on contact and prevent infestation. I know this is a little lengthy but I hope this helps answer your question this is a really good product and would tell anybody to get this and use it will save you a lot of sleepless night,anti-itch spray for bug bites and being in a bad mood because you got huge bumps on your body from the bites in first that you can't to do much about and have to go down on their own.
1025835
No, it is hazardous if absorbed through skin. It can be used to kill scabies on surfaces (furniture, mattress, car seats, shoes, etc).
1798406
I know it kills aphids. It will not kill stink bugs directly.. But will kill the eggs.... So they can't repopulate...Try..it can't hurt.. Spray every week for a while where u see them. Also look up Howard Garrett Dirt Doctor. Won't hurt ur pets or children either. I Googled to get more info..
158956
Yes, it will help because the UV Rays will kill most of the lice and any microscopic organisms and most importantly will kill any eggs they may have laid on the mattress or the sheets. However, from personal experience, I also recommend getting bug and allergy resistant sealable mattress covers and pillow covers to use along with this vacuum cleaner for stronger long term protection from any tiny critters in the future.
884157
I was recommended this gel to kill a bug that lays eggs on eyelashes and lives there. I wish I remembered the name of the bug but this gel when used 21 nights consecutively is suppose to kill the bugs and eggs. It can cause some morning blurriness but cleaning the gel out with a face cloth will help.
1180201
If you read my review, you will see that this product is not strong enough to kill all the bed bugs. You never can stop until you do not have one live egg-laying bed bug left. As long as you still have live bed bugs, you are in trouble.