Could I spray it directly onto the mattress?
1879320
The label says you can, but test a small area of a mattress before all the seams. Make sure to leave the room after spraying the mattress due to fumes from this. You may need to sleep on a different bed the first night after spraying.
1879321
I wouldn't recommend it only because it smells pretty strong. I do spay the bottom and sides of my mattress and crank the fan on high and open windows. It does the trick but I never spay the top.
1879322
Yes! You should make sure you concentrate where the binding is attached along the edges (both sides of the binding)...where the little buggers can hide.
388580
I can't imagine why not, as Long as you're just spraying it and letting it dry as per the directions for use.
1786774
I did. A very light mist on top and lift the ends and spray underneath. Let dry for a couple hours before you make the bed.
1547427
If you mix this in a spray bottle with a very small amount of dish soap and fill with water, spray the area where the bedbugs are, let it dry, can use on the baseboards or where ever is needed. It is organic cannot hurt you. but don't use straight mix with water and soap.
516765
No, but you might want to put a flat board or a flat something under you mattress
1062158
Yes, but spray on cloth and then apply. Direct spray on board may be too slippery and cause strain or fall.
772017
That's a good question - I suppose you could. It's worth a try:) Perhaps, without the weight of the mattress on it, it wouldn't leak so much.
2274069
Yes but will ruin your mattress and back by causing a dip to form in the mattress
2209414
I wouldn't use it on the mattress, simply because there are love enzymes in it....soooo they will just fester in the mattress(you cant wash a mattress). I recommened you use a baking soda and peroxide mixture(google has the recipe).
2162281
I don't think I would try it as you would have more control by using a spray bottle. I used a pump sprayer and followed the manufacturer's directions. This was about six weeks ago and the treated areas remain free of odor or spots.
1525422
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.
141963
On the bottle under directions it says that you can spray directly on the plant.Best wishes, Jeannie Lucas
1696682
No. If you have bed bugs in your bed they were brought in on clothing or transported into the home somehow. If this is the case, your home needs to be sprayed immediately. Just for a reference: http://www.m.webmd.com/skin-problems-and-treatments/guide/bedbugs-infestation
2219232
Yes. It can be sprayed directly assuming you prepare the surface per provided instructions prior to spraying.
1130453
I have no doubt you could either spray it with polyurethane or coat it with mod podge or another waterproof medium. Good luck. I have not tried this but I might in the future.
1752582
This can be used indoors. Allow spray to dry completely before coming in contact with treated areas/surfaces. I would not recommend spraying the bed or bedding. Underneath the bed would be fine, as long as, there is proper ventilation. Avoid breathing vapors or spray mist.
1842671
I don't think so.I looked into that and it seems to be counter productive.The spray should be all you need.