For those that consider using smoke to be risky, in both fire hazard and environmental pollution, the Insect Fogger is a really effective alternative and if you have used smokes before you will immediately notice that the Insect Fogger is more impressive in its output. The insecticidal smoke from the Insect Killer Smoke Bombs will kill any insect on contact making them an ideal solution for large or difficult to reach areas.

The fumer does not leave a strong ‘chemical’ smell, can be used at any time and cannot contaminate water, so these smoke bombs are a very strong option to add to your integrated pest management inventory today! There are some 600 species of spiders in the UK and if you simply can’t be anywhere there are spiders, or there are just too many of them, we offer a range of insecticidal products to help tackle them.Place each Insect Killer Smoke Bomb on a fireproof base of approximately 300 mm x 300 mm but NOT in a bucket or other enclosed space. Once lit, they release a smoke which can penetrate into cracks and crevices to kill all spiders present. When a number of Insect Killer Smoke Bombs are being used, space them throughout the area to be treated, and prepare all for ignition before lighting the first.

Large can size for improved economy and to ensure that you dont get caught short with a large wasp nest.For a comprehensive treatment we advise using smoke bombs alongside our Formula C+ Spray and Formula P Powder. Leave area being treated for at least 2-3 hours, longer if possible After treatment is complete, open all windows and doors and ventilate thoroughly. Treatment using smoke as the sole treatment method is unlikely to gain control of an established infestation.

When more than 1 generator is required, space them equally around the area to be treated and prepare all fumers ready to light, prior to lighting the first.Do your best to completely seal the room as otherwise smoke will seap out which could look a bit suspicious. If the item comes direct from a manufacturer, it may be delivered in non-retail packaging, such as a plain or unprinted box or plastic bag. Once lit, the fumer will release an insecticidal smoke containing maximum strength Permethrin into the airspace killing any spiders present. Smoke does not leave any residue and this its only effective within the adult insect stage, not the larvae or egg.