The identification and treatment of all harborage sites is the foundation of successful bed bug control.

It was a great bullet for bugs if the I instruction is surely followed, as in vacuum your house before spraying and repeated the solution 2times. Step 2: Fill your spray tank with a 1/2 gallon of water, add the appropriate amount of Crossfire concentrate, then fill with the other 1/2 gallon of water. This Bed Bug Killer Kit enables you to carry out a comprehensive bed bug treatment to several bedrooms using a range of the best bed bug killer products from market leaders Pest Expert and Rentokil including: Formula 'C+' Advanced Bed Bug Spray, Formula 'P' Bed Bug Powder, a Formula 'P' Fogger and Rentokil Insectrol.I have applied the treatment according to the instructions and have done 2 follow up treatments at the 14 day interval, after the 1st treatment we had a major decrease, after the 2nd treatment I havent seen anymore, now im just doing the follow ups to ensure nothing comes back. Its dual-action formula makes it effective as both a contact killer and long-term residual, and the broad indoor labeling and minimal toxicity make it an ideal choice for treating homes and apartments for these persistent pests. Use Crossfire insecticide bedbug concentrate to kill bedbugs indoors where the pests have invaded and spread to other rooms.

If you have product left in the concentrate bottle itself, that will have a shelf live of a few months as long as it's sealed and kept in a cool, dry place. As hard as it was to have to throw away sentimental things, living with these things made it easier.Some products appearing on this site may not be registered for sale or use in all states or counties within the United States. This Pest Expert Professional Bed Bug Killer Pack contains an advanced combination of professional strength bed bug killer products guaranteed to provide rapid results. CrossFire combines two active ingredients, metofluthrin and clothianidin, for that dual action effect. Apply CrossFire to cracks and crevices, like on or around baseboards, floorboards, bed frames, headboards, furniture, door and window frames, closets, beneath floor coverings, and the edges of the carpet.