Please be careful not to use the spray near food. Although the ingredients are common household products, children and pets should not enter the treated area until the liquid has dried and the room has been thoroughly ventilated. The effectiveness is often noticeable after the first application, with a significant reduction in nighttime bites.
… Prevention: How to Keep Your Home Bed Bug-Free Long-Term
A spray alone is often not enough in the case of a heavy infestation; hygiene is paramount. Wash all your bedding, curtains, and pillowcases weekly at a minimum of 60°C (140°F). Heat is one of the most effective natural killers of bed bugs and their eggs. In addition, you should thoroughly vacuum mattresses and carpets. Dispose of the vacuum cleaner contents immediately afterward in a tightly sealed bag in the outdoor trash.
Additional Protective Measures at a Glance:
Measure Effect Frequency
Hot Wash (60°C+) Kills bed bugs and eggs instantly Weekly
Sealing Cracks Eliminates hiding places in walls One-time use
Protective Covers Prevents penetration into the mattress Continuous use
Steam Cleaning Penetrates deep into upholstery As needed
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)