Does Eliminator Home Insect Killer Kill Bed Bugs?

There is no definitive answer to this question as it depends on a variety of factors, including the size and level of infestation, as well as how diligent you are in following the treatment instructions. However, typical timelines may range from 2-4 sessions over a 3-6 week period.

The most common ways to kill bed bugs are by using sprays or chemicals. Sprays can be effective if sprayed directly onto the bugs or if poured onto a treatment area such as a mattress, box spring, upholstery or clothing. Chemicals that are used to kill bed bugs may include over-the-counter insecticides (such as pesticide), Thuricide or dermaiocide creams.

Most bed bugicides do kill bed bugs when they come into contact with the pesticide. However, some pesticides are more lethal to bed bugs than others so it is important to read the product label before using them. Some products leave behind a sticky residue that can attract other pests and make the treatment less effective.

Yes, bed bugs can survive a bed bug treatment. However, the full impact of the treatment will be achieved if all areas were treated where bed bugs are harboring.

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