Is it safe to spray this around my bedroom, including under bed
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In my opinion, yes. We do this at least twice a year in both homes, and have used Spider-Not for about 15 years with no ill effects. It stinks, so get the job done quickly, open a window, then shut your bedroom door for about two hours. The stink will be pretty much gone by then, and it is safe to crawl into bed. Don't spray any plastic (we have sleep number beds with plastic hoses to the mattress, so I stay away from the plastic). Take your bedding off before you do the job, wash the bedding, and then make the bed several hours after you spray (we spray in the morning and remake the bed in the afternoon). Follow all the directions on the can. In my opinion, yes. We do this at least twice a year in both homes, and have used Spider-Not for about 15 years with no ill effects. It stinks, so get the job done quickly, open a window, then shut your bedroom door for about two hours. The stink will be pretty much gone by then, and it is safe to crawl into bed. Don't spray any plastic (we have sleep number beds with plastic hoses to the mattress, so I stay away from the plastic). Take your bedding off before you do the job, wash the bedding, and then make the bed several hours after you spray (we spray in the morning and remake the bed in... » Read More In my opinion, yes. We do this at least twice a year in both homes, and have used Spider-Not for about 15 years with no ill effects. It stinks, so get the job done quickly, open a window, then shut your bedroom door for about two hours. The stink will be pretty much gone by then, and it is safe to crawl into bed. Don't spray any plastic (we have sleep number beds with plastic hoses to the mattress, so I stay away from the plastic). Take your bedding off before you do the job, wash the bedding, and then make the bed several hours after you spray (we spray in the morning and remake the bed in the afternoon). Follow all the directions on the can. « Show Less
1752580
I think it's safe/ However, it is VERY strong scented (it stinks!)...for about three days. Air out your room/rooms when you use it. It does work great. I've been using it for about six years now.
1752581
I would be cautious as with any insect spray. Don't spray it on your bedding or on clothing. Make sure pets are out of the area (you too) until dry. Remember, it kills spiders it comes into contact with but it also keeps those entering the area from making webs, so the spiders die. I've used it in my basement, and in my storage locker in my apt where I now live.
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.
1752583
This product works great, I purchased it here and got two cans. I would not use it indoors but I am a cancer survivor and my docs recommended I avoid any contact to products such as this. You could because the odor is not that strong but I would not feel comfortable recommending its use indoors.
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I spray along baseboards throughout the house, along the inside edges of bottom (floor) cabinets especially under sink.....heavily around any area open to the outside such as dryer vents or where plumbing enters as exits. We have an older home so this is an issue. I also spray thresholds heavily. I try not to get the spray anywhere bare feet would walk or where you touch frequently which is why I stay close to baseboards and cabinet edges, under appliances etc to minimizes contact exposure. I don't spray in upper cabinets where food is stored and I always remove the pots and pans before I spray in that area. Hope this helps. I spray along baseboards throughout the house, along the inside edges of bottom (floor) cabinets especially under sink.....heavily around any area open to the outside such as dryer vents or where plumbing enters as exits. We have an older home so this is an issue. I also spray thresholds heavily. I try not to get the spray anywhere bare feet would walk or where you touch frequently which is why I stay close to baseboards and cabinet edges, under appliances etc to minimizes contact exposure. I don't spray in upper cabinets where food is stored and I always remove the pots and pans before I... » Read More I spray along baseboards throughout the house, along the inside edges of bottom (floor) cabinets especially under sink.....heavily around any area open to the outside such as dryer vents or where plumbing enters as exits. We have an older home so this is an issue. I also spray thresholds heavily. I try not to get the spray anywhere bare feet would walk or where you touch frequently which is why I stay close to baseboards and cabinet edges, under appliances etc to minimizes contact exposure. I don't spray in upper cabinets where food is stored and I always remove the pots and pans before I spray in that area. Hope this helps. « Show Less
365033
I have not tried spraying it directly on clothes. I do spray it in the closets.
2067949
it has a very low odor i used it to do some work around the kitchen sink and walls plus it all depends on your paint on your walls right now if it the color is not eggshell white then i would not use this but if it is then your alright?
418258
I used it in my kitchen under the lower cupboards. You obviously wouldn't want to place it in or on anything that you will eat or eat off of. It is in granual form, almost like breading crumbs, not a powder, so there is little concern of it becoming airborne. We just sold the house but we lived in a 200 year old log home And used this to rid it of carpenter ants. Never seen them again after the 1st application. Worked very well for us.
382123
No, keep it on there. It helps the bugs climb into the cup. We filled our cups up with diatomaceous earth and we moved all furniture away from walls. Your bed can not have ANY avenue for the bed bugs to get onto the bed. Nothing can touch the floors.
891066
Not that I read but is safe around them. I would spray bedding areas and wait 15 minutes before putting cat back. Spray around inside house, also. And go online to Orange guard website.
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we sprayed all over carpet, rugs, mattress box spring (in the back thru cheesecloth then covered with bedbug cover. Spray cracks along walls, in between molding. it may take up to 2wks to notice difference with spray. but u cant let up at first...every 2-3 days, reapply because of unforeseen eggs...but i used this n combo with the diatomaceous earth....it may take 2 gallons...spray any hiding place you can think of....even turn over couches and spray under, its work.
1925867
I wouldnt have a good feeling to sleep in that directly after spraying. It smells not too bad, but not the way I would like to fall in sleep. :-) For me personel, I always would spray, let it work and dry and wash it after, before I sleep in that again. Okay... its quite ECO and not that chemical, but do you really want to sleep on top of that, if the same stuff KILLS those bugs? Keep in mind they provide the following Safety Information: CAUTION: KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN. Avoid eye contact.
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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.
749149
I used it for bedbugs, I havent had a problem in months. I mixed a larger quantity then recommended however, didnt want to risk it.
270582
Only if you use an insecticide dust that is labeled for use to dust under beds and furniture.
2118551
I would say NO. This has highly mixed chemical substances. Good for use on furnitures, items where kids dont get in contact. Keep away from breathing or touching them.
2083596
Yes, you can spray this on your clean linens. (And anywhere else too.) Such as on or under mattress, along baseboards, etc. Before I sprayed anything, I diluted the solution in a spray bottle. (I have a large spray bottle, and I added about a cup of Kleen Free, and filled the rest with water.) I sprayed every day, or every other day. Good Luck!
1678048
Yes. It won't harm you or most fabrics. Spray it on a cloth and see for yourself.
1980082
Absolutely yes. It's has a wonderful smell to us and moths and bugs just hate it. However, I would caution that if you are spraying delicates or anything that is questionable, ask the manufacture. This is great stuff and it should be safe. I hope this helps :)
759033
I see no reason to be concerned about how long you keep the spray or how fast you use it. Because I spray our bedding daily, my bottle last approximately two months. I did notice that the fine spray works best. That covers more area. I do not see a problem, even if you had it for a longer period of time before using it up. Stringbean