We had a bed bug problem but long story short, we no longer have one. While this was not the only product used due to the fact that bed bugs are not an easy pest to control, used in conjunction with DE powder this product worked extremely well without being harmful to our 4 cats. I don't ever wish a bed bug problem on anyone else ever but if you happen to be plagued with these pests I recommend this product as part of your regimen especially if pet safety is a concern.
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Product Description
Effective from:
- Bed bugs
- Lice
Harris Bed Bug Killer, Liquid Spray with Odorless and Non-Staining Formula (Gallon)
Product Information
Harris Bed Bug Killer Kills Bed Bugs When Spray Dries. 1 Gallon allows for repeated applications on an on-going basis to effectively eliminate bed bugs. Odorless and non-staining formula will not cause damage to fabrics when used according to label directions. Registered with the Environmental Protection Agency (No. 3-11) for indoor residential use. Use the included trigger sprayer to effectively treat areas where bed bugs are hiding
- Great Value - 1 Gallon
- Odorless and non-staining formula
- No damage to fabrics
- EPA Registered for indoor residential use
- Extended Trigger Sprayer
Using Harris Bed Bug Killer
Before application, you need to remove clutter from the area and wash and heat dry bed linens and any furniture covers. Next, remove the box spring and mattress from the bed and vacuum thoroughly.
Remove the cap and connect the included trigger sprayer. One important note about the sprayer - make sure to turn the spray nozzle to the off position when not in use. Otherwise, liquid will siphon out and leak. Once the sprayer is connected, treat common areas where bed bugs may be hiding including bed frames, box springs, mattress seams, baseboard, behind headboards. For a full list of approved areas, see label directions. The most common areas in the bedroom where bed bugs hide include box springs, bed rails, and mattresses seams and folds. If you have a box spring, make sure to treat inside where bugs may be hiding.
When spraying, be careful not to over apply. Spray from a distance of 8-10 inches until the surface is slightly damp. Also, do not apply any type of powder until the liquid is 100% dry.
You may need to repeat treatment over the course of several weeks depending on the severity of the infestation. Repeat treatments may be necessary to kill bed bugs that may have been missed during earlier treatment. A repeat treatment may be made 7-10 days after the initial application. We recommend using this spray in combination with a diatomaceous earth or silica powder. The key is to be persistent; entire bed bug infestations are often not eliminated overnight.
Great value
1 Gallon allows for repeated applications on an on-going basis to effectively eliminate bed bugs
Extended trigger spray
Use the included extended trigger sprayer to easily treat areas where bed bugs are hiding
Water based
Water based formula means absolutely no oily or greasy residues are left behind
EPA registered
Registered with the Environmental Protection Agency for use in homes with people and pets
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| Price | $19.98 | $50.49 | $68.26 | $5.98 | $4.93 | $9.97 |
| Product Form | Liquid | Liquid | Liquid | Powder | Trap | Liquid |
| Made in the USA | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Active Ingredient(s) | Deltamethrin | Imidacloprid, n-Octyl bicycloheptene dicarboximide, d-Phenothrin | Clothianidin, Metofluthrin, Piperonyl Butoxide | Diatomaceous Earth | Glue Trap | d-Phenothrin, N-Octyl Bicyclopheptene Dicarboximide |
| Kills Resistant Bed Bugs & Their Eggs | no data | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | N/A | ✓ |
| Odorless & Non-Staining | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Time to Kill | No EPA Claim | No EPA Claim | 5 Minutes | 48 Hours | Immediate Once Trapped | No EPA Claim |
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| Sold By | PF Harris | Amazon.com | Amazon.com | Amazon.com | PF Harris | EliteWholesale |
| liquid volume | 1 gallons | — | 16 fluid ounces | 227.3 milliliters | — | 13 fluid ounces |
| form | Spray | Powder | Spray | Powder | Spray | Oil |
| active ingredients | Deltamethrin | Silicon Dioxide from Diatomaceous Earth - 85.0%,Other Ingredients: - 15.00%,Total - 100.00% | — | — | — | Clothianidin,Metofluthrin,Piperonyl Butoxide |
| specification met | EPA | OMRI | — | — | — | Industry Leader |
Completely Savage! Kills all of the things!
I didn’t quite plan on writing a review but I felt compelled. This stuff is the real deal. I started breaking out in bumps for the last couple of months. I immediately assumed they were bed bugs and quickly ordered this product. So I knew my first step was to find one, I used to work for a hotel so I was pretty confident in knowing where to look.I obtained a light source and began looking along the seams of my futon. I eventually made my way to the zipper, I was afraid of what I would find. To my dismay it was completely CLEAN! In my 3 years working in the hospitality industry this was very unusual. Normally you would find bed bugs behind the headboard, even if it were a small infestation they seemed to always hide within the hosts bedding. I panicked and looked under the dresser, TV, PS4, lamp, absolutely nothing. My last step was to disassemble the wall outlets in which I was sure to find something...Nope not a thing.A few days passed and the Harris bed bug killer arrived, as a precaution I sprayed everything along the futon, even the edge of the carpet. It worked great for a week, no bites and then all of a sudden I got bites again.I went all Rambo on my bedding. I tore everything apart, took a flathead screwdriver and began separating the seams of the carpet. Under my stomach as I was laying down prying the carpet I felt a welt starting to itch. Immediately looked in the surrounding area and found larve. I was puzzled this didn’t look quite normal, after I shined a light under the seams of the carpet I saw more of this strange larve. And then I spotted what looked like tiny black beetles that weren’t moving.I found out that I had carpet beetles. The bites were actually irritation caused by the hairs on the Larve. The spray took good care of what was left over. Also those tiny black bugs that werent moving were actually the left over carcuses of an ants. A spider had been munching on the ants when it also met its demise via the spray. It killed ALL of the things.I’m confident it would work for bed bugs if it killed carpet beetles and a spider. Also my biggest gripe is the nozzle. I had to use an empty fabreeze bottle in order to spray the chemical.
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Bed bugs still in my living room furniture! I moved into this house and now I have them in my living room couch live seat and recliner! I have used just about the entire gallon in a month but we still have them! I don't think harris should sell cheap stuff that does not work!!!
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