Bedlam Insecticide

Bedlam Insecticide Spray is the most popular bed bug spray on the pest control market today. With its easy to use aerosol format, Bedlam makes bed bug control and management effortless. Recently, the bed bug epidemic has been growing substantially and many victims have been looking for a quick solution. There have been several newly created bed bug treatments but most are very expensive and out of the general publics’ price range. Bedlam is your perfect cost effective solution for quick and easy management of bed bugs. The main concern of an infestation is the control of the bed bug reproduction cycle. Using Bedlam will help eradicate and control bed bug eggs preventing mass escalation. Bedlam spray is designed to eliminate not only bed bugs but also other minute pests such as lice, ticks, fleas and dust mites.

Using Bedlam Insecticide Spray

• Before applying Bedlam, be sure to shake the spray can well
• Then remove the cap
• Bedlam is a spot treatment insecticide, so aim directly onto the area desired (away from person)
• Evacuate the room after applying the treatment
• Be sure the room is completely ventilated before reentering
• Do not let children or pets come close in proximity of the treated area until the treatment is dry
• It is recommended to wait 2-3 hours for an application of Bedlam to dry completely

Bedlam Bed Bug Spray

Bedlam should be used to spray the following indoor and non-food areas: homes, restaurants, schools, nursing homes, offices, apartments, hotels/ motels and hospitals. Ideal targets for spot treatment are mattresses and box springs, sofas, chairs, drapes and other fabric materials. Due to Bedlam’s chemical makeup, it will not stain water-safe fabrics and surfaces. In addition, Bedlam can also be used on wood, ceramic surfaces and carpet where it would last up 2 weeks of lasting effectiveness. Headboards, baseboards, floorboards and walls are also some key areas to focus on when applying the Bedlam Spray. Bedlam Insecticide is not intended and should not be used on humans. Bedlam is registered in all 50 states but cannot be shipped to Hawaii or Alaska.