NO Bed Bugs Total Solution Box

Active Ingredients

NO Bed Bugs Concentrate:

• 100g/L Permethrin.
• 3g/L Pyriproxyfen in the form of a liquid concentrate.

NO Bed Bugs Fumigator: 

• 72g/kg Cyphenothrin in the form of a vapour release.

Available Sizes

• 1 pack containing1x NO Bed Bugs Fumigator 20g and 1x NO Bed Bugs Total Protection Concentrate 100ml. (SKU: 12030)

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Regulations

NO Bed Bugs Concentrate:
HSNO Approval Code: HSR101143
NO Bed Bugs Concentrate SDS

NO Bugs Fumigator:
HSNO Approval Code: HSR000268
NO Bed Bugs Fumigator SDS

Preparation:

Control of bed bugs requires very thorough examination and treatment of all the possible places where they might hide. Bed bugs leave tell–tale blackened smears of blood which look like ticks made with a black pen. Spots of blood from the end of their proboscis may contact sheets after they finish feeding. This blood tends to show up on the woven sheets as small crosses of blood as the blood runs along the threads of the weft and the weave.

1. Check around seams of mattresses, bed base, bed heads, curtains and other furniture.
2. Check around the edges of carpets, behind skirting, edges of wallpaper and picture frames and in all other crevices within the room and adjacent rooms.
3. Electrical sockets are common places for bed bugs to infest. Ensure power is switched off at mains when sockets are open.
4. Check sub floors and roof voids above and below affected areas.
5. Check rooms as above in all rooms adjacent to where evidence of bed bugs are found.
6. Carefully collect all bedding from the affected rooms.
   1. Place bedding in a plastic bag for transport to your washing machine, being careful to make sure no insects are dropped on the way.
   2. If possible wash the clothes in a 'hot wash'. Clothing and bedding that cannot be washed in a hot wash can be bagged and placed in a freezer at –18°C for at least 24 hours.
   3. Dismantle the bed and other furniture. Open cupboards and drawers and lean the bed mattress and bed base upright against a wall to improve exposure to the spray and vapour.

Application of the NO Bed Bugs Fumigator*:

1. Close all exterior windows and doors.
2. Remove any pets, plants or food from all areas to be fumigated. Fish tanks should be covered and turned off.
3. Turn off or remove all smoke alarms. Turn off air circulation systems.
4. Remove the lid from the top of the plastic container and dispose of the cardboard disc.
5. Place plastic container in a central position on a firm heat–proof base e.g. brick or tin lid.
6. Pour water up to the dotted line on the plastic container. Do not fill above the dotted line.
7. Open the foil package and remove fumigator can. 
8. With the red side facing upwards, place the fumigator into the water in the plastic container.
9. Replace plastic ring cap on container. Fumigator will start in 1 – 2 minutes after placing in water.
10. Leave fumigator area while also closing external doors and windows.
11. Do not return inside for at least 3 hours. Before re–occupying rooms, open doors and windows to allow the treated area to air for 30 minutes.
12. Vacuum room thoroughly and wipe down food preparation surfaces.

* Depending on the situation, but generally start with the NO Bed Bugs Fumigator first to flush out and kill hidden or hard–to–reach bed bugs. You can read more on this on the –Helpful Tips– section.

Application of the NO Bed Bugs Concentrate:

1. Vacuum all infested areas thoroughly. 
2. Mix the NO Bed Bugs Concentrate with clean water in a clean sprayer.
   1. Shake the product well.
   2. Dilute 25ml (5 capfuls) in 1L of clean water into a spray bottle.
3. Apply spray on all areas where signs of infestation are found e.g. cracks and crevices around bed frames, skirting boards, architraves, floors and under carpet edges, furnishings, bedding and adjacent wall areas.
4. Repeat treatment after 7 days if required.

NO Bed Bugs Total Solution Box Technical Sheet

• Read label completely before use.
• May cause asthma or breathing difficulties if inhaled. It may also cause nerve and respiratory damage through repeated exposure. Do not inhale vapour and ventilate room after use. Wash all exposed food preparation surfaces and utensils.
• Collect spillage. Very eco–toxic to the aquatic environment and is hazardous to terrestrial vertebrates / invertebrates with short and long–term effects. Do not contaminate waterways.
• May cause skin irritation and serious eye damage. May cause liver and nerve damage through repeated exposure. Avoid contact with skin and eyes. Wear gloves and eye protection.
• Keep out of reach of children and pets.
• Store in original container in a cool, dark place.
• Please follow cautionary labels and safety instructions located on the product packaging.

Safe disposal of containers and chemicals

Safe storage of home and garden products

• Read instructions thoroughly before use and retain instructions label for future reference.
• Follow up treatments may be necessary if bed bugs have become established.

NO Bed Bugs Concentrate: 

• Use entire contents of diluted mix within 48 hours.
• Use in conjunction with NO Bed Bugs Fumigator.
• NO Fleas Total Protection Spray can be used as an alternative to the NO Bed Bugs Concentrate.

NO Bed Bugs Fumigator: 

• The 'trick' of getting rid of bed bugs is to be thorough, persistent and patient.
• Treat rooms adjacent to the affected room using diluted NO Bed Bugs Concentrate.
• Any clothing or bed linen that is suspected of harbouring bed bugs or eggs can be bagged and transferred to a washing machine for a hot wash or placed in a freezer for 24 – 48 hours.
• Fumigator produces a vapour not a smoke, but we still recommend switching off smoke alarms.

FAQs:

Q. What order do I apply the NO Bed Bugs Fumigator and the NO Bed Bugs Concentrate?
A. It depends on the situation, but generally we recommend you to start with a fumigator first. This knocks down active adult bed bugs hidden in hard–to–reach areas (cracks, crevices, etc.). Fumigators work by filling the room with insecticidal vapour that penetrates hidden spaces. Follow this up with a concentrated spray treatment like the NO Bed Bugs Concentrate by spraying directly onto key areas like bed frames where bed bugs may hide or re–enter. This leaves a residual effect, helping to prevent reinfestation and enables longer–term protection. Purchasing a total solution box also indicates that the problem has become uncontained hence why using the fumigator first is recommended.

Q. What are examples of 'situations' where I might need to use NO Bed Bugs Concentrate first?
A. A great example of this is if the current bed bug problem is a small, contained infestation. If you spot or suspect bed bugs early you’d likely use the concentrated spray first because:

• You can directly target the pests and their hiding spots.

• Provide a residual barrier, killing bugs that come into contact later.

• There is no need to fumigate the whole room if the issue is contained.

Other reasons why you may want to use the concentrate first is if:

• You're treating furniture or items that can’t be exposed to fumigators.

• You want precise control and minimal disruption.

• Fumigation isn't suitable (e.g., people / pets can’t leave the space for hours).

You can always use NO Bed Bugs Concentrate to spot–treat affected areas and monitor for a few weeks. If bed bugs persist or spread, then escalate to a fumigator for a whole–room treatment.

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