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The complete solution for a bed bug infestation, including a fumigator and concentrated spray.
NO Bed Bugs Concentrate:
NO Bed Bugs Fumigator:
NO Bed Bugs Concentrate:
NO Bed Bugs Fumigator:
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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
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.
* 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.
NO Bed Bugs Concentrate:
NO Bed Bugs Fumigator:
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.
Download the 1–2–3 Bed Bug Control Programme
How to get rid of bed bugs [VIDEO]
How to mix and dilute spray concentrates [VIDEO]
How to use the NO Bugs Super Fumigator in the NO Bed Bugs Total Solution Box [VIDEO]
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"Your products are great, easy to use and the instructions are great. At least I managed to not have them spread to other rooms in the house. No more scratching for me."
Adrienne, Auckland