Effective against Pyrethroid-resistant Bed Bugs. Can be used on mattresses, upholstered furniture and carpet and will not stain water-safe fabrics and surfaces.
Raid MAX® Bed Bug Crack & Crevice Extended Protection Foaming Spray kills Bed Bugs and their eggs before they hatch. Foam expands into hard-to-reach places to kill Bed Bugs where they hide and keeps killing Bed Bugs for up to 8 weeks on laminated wood surfaces. Effective against Pyrethroid-resistant Bed Bugs.
» Don't use more insecticide than the label directions allow. Doing so is illegal and could make the problem worse or cause serious health problems. » Don't use any insecticide on a mattress or bedding unless the product label says it's okay to use it that way.
This insecticide is harmful to you as it contains toxic chemicals; hence you can't sleep in the room after its immediate application. To be on the safer side, it is advisable not to sleep in the room if you have sprayed it with the raid. After spraying RAID you should allow it to dry with air.
Wipe up the spray if:
Your goal is to kill just the one or two bugs you just sprayed. You didn't aim correctly and sprayed in an area you didn't mean to treat, or you sprayed more than you intended to.
How To Use Raid Safely. The first and most important step to use Raid safely is to read and follow the instructions on the can. Obey all cautions and warnings to protect your family. Keep pets and children out of the room while spraying the insecticide until the spray dries (at least 30 minutes).
Pyrethroid products are often mixed with other types of insecticides; some of these mixtures can be effective against bed bugs. Look for products containing pyrethroids plus piperonyl butoxide, imidicloprid, acetamiprid, or dinetofuran.
If a bed bug heat treatment has been done, the bed bug eggs will dry out and kill the eggs, keeping them from hatching. Bedbug eggs and larva all completely die and cannot survive between 116° and 119°F. If a chemical treatment was done, some pesticides may not kill the eggs and a follow up treatment will be needed.
If you've already gone inside your home, use a steamer to clean the carpets, drapes, linens, and mattress. Wrap your mattress in a bed bug proof cover. Place bedbug interceptors on the feet of your bed for a few nights just to be sure you killed everything.
Don't enter your home or treated rooms for at least 4-5 hours after treatment. If you or anyone in your family is sick or has a compromised immune system, talk to your doctor about when it's safe to re-enter your home. Open all your doors and windows once you do re-enter your home to air it out.
Can be used on mattresses, upholstered furniture and carpet and will not stain water-safe fabrics and surfaces. Available in 16.5 oz.
Highlights. Raid MAX® Bed Bug Extended Protection (Spritz) kills Bed Bugs and their eggs before they hatch, and keeps killing Bed Bugs for up to 8 weeks on laminated wood surfaces. Effective against Pyrethroid-resistant Bed Bugs. Can be used on mattresses, wood furniture and carpet and will not stain water-safe fabrics ...
Vacuum your mattress and floors often.
Wash all sheets, clothing, and textiles at least once a week in hot water. Use caulk to seal cracks around baseboards, electrical outlets, light sockets, and furniture, so bed bugs can't hide in them. Check for bed bugs in hotels, hostels, and guest rooms you sleep in.
The number of treatments needed to get control is (national average) 3 to 4 treatments. The first step to treating the problem yourself is taking your bed apart. The frame should be completely deconstructed to reach all cracks and crevices. For any unreachable areas, aerosols are useful.
You should treat every two weeks until activity is gone.
Inspect after drying, then proceed to spray entire area. Allow sprayed articles to thoroughly dry before use. Spray only those garments and parts of bedding including mattresses and furniture, that cannot be either laundered or dry cleaned.
Because of chemicals like cypermethrin and prallethrin which are used in Raid, breathing in these toxic fumes can cause serious problems to your lungs and airway, resulting in coughing, nausea, and wheezing — and if they come in contact with your skin, burns and itching, warns Safety.
This easy-to-use bug spray can be used indoors or outdoors and applied where ants, roaches, spiders, flies, and other listed bugs may be infesting.
The recommended time to wait before you can come inside is after two to four hours. You should be cautious because if you suddenly enter your home after the exterminator has finished applying the treatment, aside from affecting your respiratory system, your skin can as well absorb the chemicals which can be harmful.
If beddings are exposed to a flea bomb and if you don't wash it afterward, it can cause health risks to your families like respiratory problems, allergies, and asthma. You should wash bedding after because fleas can thrive anywhere.
Raid® Ant & Roach Killer kills on contact and keeps killing with residual action for up to four weeks. It leaves no lingering chemical odor. This easy-to-use spray ensures complete coverage of the areas that ants, roaches and other listed bugs may be infesting. Read label before use.
Air out after returning to the treated area
Upon return to the treated area, open the doors and windows to ventilate any remaining fumes. Fans placed in doors and windows can assist in airing out the treated area.