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Cedar Oil Insect Fogging Kits
Cedar Oil Insect Fogging Kits
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Indoor Fogging Kits
Dr. Ben’s 3 gallon kit: this cedar oil fogging kit includes 3 gallons Evictor cedar oil & 1 32oz Evictor Spray, 1 UV Fogger.
Kills bed bugs and fleas on contact. This cedar oil kit for bed bugs is enough to treat one 3600sqft house, three one bedroom apartments or 5-6 motel rooms.
Treats up to 3600 sq. ft. of indoor space.
Controls insects in all stages of life, including fleas, ticks, ants, mosquitoes and mites.
Non-thermal fogger allows solution to penetrate cracks and crevices
Dr. Ben’s 2 gallon kit: this cedar oil fogging kit includes 2 gallons Evictor cedar oil & 1 32oz Evictor Spray, 1 UV Fogger.
Kills bed bugs and fleas on contact. This cedar oil kit for insects is enough to treat one 2400sqft house, two one bedroom apartments or 2-4 motel rooms.
Treats up to 2400 sq. ft. of indoor space.
Controls insects in all stages of life, including fleas, ticks, ants, mosquitoes and mites.
Non-thermal fogger allows solution to penetrate cracks and crevices
Dr. Ben’s 1 gallon kit: this unique bio-solution kit includes 1 Gallon Evictor cedar oil & 1 32oz Evictor Spray, 1 UV Fogger.
Kills bed bugs and fleas on contact. This cedar oil kit for insects is enough to treat one 1800sqft house, 2 one bedroom apartments or 2-3 motel rooms.
Treats up to 1800 sq.ft. of indoor space.
Controls insects in all stages of life, including fleas, ticks, ants, mosquitoes and mites.
Non-thermal fogger allows solution to penetrate cracks and crevices
Preparing your home for spraying and fogging:
In order for you to effectively treat your indoor structure it must be prepared accordingly. Unfortunately, the preparation process can be a stressful and time-consuming process; but that’s where our preparation instructions will help. By using our insect treatment preparation instructions, you will be able to treat areas of concern that would otherwise be inaccessible.
The following is our suggested process:
Stripping Beds
• Sanitizing of mattress, box spring, covers, sheets, and pillowcases.
Dismantling:
• Dismantle your bed, separating the headboard and footboard from the bed frame. This allows you to thoroughly treat the structure of your bed.
Emptying:
• Empty dressers, wall units, book shelves, night stands, and other furniture; contents should be sanitized, bagged, sealed, and placed in another room or outside until job is finished. Any items situated on the floor such as clothing, toys, clutter, etc. should also be sanitized, bagged and sealed.
• All pictures hanging on the wall should be vacuumed, sanitized, and wrapped.
Vacuuming
• Using a vacuum you will vacuum all box springs, mattresses, bed frames, nightstands, tables, chairs, couches, baseboards, rugs, and pictures.
Laundry:
• It is best that all hanging clothes are sent to a laundry facility.
• Laundry should be removed from closets and dressers, sorting whites from darks, and placed into clear plastic bags. Sealed laundry bags should be placed in another room or outside, out of your way.
Perimeter Preparation:
• Move couches, wall units, beds, dressers, end tables, nightstands, and all other obstructions three feet from the wall to make the perimeter areas accessible.
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