Harris Diatomaceous Earth Bed Bug Killer

Looks like some good quality stuff. I bought this after knowing for a few years that we get carpet beetles every year right after the winter snow goes away and the sun starts to heat up the area around April-May. Saw 2 carpet beetles climbing on my bedding and finally decided I was going to spray some stuff around... One piece of advice is to definitely get a dust thrower. The bottle itself is insufficient for simply snipping off the cap and using the nozzle to spread the material. It just leaves a huge line, or pile, which isnt what you want - they'll just walk right around it instead of trekking thru it - you want a fine dusting. This stuff does very slightly irritate the lungs, so wear a respirator or have something to help protect yourself. There's no odor to it, as far as I can tell. After spraying a few puff around the room there was a noticeable haze in the air, and I had to clean off my cameras because of the dusty film that was covering them. So, keep in mind that you may have to cover some things like electronics if you use it indoors. I like that Amazon puts it in a bag during shipping. You do have to snip the tip before use, as well. No leaks from my container.

Totally works, bed bug free for almost a year now!

One bottle was open and all over

Purchased this to combat a bug problem in my bedroom. I have to say at the moment it is working as promised. I applied a bit in a particular portion of my carpet, then rubbed it in using a glove, and repeated through the whole carpet in the room. I really cannot see it, which I think is amazing. Also used it on the nooks, crannies, headboard, window sill, and closet floor in my room, as well as in my storage bench. The tough part will be leaving it for 2-3 weeks as recommended, but if it does the job and kills whatever is occurring, I have no problem with that. I have to mention that I also did throw my stuffed animals and the clothes hanging in my closet into the dryer on the highest heat, and hot washed my bedding and dried it on the highest heat. There was also some serious vaccuming, shaking of rugs, and placing mothballs in the closet and in the plastic storage containers in my room, and I also have a mattress cover with a box spring cover coming to replace the one I had to get rid of. My point in saying this is that you have to do a lot more then just put the earth down and trust it will work. I think a lot of the people who have given this one or two stars have just applied it and hoped it would work without rubbing or working it into the carpet, not letting it settle, or vaccumed it up before it could take the desired effect. It is still early days, and I will update after 2-3 weeks, but as it stands right now, I am satisfied with this product. UPDATE: So after applying this and leaving it for a month, I am happy to say that I have not seen any live bugs for about a month. Within the first week I found a couple of dried out dead ones here and there, but overall the results have been grand! I have done a reapplication this past week just to be doubly sure that I have gotten rid of them from my room, but am pleased so far! NOTE: I have also taken other various steps. I removed all wooden bulky furniture from my room and replaced it with light and collapsible chairs. I hot washed and dried all my linens and hanging up clothes. I invested in a HEPA filter vacuum for better clean up. All my personal effects are now stored in plastic containers. And I caulked every crack and hole I found in my room with silicone sealant. My point is that yes there is more to this than just the dusting. I still check my mattress and box spring every other day to make sure there is not a stray at all. Hopefully this will continue and I will continue to be free of these nuisances.

This is the only product that I have found to work on different types of insects, The best part is that is just shells

After buying & using this product, I read online that CimeXa works faster. I used this along with those interceptor things. I sprinkled this stuff inside the interceptors which were placed under my 4 bed posts. I also (getting down on my hands & knees) lined the based boards of my bedroom with this stuff. Wearing a latex glove and using a paper towel, I pushed as much of this stuff as would fit into the teeny space between the hardwood floors and the base boards. Later air blew a lot of it out but I didn't care. I began throwing away my pillows every time I woke up with a bite on my face. I'd found those black crumbs in my pillows and they took longer than 90 minutes to dry in a commercial dryer, so I decided to toss them and began buying the $5 Joe boxer pillows from Kmart. Finally, I also washed and dried my bedding including comforter and bedbug mattress cover every 2 weeks. Everything except the bedbug mattress cover got dried on high heat for 90 minutes in a commercial dryer. This strategy took 12 weeks to work. No bites in about 3 weeks. I'm leaving all the stuff down through the summer.

It doesn't work fast, but I think it worked. I haven't been bit in a few days. I was being bit, my husband was not. I found only a few bed bugs. I probably got them from thrift shopping. Getting used stuff off marketplace. I had never seen a bed bug before. I found a spot on my bed skirt where there was eggs and feces. I doused my running boards with alcohol. 70%. I bought mattress covers for my mattress and my box spring. I removed all the carpets and things from under my bed. And I put a lot of powder all along the edge of the wall. But you have to be careful to just dust where you want to get them because if it's too much they will not go into it. So you have to you have to do a light dusting. But I put it all around. And it took a while before I notice any difference. Cuz I was still getting bit every night for a while. I found also one little critter hiding in my headboard. They like to go in all the little cracks and crevices. So I doused all the cracks and crevices with alcohol. And also I would put lemon grass essential oil on my arms. I was using lavender and clove but I read those are bad for pets.

This product is like talc powder, so be careful not to breathe it in as it can be harmful to the lungs. However, it has been part of our successful strategy to get rid of bed bugs that we brought home after a vacation. We have eradicated our bed bug problem using this product along with Bed Bug Killer, Natural Organic Formula Fastest, 16 oz. By Pest Soldier and Hoont Indoor Powerful Plug-in Spider and Bed Bug Pest Repeller + Night Light - Eradicates Bed Bugs, Spiders and all types of other Insects and Rodents [UPGRADED VERSION ]. We have seen NO bed bugs...or any bugs since using these products. Here's the steps we took to sleep peacefully again... 1. Strip down the bed and bag the linens and wash them in HOT and dry on HOT 2. Inspect your bed, bed frame, headboard, electrical outlets, nightstands...EVERYTHING and FIND THE NEST (then get rid of it...we threw our fabric headboard right out the window so as not to take them through the house...btw DON'T ever get a fabric headboard) We used alcohol to kill them on site at first while we were waiting for this spray to arrive. 3. Vacuum really well and be sure to vacuum the crevice between the carpet and the baseboard. 4. When the products arrive, strip the bed and wash all your linens in HOT again. Spray your entire matress with Bed Bug Killer, Natural Organic Formula Fastest, 16 oz. By Pest Soldier , then spray the bed frame and the area around your bed and open a window to air out the smell. 5. Sprinkle a generous amount of Harris Bed Bug Killer, Diatomaceous Earth Powder 1/2 LB, Fast Kill with Extended Residual Protection along the crevices of the walls and under and around your bed. 6. Plug in the Hoont Indoor Powerful Plug-in Spider and Bed Bug Pest Repeller + Night Light - Eradicates Bed Bugs, Spiders and all types of other Insects and Rodents [UPGRADED VERSION ]. 7. Get rid of clutter and keep laundry off the floor. Give them no place to hide or create a new nest. 8. Keep a constant look out for signs of the bugs return. Re-spray, re-wash, re-vacuum, etc. if necessary. However it has been 2 weeks and we have NO signs of bed bugs. Good luck.

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The tip was broken and almost 3rd of the product was spilled inside the packaging bag

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Red bugs were disappeared, effective

Good one