Bed bug remedies
Using special repellers against bedbugs is a very tempting idea for many. Minimum hassle, safety and, most importantly, the result. At least that's how they are positioned in all advertising campaigns. But the most reliable source of information about the effectiveness of repellers is the feedback from those who have already tested them in action. So, let's try to figure out whether repellers really allow you to get rid of bedbugs and what types of repellers generally exist ...
When it comes to folk remedies for bedbugs, kerosene and denatured alcohol are the first to come to mind. Indeed, due to the huge popularity among the people, these funds have become truly iconic in the fight against parasites. At the same time, their effectiveness is much lower than the effectiveness of even the simplest chemical insecticides, and the problems associated with the use of denatured alcohol and kerosene are many times greater than the difficulties when working with specialized preparations. So is it worth using these substances to kill bedbugs, and if so, how to use them correctly and safely?
Finding an effective odorless bedbug remedy is a rather difficult task.The vast majority of drugs that have good reviews and are recommended by experts smell not only strong, but also disgusting. And products that do not have a smell at all often turn out to be completely ineffective. Therefore, when deciding on a drug for bedbugs, you should choose the optimal remedy that allows you to get the desired result with minimal damage to the air in the room.
Bed bug traps are pretty rare. If only because it is very difficult to really effectively attract and destroy bedbugs, more difficult than cockroaches or ants. However, today inventors have managed to create means for attracting, trapping and destroying these parasites, and, in principle, an ordinary ordinary resident of a big city can use bedbug traps. And although the effectiveness of such traps does not allow them to compete with more effective methods of dealing with bedbugs, they are attracting more and more attention to themselves.
Among the different forms of release of remedies for bedbugs, dusts (powder preparations) occupy an average position in most consumer characteristics: in general, they are not the most effective, safe and easy to use. However, in some cases, the combination of their properties is optimal for the fight against bedbugs.
Cyfox is another fairly effective insecticidal agent, mainly for professional use. You can use it on your own at home, and often the drug can be even more effective than some popular aerosol products.However, given the many features of Tsifoks, when using it at home, you must strictly follow the rules of use and safety precautions. Therefore, let's get to know the tool better and see how to properly poison bedbugs with Tsifox ...
It is quite difficult for an unprepared person to understand the whole variety of remedies for bedbugs. Some of the drugs are suitable only for professional use, while some can be used quite easily at home or in the country. Therefore, let's take a closer look at the list of some of the tools that will help get rid of blood-sucking parasites, as well as see the price of each tool and the reviews of people who have already used the appropriate insecticide.
To poison bedbugs with Karbofos is quite inexpensive and quite effective. Despite some shortcomings, this remedy continues to be one of the most affordable bedbug preparations today, and is used, perhaps, more often than any other similar remedy. At the same time, it is not at all difficult to buy Karbofos today: the article provides approximate prices for it and gives practical advice on purchasing it.
When choosing a means for the destruction of bedbugs, you need to consider at least three of its main properties - efficiency, ease of use and safety. The remedy for bedbugs Cucaracha is one of those insecticides in which the balance of these qualities that is optimal for home use is observed. We will talk more about this tool and how to use it further ...
Phenaksin powder, which is used in the fight against bedbugs, is very similar in appearance to Phenaksin Plus for the destruction of the bear. But while the first remedy is an insecticide that is safe enough for humans, the second is a very poisonous compound, produced in the form of granules and ineffective against bedbugs. How not to make a mistake in choosing?