Bedbug bombs
Bedbug foggers can be hazardous if used incorrectly. The most common side effects are headaches, nausea, and coughing – tended to be minor and short-lived. Tests on three popular commercially available foggers: Hot Shot, Spectracide, and Eliminator showed that these three products were virtually useless at fighting bed bug infestations. The mist of chemicals doesn’t penetrate the cracks in furniture and walls where bed bugs usually hide. Bedbugs don’t pose a threat to health, as their bites cause itching welts or an allergic reaction. Simple measures such as putting sheets in the dryer for 30 minutes, scrubbing mattresses with paper towels, and using a credit card to crush bugs hidden in floor boards and bed frames can help reduce a population.
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