Collection: Bed Bug Control Products

We offer a range of bed bug control products, including sprays, powders, and traps. These products are designed to kill bed bugs on contact, monitor infestations, and help prevent them from spreading. They also play a key role in protecting your home from future infestations.

Bed bug traps work by intercepting and capturing bed bugs as they move around, especially at night when they’re most active. Most traps are placed under the legs of beds or furniture, creating a barrier that bed bugs can’t escape once they’ve entered. Some traps use a textured surface or lure to attract the bugs, while others rely on the natural movement of bed bugs searching for a host. While traps don’t eliminate infestations on their own, they are a valuable tool for monitoring activity and supporting other treatments like sprays, powders, and encasements.

Bed bug sprays and powders are designed to kill bed bugs on contact and continue working for some time after application. Sprays can be used on mattresses, furniture, and other surfaces, while powders can be applied to cracks, crevices, and other hard-to-reach areas where bed bugs hide.

Many bed bug control products are formulated to be safe for use in homes, but it’s important to follow the manufacturer’s safety instructions carefully. Always allow treated areas to dry completely before allowing pets or children to come into contact with them. Some natural or chemical-free options, such as steamers and mattress encasements, offer additional safety.

The time it takes to eliminate a bed bug infestation depends on the severity of the infestation and the products used. Sprays and powders may begin killing bed bugs on contact, but it could take several treatments over days or weeks to fully eradicate an infestation. Traps and encasements help monitor and prevent the infestation from growing.

To prevent bed bugs from returning, use mattress and box spring encasements, regularly inspect your bedding and furniture, and avoid bringing second-hand furniture or luggage into your home without thoroughly checking them. Bed bug traps can also be placed under bed legs or around your home to monitor for new infestations.