Eco Defense Bed Bug Spray Travel Size - TSA Approved 3 oz – Travel Essentials for Hotel, Cruise, Vacations - with Natural Essential Oils

My bed bug story: I woke up, decided to clean my sheets, on my mattress encasement (thankfully I bought one when I first bought the mattress, always take care of your valuables and be preemptive), where my head rests when I'm sleeping, there were a ton of bed bugs and some other kind of bugs. I opened my window that week for a few days since the weather was super nice. The window sill had garnered a lot of "stuff." I wasn't sure what it was. Decided to wipe down the entire window sill. Some wind came in a couple of times, blew some of it inside, some on my bed. Didn't think much of it. Just wiped it off my bed and kept wiping the window. There is also a small gap between the window screen and the bottom of it where bugs can walk through. That's my educated guess on how all that happened. It's the only thing I did differently that week. I wash my sheets once every week, at worst, I'll miss a week but that's not common. After killing all the bugs on my bed with some cotton pads (I didn't want the blood on my encasement, obviously) and immediately putting all my sheets and comforter in the washing machine under hot water, I checked around my bed and noticed in one part of my room, next to my bed, where the carpet meets the wall, was infested with bed bugs. I grabbed a knife and for the most part, on it's side, I just smeared all the bed bugs. It was pretty bloody. Not fun, but very productive and very thorough. Threw the knife away. Not going to use that again. Then I doused my carpet with carpet cleaner (just the kind that makes your room smell nice), let it sit for a few minutes and started vacuum cleaning. I waited a few hours before bringing my sheets and comforter and pillow (I also had a pillow encasement on, thankfully, because that also had it's fair share of bugs on it too), back up from the dryer because I knew that any bed bugs left would come creeping up on the walls, and they did. So I killed those also. Then I put my bed back together. I also washed the mattress encasement. That's the first part of my story. The second part is what I did to prevent it from happening again. I'll make this one brief and bullet pointed. - I ordered a bed frame to get my bed off of the floor and give them less of a chance to reach my bed and create a breeding ground for them. - With the bed frame I ordered "bed bug interceptors." You put them underneath the stands of your frame and it traps any bed bugs trying to get to your bed. Very affordable and effective. - I checked in places that bed bugs would hide. For me this meant my dry erase board and surely enough, there were a few. My room also has ledges all throughout the room in the middle like a stripe. It looked like one of them built a nice little spot for itself. I really don't have too much on my walls. For most people this will mean picture frames, posters, wall shelves. - I checked all my wooden furniture. This is my dresser, desk, table, and small dresser, and got them all cleaned and wiped down. - I also moved every piece of furniture I have in my room 2-5 inches away from the walls. - I ordered outlet covers because apparently bed bugs can hide in the outlets when it's dangerous for them and when it's safe come back out. I believe that is everything I did leading up to this spray. Spray review: I really like it. It does have a smell but it's a nice pleasant smell, floral like. It shoots out in a line versus spray, which I also like because it made it significantly easier to spray all parts of the room where the carpet meets the wall, including in my closest. The main thing I like about is how nontoxic it is to people. All it says under precautions is that if it gets on your hands to just wash them. Most "cleaning" products will have a long list of warnings and precautions, not this one. It even tells you directly on the bottle you can spray your entire bed, sheets, and even clothing, not to soaked but just damp. As for the size of the bottle, one bottle per infested room. It's recommended you do this once every seven days just for two weeks, which is just enough per bottle, and keep doing it if you want to make sure and just be safe. My bed bug issue is gone at the moment and it's thanks to everything that I did. The bed bug spray isn't meant to be a miracle cure for your bed bug problems. You also have to do numerous other things. As you accumulate preventive measures, you'll see less and less until there isn't anymore.

Abstract (TLDR): It Works. On contact. They die in 1 second. It is good for the environment. Get this and some Hospitology bed bug covers. ________ Materials: Eco Defense Bed Bug Killer, Natural Organic Formula Fastest, 16 oz. The active ingredients are Sodium Lauryl Sulfate 4% and Geranium Oil 0.5%. The rest is water, citric acid, and ethyl lactante. The ingredients break down in the natural environment and do not build up in the human body. Sheets were Sleep Defense System - Waterproof / Bed Bug Proof Mattress Encasement - 60-Inch by 80-Inch, Queen and Sleep Defense System - "Bed Bug Proof" Box Spring Encasement - 60-Inch by 80-inch, Queen . ________ Methods: First, we found their nest. The nest was found under the box frame directly below where we layed our heads. Then, we collected a sample adult with tweezers, placed it in a plastic bag, and sprayed it directly. After elimination, we covered the mattress first, and then, the box frame. Because they were found on the box frame, we took extra care not to disturb any potential survivors as we covered the box frame. We slipped the cover over the box frame and legs. We slipped the cover on as much as possible, carefully lifted each leg, slipped the cover over one leg, and repeated until all legs and the box frame were covered. _______ Results: Our bed bug nest location corroborates the statistic that bed bugs are found on the bed >90% of the time. The sample adult bed bug died 1-2 seconds after being sprayed. We used the whole bottle to spray the edges and corners under the box frame. Spraying so much made me cough and made my fiance nauseous. No bites since spraying and covering the mattress and box frame. __________ Discussion: We are extremely satisfied with the effectiveness of the products used to eliminate our bed bug problem. We will keep the sheets on for 3-4 months. The eggs will hatch in 2 weeks and die in a third week. Any other survivors older than first instar will die of starvation between 1-4 months. __________ Conclusion: The products used in this situation were found to be highly effective at eliminating noticable bed bugs. The efficacy of preventing future infestation still remains to be seen beyond 2 weeks. I will be purchasing the spray again, if necessary.

I used the Eco Defense Bed Bug Killer, and it has been highly effective. Here are my thoughts: Effectiveness: This spray works wonders against bed bugs and dust mites. After a few applications, I noticed a significant reduction in bed bug activity. It also helped eliminate dust mites, which has improved my overall sleep quality. Safety: One of the best features is that it’s USDA biobased, meaning it’s made from natural ingredients. This makes it a safer option for use around children and pets. There are no harsh chemicals, and it doesn’t leave any toxic residues. Ease of Use: The spray bottle is easy to use, with a fine mist that covers a large area. The instructions are clear, and the application process is straightforward. It dries quickly and doesn’t leave any stains on fabrics or surfaces. Odor: The scent is mild and not overpowering. It has a pleasant, natural smell that dissipates quickly, unlike some other pest control products that have strong chemical odors. Value for Money: Considering its effectiveness and safety, this product offers great value for the price. It’s a cost-effective solution for dealing with bed bugs and dust mites without resorting to professional extermination services. Overall: The Eco Defense Bed Bug Killer is an excellent choice for anyone dealing with bed bugs or dust mites. It’s effective, safe, and easy to use. Highly recommended for those looking for a natural and reliable pest control solution.

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