Everyone hates bugs, including those pesky bed bugs. They are hard to get rid of and stay hidden in your mattresses and furniture. Luckily, you can use natural essential oils from plants to make bed bug spray that will work better than most store bought sprays. I had a big problem to take care of and saw an infomercial for a product that would help me. The thing is I thought the product was expensive, so instead I created my own bed bug essential oil spray. The other thing about my homemade bed bug essential oil spray is it not only does what the commercial product does, but it does so at a fraction of the cost. What are bed bugs? How do you kill bed bugs? How do you know if you have bed bugs? The first thing we want to do is rule out if you truly have a bed bug infestation. There are other insects that somewhat resemble the size, color and shape of bed bugs, so it’s imperative to correctly identify them in order to take the correct actions. That with a good understanding as to what a Bed Bug Essential Oil Spray is — or how it works. We now have an all natural way to keep bed bugs out of your home… and your bed. We’re talking about our Bed Bug Essential Oil Spray, which is made using food-grade ingredients and contains powerful, yet non-toxic essential oils.

Bed Bug Essential Oil Spray

Combine essential oils and water in a spray bottle to keep bed bugs away.

To make a bed bug spray, combine water and essential oils in a spray bottle. You can use tea tree oil, eucalyptus oil or lavender oil.

You may want to test out the scent by spraying on the back of your hand before applying it directly onto your sheets. If you find that it’s too strong for you, you can always dilute it with more water or add more drops of another essential oil like clove or cinnamon.

Use this homemade bed bug spray every time you change your linens until the infestation is completely gone! The best part about using essential oils is that they are safe for both humans and pets (and don’t need to be reapplied daily).

Apply the spray to mattresses, baseboards, carpets, and other surfaces.

• Spray on mattresses, baseboards, carpets, and other surfaces. You can also apply this spray directly to bed linens or in the seams of your mattress.
• Apply the spray every week on mattresses and every month on baseboards and carpeting.
• For other surfaces (such as nightstands), you can use this spray infrequently—just as needed for odor control. Just make sure that those items are not made of wood or fabric with a light color when you’re using them near the bed bug spray!

Lavender is not always effective for repelling bedbugs.

Lavender essential oil is not always effective in repelling bedbugs, but it may be effective against other pests. In fact, some research has shown that lavender oil may have antifungal and antibacterial properties that make it useful for treating wounds and skin infections. Bedbugs are not known to be carriers of disease like mosquitos or ticks, so you should consider using other essential oils for your anti-bedbug spray.

Additionally, several studies have found that rosy geranium essential oil can help repel bedbugs by interfering with their sense of smell. This makes it the perfect option for a natural insect repellent spray: It’s safe around kids and pets, smells great (no one will even know there are bugs around), and actually works!

Peppermint essential oil can be extremely strong, so use caution when spraying it or diluting it with water.

Peppermint essential oil is a powerful, concentrated oil that can cause skin irritation if used in large amounts. It is recommended to dilute peppermint with water before applying it to your skin.

Diluting peppermint essential oil with water will help prevent any possible burning and allow the diluted mixture time to work its magic. Always use caution when using any kind of essential oil around your eyes, nose or mouth areas as they are more sensitive than other parts of the body and may be at risk for irritation or allergic reaction if too much is applied too close together or over extended periods of time.

The best way to prevent bedbugs is to eliminate clutter around the house and regularly wash your sheets and blankets.

The best way to prevent bedbugs is to eliminate clutter around the house and regularly wash your sheets and blankets.

If you’re already dealing with an infestation, it’s important to use essential oils safely while you find a reputable pest control company.

It’s also important that you don’t use any pesticides on your own, as they can be dangerous for both humans and pets.

This spray will keep bed bugs away!

If you’re worried about bed bugs, this spray is a must-have. Bed bugs are a growing issue in the US, and can be found in hotels, homes, and public transportation. They aren’t known to transmit disease but can cause skin irritation if they bite you.

Bed bugs look like small, oval brownish insects with flat bodies that are about the size of an apple seed. You may find them hiding behind headboards or other furniture around your bedroom after dark—particularly if you accidentally brought them home from your travels abroad! The best way to keep bed bugs away is by using essential oils such as lavender oil or geranium oil (which repels mosquitoes).