Bed bug home spray is a simple, affordable way to protect your home from these pesky parasites. How does it work? It does exactly what the name sounds like. These sprays patrol your home for any signs of bed bugs then kill them on contact. An infestation of bed bugs was once a nightmare scenario but now with bed bug home spray, that doesn’t have to be the case. Today you can wage war on these pesky critters with ease using the most innovative ways and in your own home! If you have a bed bug problem, then you will want to read this article. I know of a great bed bug spray that kills bugs on contact. I have tried a lot of sprays and treatments, but this one seems to be the most effective. It has a really pleasant aroma and it won’t ruin your furniture or clothes.

Bed Bug Home Spray

Bed Bug Home Spray

Ingredients:

1 cup water

1 cup apple cider vinegar

1/3 cup alcohol (vodka or rubbing alcohol)

10-20 drops of lavender essential oil

10-20 drops of tea tree essential oil

Instructions: Mix together the ingredients and spray on affected area. Repeat as needed, preferably once a week.

Ingredients

• Water
• Apple cider vinegar
• Alcohol (about 20% concentration)
• Lavender essential oil and tea tree essential oil, both of which are natural antibacterials and antifungals

1 cup water

1 cup water

This is the most common liquid used in homes, as it is used for many things. You can use tap water or distilled water for this spray, but if you are using filtered air, do not use filtered air.

1 cup apple cider vinegar

1 cup apple cider vinegar

This natural remedy is used as a pesticide against bed bugs, but it can also be used to kill or repel other insects, too. This powerful substance works by breaking down the waxy outer shells of insects and creating an acidic environment that causes them to dehydrate and die. You should always wear gloves when handling this product so that you don’t get the oil on your skin—it will cause an allergic reaction if left unattended. Other benefits include its ability to prevent future infestations from occurring by killing eggs and larvae as well as adult pests.

1/3 cup alcohol (vodka or rubbing alcohol)

The first item you’ll need to make your home spray is alcohol. Alcohol is a common disinfectant, and it’s also used as a degreaser, antiseptic and detergent. You can use any kind of alcohol that suits your fancy—vodka is often recommended because it will not leave an unpleasant odor behind once the spray dries, but rubbing alcohol is also popular for its effectiveness at killing germs.

10-20 drops of lavender essential oil

• 10-20 drops of lavender essential oil

Lavender is a natural remedy that can help keep bed bugs and other pests at bay. Lavender essential oil has been shown to be effective in killing bed bug eggs, larvae, and adults. If you want to use lavender as an insecticide or repellent in your home spray, always make sure you dilute it with water first (in a 4:1 ratio). If you aren’t sure how much water to add to the essential oils in order to create this diluted solution, there are online calculators available for free!

10-20 drops of tea tree essential oil

• Essential oils are a natural, non-toxic pest control solution. They are safe and effective when used properly.
• 1 drop of tea tree oil is 0.05ml (5 drops per ml).
• You can find tea tree essential oil at most health food stores and online retailers such as Amazon.com or the GNC website.

Instructions

Step 1: Mix the ingredients. Pour 1 cup of distilled water into a spray bottle and add ½ tsp. of tea tree oil and ¼ tsp. of lavender oil.

Step 2: Shake well to mix ingredients together.

Step 3: Spray directly onto bedding, mattresses and box springs using a sweeping motion from side to side to cover all areas thoroughly with no gaps between sprays or dabs. If you have hardwood floors that are not carpeted, you may also need to treat them as well according to the instructions listed above for your mattress linens; however, this may require more than one application as bed bugs can hide in cracks or crevices both on furniture as well as in other places around your home such as behind electrical outlets or even inside wall voids! For those who are unable to apply their own home-made sprays due affordability concerns can contact us anytime 24/7 via phone call at (888) 22-BUGS where we’d be happy help get rid these nasty pests once they return after an extermination treatment has been completed by someone else 🙂

Add all ingredients to a spray bottle and shake well. Spray on mattresses, bedding, furniture, and surrounding areas to kill and repel bed bugs. Store in a cool, dark place for up to 6 months.

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