Are you looking for a bed bug applicator? Well, the guys at Bed Bug Powder would love to help. We offer customers the best prices on our selection of bedbug powder applicators for both commercial and residential use. If you’re looking for something that will treat a small area or if you’re working on a large property, we have something for you! Hate the thought of a coming bed bug invasion? Want to protect your family, but don’t want to go through the harsh chemicals and pesticides that are often required to eradicate them? Our bed bug powder applicators could be just what you’re looking for. Bed bug powder applicators are used to apply pesticides and insecticides directly to bed bugs. The powder is usually put into a ziplock bag, put into the powder applicator, and then a small hole is made in the ziplock bag so that a small amount of the powder can be released at a time. The powder will stick to the bed bugs as they crawl around your mattress and through the holes in your box spring.

Bed Bug Powder Applicator

The Bed Bug Powder Applicator makes applying bed bug powders and dusts faster, easier and safer.

The Bed Bug Powder Applicator makes applying bed bug powders and dusts faster, easier and safer. The applicator is made of durable plastic with a built-in handle for easy carrying and application.

The brush tip has a stainless steel stem that can be replaced with any standard-sized fitting applicator tips such as our Bed Bug Powder Spray Tip or Dust Spray Tip (sold separately) so you can switch between liquids and dry powders depending on your needs. Both sides of the brush are ergonomically designed to fit comfortably in your hand while easily reaching around crevices where bed bugs hide. The bristles are angled at the tip to allow for even distribution when brushing over surfaces covered in powder or dusts without leaving behind unwanted residue behind on furniture or floors after application has been completed!

This applicator is designed to be used with bedbug powders and dusts.

This applicator is designed to be used with bedbug powders and dusts. Bedbug powders are different than other powders, such as talcum powder. Bedbug powders and dusts include diatomaceous earth, silica gel, and boric acid.

These products kill bedbugs by drying them out and causing them to die of dehydration or suffocation in their hiding places (interior walls). The powder is applied to infested areas that have been vacuumed first to remove existing live bugs and eggs for best results.

It creates a cone shape that allows for easy access into cracks and crevices.

This applicator creates a cone shape that allows for easy access into cracks and crevices. Cone shaped applicators are more efficient at getting product into the crevices of your bed frame, and better control of dust application is also possible. This cone shape makes it easier to clean after use as well.

The handle is designed with a finger loop which minimizes hand fatigue while still allowing for maximum control of the applicator.

The handle is designed with a finger loop which minimizes hand fatigue while still allowing for maximum control of the applicator. The handle is made of steel, making it more durable than other applicator handles on the market and reducing the risk of breakage. The finger loop helps you maintain a firm grip on the applicator so that you can apply dusts or powders without having to worry about dropping them.

If a brush is needed, it can be easily stored inside the applicator.

If a brush is needed, it can be easily stored inside the applicator. The brush is a small, flat brush made of soft bristles. It can be used to apply powders to furniture or baseboards.

The Bed Bug Powder Applicator offers the convenience of being able to apply product from the outside of mattresses and box springs.

The Bed Bug Powder Applicator offers the convenience of being able to apply product from the outside of mattresses and box springs. The heavy duty construction will allow you to treat a large area in a short amount of time.

The applicator is also useful on other furniture, such as chairs, sofas, beds and so on. You can use this applicator with any powder or dust that we currently have in our line up at www.bedbugsupplystore.com

The applicator tip allows for precise bed bug treatment applications in hard-to-reach areas such as under baseboards, inside cracks and crevices, behind and under furniture, along wall edges and virtually anywhere an insect may hide or nest.

By using the applicator tip, you can apply powder and dust in hard-to-reach areas such as under baseboards, inside cracks and crevices, behind and under furniture, along wall edges and virtually anywhere an insect may hide or nest.

The Bed Bug Powder Applicator helps to treat for bed bugs where they live by allowing you to apply powder and dust into small cracks, crevices, around electrical outlets and other areas that are difficult for a homeowner to reach. The Bed Bug Powder Applicator tip is designed specifically for use on dusting products like Thermidor Dust Insecticide or BoraCare Dust Insecticide so it won’t clog up while applying these pesticides.

Using this applicator will make your life easier and more effective when you need to apply powders and dusts to fight against bed bugs.

The Bed Bug Powder Applicator is designed to make applying dusts and powders easier and more effective. It can be used on the outside of mattresses, box springs, and furniture. The applicator provides a wider surface area for contact with target insects so that you can apply powder directly to them rather than having it settle at the bottom of cracks or crevices where they hide. This makes it much easier to get into such hard-to-reach areas when you need to apply your product.

The Bed Bug Powder Applicator also has a special design that allows you better access into cracks and crevices where bed bugs may be hiding out from insecticides or pesticides. By using this tool, you will have greater precision when applying products in these areas because there is less chance of missing your target by accident while also keeping yourself protected from potential exposure as well (since most bed bug treatments must be applied directly onto an insect).