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Diy Bed Bug Spray

Introduction

As the friendly but authoritative voice of a pest control professional: Wow, it’s not a good feeling to find out that your favorite couch is now home to an army of bed bugs. You’d rather not spend hundreds on the professional treatment if you can help it, and you still have plenty of dishes to wash. So I’m glad you’re here, because today we’ll be talking about how to make your own bed bug spray! This guide will tell you everything you need to know about both what ingredients you should use, and how best to apply this diy bed bug spray once its mixed up. (Remember: always put safety first!) Let’s talk about what products we’ll need for this job…

Step 1: Find your products.

In order to get rid of bed bugs, you will need the following supplies:

• A spray bottle.
• 5% bleach solution. You can make your own or buy it from a store like Lowe’s or Home Depot.
• Essential oils that have been diluted in water such as tea tree oil, peppermint oil and lavender oil (more on this below).
• A small bowl for mixing your essential oils with water. This is where we’ll add our mixture of essential oils and water before pouring into our spray bottle!
• A cloth that can be used to wipe down surfaces throughout your home after spraying them with your DIY bed bug spray (or any other cleaning solution).
• Towels for drying off floors/surfaces after wiping them down with your cleaning solutions like this one — just make sure they’re clean first 😉

Now let’s talk about what makes these essential oils so powerful at fighting off these pesky pests…

Step 2: Mix your ingredients.

• Mix the borax, baking soda and soap together in a large bowl. Do not add water yet; this is just to get the powdery ingredients together.
• Pour 1 gallon of hot water into a large bucket.
• Add your mixture of borax, baking soda and soap to the bucket slowly while stirring with a long-handled spoon or stick. Make sure that all ingredients are dissolved before adding more powder.
• Allow the mixture to sit overnight so it can cool down completely before using on bed bugs (you’ll be spraying it on them). If your room is small enough, you can place your bucket outside or in an outbuilding overnight while keeping an eye on it so they don’t escape!

Step 3: Spray it.

Now that the mixture has completely dried, it’s time to actually apply it. When spraying the spray, make sure you cover all of your bedding with it as well as any other furniture in your bedroom. Also, be sure to spray along baseboards and on any cracks or crevices where bugs may be hiding. This will ensure that both adult and nymphal bed bugs come into contact with this pesticide.

Next steps.

• Wash your sheets and blankets in hot water. If you have a dryer, use the highest heat setting.
• Put your mattress cover on, if you have one.
• Use a vacuum cleaner to clean out any cracks or crevices where bed bugs could be hiding in your home, such as along baseboards or behind furniture

Kill bed bugs on the cheap with this diy bed bug spray.

This DIY bed bug spray is a great way to kill your bed bugs, and it’s easy to make. It’s non-toxic and safe for children or pets, so you can use it even if you have little ones running around your house. It also doesn’t smell bad, which makes it ideal for people who don’t want their homes smelling like chemicals. This spray is effective at killing bed bugs because of its combination of ingredients—you can find these items easily in any grocery store. The most important thing about this spray is that it works! You just need one item from each list below:

• White vinegar (1 part)
• Listerine mouthwash (1 part)
• Alcohol-free hand soap (4 parts)

If you want to add more ingredients, that’s fine too! For example: I like adding lemon peels since they’re natural insect repellents! When mixed together in equal amounts as above, these ingredients make an effective solution against those nasty little pests we call “bed bugs.” So go ahead and try out this recipe today!

Conclusion

Now that you know how to make your own spray and apply it, it’s time for some next steps. Don’t forget about these other ways of preventing bed bugs, including using encasements on your mattress and box spring and keeping luggage off the floor when traveling (these are some good tips from the American Academy of Dermatology). We hope this post has been helpful; please let us know in the comments if you have any questions or concerns. Best of luck!