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Hot Shot Bed Bug Killer Dust is a diatomaceous earth powder for indoor bed bug treatment. You dust it along bed frames, mattress seams and tufts, box springs, baseboards and cracks, and it kills bed bugs by contact. It also lists fleas, ants, cockroaches, silverfish, beetles, earwigs, millipedes, centipedes, crickets, slugs and grasshoppers. It suits households doing a full bed bug cycle rather than a one-off spray, and it is non-staining. Diatomaceous earth works slowly and only on bugs that touch the dust, so it is a support product, not a fast knockdown like a residual insecticide spray.
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Buyers rate it well overall and treat it as one part of a bed bug plan. Many say it works when applied patiently to seams, frames and cracks, while others find it slow and messy.
Hot Shot Bed Bug Killer Dust with Diatomaceous Earth is an insecticide dust for treating bed bugs in homes and other indoor spaces. It kills bed bugs by contact. The dust is non-staining and easy to use.
Apply it around bed frames, mattresses and box springs, and in cracks and crevices in sleeping areas. It can also go in wall voids, on carpet tack strips and along carpet edges. On mattresses and box springs, treat only the seams, edges and tufts, creases, folds, indentations, buttons and vent holes, not the entire surface. After four hours, vacuum the dust from the mattress.
In the bedroom or sleeping area, also apply it to cracks and crevices such as baseboards, behind pictures and wall hangings, along and underneath carpet edges, and around other articles and furniture. It also kills fleas, ants, cockroaches, silverfish, beetles, earwigs, millipedes, centipedes, crickets, slugs and grasshoppers. For best results, use it as part of a comprehensive bed bug treatment plan. The product label has complete directions for use.
