- Is this a carpet cleaner or a flea treatment?
- It is an insecticide for carpets and textiles, not a cleaning shampoo. It treats surfaces for fleas and ticks but does not lift dirt or stains.
- Can I use it on the pet too?
- No. It is for carpets, rugs and household textiles. Use a separate flea product labeled for the animal, and follow each label.
- How does it compare with a flea fogger?
- A fogger fills a whole room, while this spray lets you target carpets, rugs and pet bedding. Many owners use both a surface spray and a product on the pet.
- Do I need to vacuum first?
- Vacuuming before treating removes debris and lifts carpet fibers, which helps the spray reach the base of the pile. Follow the label for drying and re-entry times.
- Will it stain or damage fabrics?
- Test on a hidden area of the textile first, as with any liquid spray. Some fabrics and delicate upholstery may be sensitive to the formula.
- How much area does one bottle treat?
- Coverage depends on how heavily you spray and the surface. The bottle is small, so plan on several bottles for a whole-home treatment.
- Where is the PetArmor Home and Carpet Spray cheapest?
- At Blain's Farm & Fleet, for $11.99, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the PetArmor Home and Carpet Spray?
- 6 stores we checked sell it, including Petsmart, Chewy, Petco, Blain's Farm & Fleet, Tractor Supply Co.