Previously only for professional use, these Insect Killer Smoke Bombs are now available to the public. Ideal for use in the home, storage areas, commercial properties and small animal housing. The crazy think is that I’ve never seen a single flea, (until the vet found one on the cat yesterday), yet I feel itchy all the time. Maybe it’s the power of suggestion. What do you suggest in my case? Thank you so, so much, Natasha!

Work out how many fumers you will need to suitably cover the area to be treated. Heavy infestations may require more than one application. After we get home we’ll vacuum, launder everything that can be laundered (clothes, towels, blankets, pillows, pillowcases), wash all of the dishes, wipe down all counters and mop all tile floors, vacuum the carpet… but what do we do about the couch/cat tree/mattress? Sadly, we relied on flea collars for our 4 cats after using pipettes for 2 years, thinking they would do what they're supposed to. We were wrong. Thankfully, the infestation was not large.All toiletries should be stored away safely, unless of course you would like to brush your teeth with poison 😉 Flea smoke bombs for the home: fleas are tough pests to get completely eradicate. they can be particularly challenging to get rid of due to their resilient eggs, making our smoke bombs a crucial part of your comprehensive pest control strategy.

So do flea bombs work? Yes, they are fairly effective for killing fleas but due to the toxins they release, I recommend only using them when the flea situation is very bad. There are also a few other problems like: Remember, some products require the chemical residue to remain on the carpets, etc. for at least a couple days! This ensures that all fleas are killed and makes sure that fleas in their earlier stages (larvae, etc.) do not escape your wrath. This is actually why I personally bomb the house just before I go on holiday with the family, giving the product plenty of time to do its job. Flea bombs will not kill the fleas on your pets! You also need to treat your dogs and get rid of the fleas on your cats as well otherwise you will be fighting a losing battle. I live in Washington where it rains 9 times out of 10, so I can’t leave anything outside with DE on them for longer than a few hours. The mattress is impossible to move, and the couch is as well. I know you suggested covering these things with plastic, but won’t that protect the fleas that live there as well? Will it be safe for the cats to be on the cat tree, and for us to be on the couch and mattress after we air the apartment out for 4 hours after the treatment? Or will we need to do something else? All prices shown below are per parcel with a maximum weight of 30 kg per parcel. Items over 30 kg are split into multiple boxes and charged per box.CAUTION: For your own safety, leave the room as soon as possible after lighting the smoke bomb, closing the door to the treatment area. When Is It Safe To Return To The Treated Area? Since flea bombs essentially coat your home with a layer of insecticide, it’s very important to clean thoroughly after treatment. I recommend using gloves while performing this work. Mopping the floors, wiping down the counters and cleaning up will ensure that there are no toxic residue remaining in your home. You also may need to wash various items that could have been exposed to the poisonous fog. You have had the goods delivered within seven working days of delivery from Future Garden Ltd, this starts from the day after the goods have been signed for.