Zero In Killer Bed bug & Dust mite Pest powder
Product details
Product information
Bed Bug Killer Powder from Zero In contains natural pyrethrins, which kills and protects against bed bug infestations in the home. Poison- and chemical-free with no unpleasant smells. Use the spout to treat household cracks and crevices which are often missed. The specially designed spout allows for direct targeting of powder to cracks and crevices. Puffer bottle allows for quick and easy application of powder to required treatment areas. No set-up or preparation of the product is required, simply snip the end off the spout before application. The bottle is protected by a child proof cap which can be replaced onto the bottle to safely store any unused product. Simply puff powder around areas where signs of bed bug activity has been spotted, including around bedroom furniture. This product is part of a range of bed bug control methods from Zero In; glue traps and sprays available separately
- Very toxic to aquatic life with long lasting effects
Features and benefits
- Effective protection against bed bug infestations for mattresses and all household furniture
- Advanced puffer pack for crack and crevice treatments
- No unpleasant smells
- Contains chrysanthemum cineraria folium extract
Legal information
- Very toxic to aquatic life. Very toxic to aquatic life with long lasting effects. EUH210: Safety data sheet available on request.
Health and safety
Please note that this item has additional safety or regulatory datasheets available. The product may have possible health and safety hazards covered in these documents. Refer to the container for full information and always follow the instructions.
DetailsSpecifications
| Brand | Zero In |
|---|---|
| Pack quantity | 1 |
| Product weight | 250g |
| Suitable pests | Bed bug & Dust mite |
| Model name/number | ZER982 |
| Product code | 5036200349828 |
Safety Information
Manufacturer / EU responsible person
Reviews
4.5 / 5(2 reviews)Robbie the Great - 5 / 5 - 07/08/2024
It is simple to use and is totally effective
It does what it says on the canned makes life tolerable
Harrison198678 - 4 / 5 - 03/10/2023
Bed bugs I hate them
Only just bought this product 3 days ago so not 100% sure how good it really is but what ive done is vaccumed the beds and floors set a zero room fogger off in the room then sprayed the bed with zero bed bug spray and then placed the bed bug powder around the feet of the bed so anything that trys to get onto bed has to go through the powder and hopefully die. I've also placed it around the skirting boards near the bed and across the door threshold and I've left it down. I've also put some powder in the wooden lates of the bed wete there is a small gap. I'm going to leave it down for a week or so and vac the powder up and take a steamer of the floor and replace the powder and will spray beds again at the same time. Bed Bug eggs take between 7-10 days to hatch so will repeat this for a few weeks and hopefully kill the life cycle. Steam also kills bed bugs and eggs on contact but it's really hard to steam every inch of the room. I'm throwing everything I can think of at these bed bugs. My thinking is that if the bed bugs cant get onto the bed because the powder is around the foot of the bed and the bed had no living once on it the bed bugs cant get onto the bed at night and feed. Dont forget to wash all bedding and pillows and soft toys at 60°c to kill the bugs snd eggs and tumble dry for at least 30 mins on high heat if the items can be tumble dryed this kills all bugs and eggs. Pest control charge a fortune and they use similar products and leave them down. Bed bugs and eggs cant survive heat wash everything you can at 60°c Tumble dry everything you can on high heat for at least 30 minutes Vaccum beds and floors before treatment Any spray that says long lasting only lasts till you vacuum next so re apply every time you vac Beg bugs and eggs die with steam instantly on contact Bed bugs hate lavender and tea tree as it's toxic to them so lavender bed sleep spray might keep them off you at night as well. Bed bug eggs hatch every 7-10 days so keep the treatment going for as long as possible when you think they are all gone carry on with treatment for a bit longer. Use Bed Bug powder in all hard to reach places and and small gaps Bed bugs cant jump Pest control charge a fortune so if you can try get rid of the your self. I'm a amateur but as you can probably guess I've done alot of research and I'm hoping I'm not on top of our infection