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Bed Bug Spray For Luggage and Mattresses (residual spray)

Bed Bug Spray For Luggage and Mattresses (residual spray)
Bed Bug Spray For Luggage and Mattresses (residual spray)

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Bed Bug Spray For Luggage and Mattresses (residual spray)

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Bed Bug Control is used on luggage before traveling to prevent unwanted bed bugs from hitching a ride home. Bed Bug Control is a very handy item to have when traveling. The bottle has a high quality look and feel with an easy to apply sprayer. It's small size also makes it very portable. To use Bed Bug Control, lightly spray it on the outside of your luggage, especially along the zipper. Luggage often comes into close proximity with other luggage when on planes, buses, or cruise ships, which may be infested with bed bugs.

Manufacturer ID: 209-W3z
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Key Features:
  • Water base 0.50% Permethrin with residual action Keeps Killing For 4 to 6 Weeks!
  • Apply to luggage before leaving home to help prevent hitchhiker insects, Bedbugs, Roaches, Fleas, Ticks and insects listed on the label, from being brought home
  • Spray outside of luggage before traveling
  • Available in 6 oz. Pump Spray Bottle

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Bed Bug Control is a very handy item to have when traveling. The bottle has a high quality look and feel with an easy to apply sprayer. It's small size also makes it very portable. To use Bed Bug Control, lightly spray it on the outside of your luggage, especially along the zipper. Luggage often comes into close proximity with other luggage when on planes, buses, or cruise ships, which may be infested with bed bugs. By spraying your luggage, you'll have both a repellant and a bed bug killer all in one. Always read the instructions on the product's label to ensure proper and safe usage.

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Product Information

Keep unwanted bed bugs from hitching a ride home with you by using Bed Bug Control. Active ingredient permethrin is used as a bed bug repellent and residual killer. Bed Bug Control can be applied on luggage along the zippers and inside pockets to keep bed bugs away and to kill bed bugs attempting to be a stowaway. Always read and adhere to the instructions on the product's label to ensure proper and safe usage. Until the application is fully dry, keep away from your animals and small children. For peace of mind while traveling protect yourself with Bed Bug Control.

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About J.T. Eaton

Founded in 1932 by Jasper T. Eaton, the company started as a mail order house for pest control products for professional use.

Stanley Z. Baker purchased the company in 1949. Never satisfied, Stanley developed new and innovative products for professional pest control operators.

In 1962 Stanley invented the paraffin bait block which is the industry standard today.

Again in 1979 Stanley developed the first glue board as we know them today. Before that, some professionals used the radiators of their cars to melt industrial glue and spread the glue across wood planks or tar paper.

Since then, J.T. Eaton has gone on to create innovative products for the pest control industry as well as the retail industry. Most recently J.T. Eaton launched an extremely successful Bed Bug insecticide, a Top Loader bait stations, green light flying insect catchers and advanced seed bait place packs.

J.T. Eaton is a family-run business that offers a complete line of products designed to help pest management professionals provide quality service to their customers. All J.T. Eaton products are available in a variety of sizes, when applicable, to fit the needs of any firm. J.T. Eaton also commits to quality products with the integrated pest management (IPM) strategy in mind.

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Questions and Answers

Q: Is there an expiration date on the JT Eaton Luggage and Mattress spray? How long is it good for in the bottle?
Asked by: bugged mom - 5/29/2014
A: 
The shelf life of permethrin, the active ingredient in this spray, is up to 3 years. Make sure that it's stored in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.
Q: After spraying the luggage, is your luggage safe/sanitary to put clean clothes in without harm to sensitive skin? Would the pockets where you sprayed need to have the clothes placed in a ziplock baggie to keep them clean?
Asked by: Florida - 9/19/2014
A: 
As long as you wait for the sprayed areas to fully dry before putting clothes or other items in your luggage, then you should be fine. Remember to always read and follow the product label and MSDS (available on this page as a PDF) for safe and effective usage.
Q: How often do I need to spray my luggage in order for this to be continuously effective? I travel every three days, so I am curious If I would have to spray every three days. Thank You
Asked by: Dave - 6/3/2015
A: 
We consider this spray to be a contact spray, as it is most effective at killing bed bugs on your luggage on contact. However, it can continue to kill bed bugs for up to 4-6 weeks afterwards, so it may not be necessary to spray every three days.
Q: hello, I see no ingredient on the website. What is in it?
Asked by: Sylvie L - 7/27/2015
A: 
The active ingredient is permethrin, as indicated by the product label here.
Q: What is the shelf life of product? Expiration date?
Asked by: Nancy - 5/19/2016
A: 
These products do not list an expiration date, but the average shelf life for permethrin-based insecticides is two years.

Customer Reviews

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Rating
4/ 5stars
No Problems
I was sent to another state for my job and had to stay in a hotel for two months. I used the spray in the room and on my luggage. I had no problems with bed bugs and felt more comfortable about staying in a hotel room for so long and not picking any up.
Reviewed by:  from South Carolina.
Rating
5/ 5stars
Review
I really cannot rate a product that I have no idea if it really works or not. I spray my luggage before our trip & again after our trip just before we check our luggage in for our flight. I use it more for psychological relief feeling safe after I spray my luggage with it. Sorry I couldn't be of more help.
Reviewed by:  from Long Island City, NY.
Rating
2/ 5stars
Bug spray
I got this item for our backpacks while travelling but didn't feel safe using it since any skin contact requires 20 minutes of washing if you come into contact with it. So I haven't used it!
Reviewed by:  from Vt.