Bedlam Plus 17 oz, Clear

No matter how they came into your home...The goal is to Evict the evil Boodsuckers!!! I just itch thinking about them!!. If you have them, you know what I'm talking about. And they don't care if you're home is dirty or clean. They will move in anyway! I fought these demons for almost a year before I stumbled across this spray and concentrated diatomaceous earth.. Note The concentrated diatomaceous earth. Can last from 10-20 years And it kills other bugs too... so it's a very good investment even though it seems like a lot of money. Same goes for the spray.. you may think that $23 is a lot of money For a can of this. But just keep it mind..When you're fighting these things.. it is not just about the money it's about your mental health, the mountain of work involved...and the itching!!! and the washing and the drying and Vacuuming and cleaning. I personally never tried the steam method of exterminating them.. I didn't have the time for it. Why this spray is worth every single penny is because the residue of the spray lasts; if I remember right; at least 2 weeks and it also kills the eggs and anything in between. The concentrated Diatomaceous earth lasts between 10 and 20 years depending on Where you apply it.. Or Just even food grade diatomaceous earth (which is much cheaper but doesn't last as long) you'll have to leave it laying around and vacuum it up like every week or every few days. Depending on your infestation. After 1 can of this... My bed bugs were gone after almost a year of fighting them! I recently moved and I keep can on hand Just in case ... II have what I need to eliminate them from! I say food grade Diatomaceous earth if you cannot afford the concentrated Diatomaceous earth In case you have pets or small children. You do have to leave the stuff laying around like for days. I don't care anyone tells you.. They have to crawl through the earth and once they do that, they end up dehydrated .. it cuts their Ecoskeleton And the dehydrate. And it does take days It's not an instantaneous cure and the earth is just crushed up shells I have met people that called an exterminator. They paid sometimes thousands of dollars... they Spread the earth around and then vacuumed it up.. Which does 000... Just about every single spray that claims to help you eliminate bed bugs such as at lows, home depot, Walmart, target and so on... you must spray it on a bug to kill it.. useless and a waste of money! I spent 100's $$ for nothing..until I researched and found this long acting bed bug killer!!! Best of luck!! vacuum a lot! get covers for mattresses and pillows..spray ALL furniture..especially in the joint areas ..behind bedboards.. If you have a bad infestation unscrew your Light in wall sockets and frozen earth in there I wouldn't spray because it's electricity and just say it. also throw some Diatomaceous Earth behind and blow your base for heating. Just think if you're tiny you can fit through just about any crabs Play some something in it

After buying various spray products by reading reviews this seemed to be the only one with 5 positive reviews. I am the type of person who will buy the cheaper item to try and save money after buying 3 cheap items which did absolutely nothing I decided to buy two of these items at $17 each (that's Alot for me!!) But this is the one issue I had to get rid of so I was willing to spend the money. I bought my first two bottles along with my mattress and box spring protectors. I used one entire bottle between two bedrooms I sprayed along the dressers the back of the dresser under the bed the bed legs around the bed frame all over the bed headboards the nightstand and all along the walls. In both rooms. Then my bottle was empty so I decided to wait to use the next one. Now before I spray these bottles three of us had been getting bit about eight times each night for about 3 months. Within the first night spraying this bottle in those two rooms not one of us got it not once for the next 3 weeks !!! That's sold me. After the three weeks one or two of us may have gotten one more bite and then I spray just a little bit around the bed certain areas and it helped out. Since I ended up using both bottles , I have ran out and not used any in about 4 weeks. Starting that 4th week we all started getting bit 5 - 10 times a night once again. I just ordered more it has not came in yet. So this is what I realized. Exactly how it says it works when you spray it at last 3 weeks I believe that's exactly how it works what I did not do however is spray it on my floor which is what I need to do cuz where the f*** are they living ? It not only kills the bugs it kills the eggs. The difference between the way we see the bugs now and before we ever use the spray is that now when we see them they are tiny and almost clear like newborn babies that are coming out whereas before we ever bought the spray they were bigger and they were full of blood. Which means that we may have not gotten rid of them with our first two bottles butt we have trapped a lot and killed a lot and as long as I spend $17 twice a month to kill these f****** for the next six months perhaps I don't know then they have to end up killing the babies and The Mamas. I know that adult bed bugs can live up to nine months without feeding. But the babies cannot live that long. I will spray my floor this time. I will vacuum my floor everyday. I will not run out of the spray again. And if I do not want them to transfer from room to room I will spray around the door frame and around the floor so they have to walk through it because what the ad says is if they walk through it they will die they might not die right away but they will die within minutes of walking through it I have sat there and sprayed my headboard not directly on one but ten minutes later I watched one walk by where I sprayed and I stared at it and it stayed alive for about 10 to 15 minutes just walking and then it just died. I guarantee you that this is the only stuff that has worked for me and the only stuff that I will use. I hope this review has helped you because reviews are how I decide to buy what I want. Good luck

After discovering I had bed bugs in Dec 2013, I was horrified at the thought of the cost of an exterminator. I was able to get a PCO to come to my house and treat one small bedroom and two couches for $600. It wasn't until after their third visit that I learned THEY WERE USING THIS PRODUCT! It really works, you just have to be diligent and make sure you spray every two weeks as it states on the label. Unfortunately after 4 visits, the bugs were still here and my PCO was gone. They said their contract was up and they never give a guarantee with bed bug treatment because they are so hard to get rid of. However, used in conjunction with other products (drione dust and nuvan strips) and a lot of cleaning and decluttering,I was able to eliminate the problem myself. Definitely recommend this product but if you are treating multiple rooms or couches you'll need quite a few cans. I've lived in NYC for 25 years and this was my first and hopefully last encounter with bed bugs.

READ THIS FIRST if you have Bed Bugs. It is from the National Center for Healthy Housing's document on What's Working for Bed Bug Control in Mutifamily Housing, it details every possible tip or trick that people use to get rid of bed bugs and peer reviews each method, it's the most comprehensive source I could find and took many hours of research before I came across it:: http://www.nchh.org/Portals/0/Contents/NCHH_Bed_Bug_Control_2-12-10.pdf If you don't want to click on a PDF, go here and scroll to the bottom: http://www.nchh.org/Program/HealthyHomesTrainingCenter/IntegratedPestManagement.aspx I moved into a place, luckily with hardwood floors, but unknown to me, there was already a presence living there. I started getting what looked like flea bites on my shin. I figured the place had fleas because the other tenants in this house split in two had dogs and the construction is a bit shoddy. It eventually stopped after a few days... so I thought no big deal. Then one day I saw a little tiny red thing running around my leg. I thought it was a red spider mite and didn't think much about it. A few days later, I saw a blood stain on my bedsheet. I thought What the HELL? I looked over my body and couldn't find a scratch? A few days later I woke up to find this bug on my arm running back and fourth panicking because I had just woken up. I squashed it and it oozed blood. So I freaked out. A few days later, I found one under my comforter in a fold where it probably crawled to hide but didn't get back "home". I identified it... IT WAS A FREAKING BED BUG! So, in a panic, I researched. For hours. Seeing how they've developed a resistance to just about everything with most sites saying, if you got them, you may never get rid of them. I was horrified. So I bought a can of regular Bedlam and a can of Bedlam Plus... one has some different ingredients, so I wanted to make sure to nuke them. I also bought Diatomaceous Earth, which as a fine powder, acts like sandpaper in insect's joints causing scarring which leads them to dehydrate. So I sprayed my mattress cover and bedframe until they were foamy soaky. I sprayed around the floor where my bed was and along the cracks in the walls where they had to be hiding. Then I filled every ledge of baseboard, every ledge of my bedframe and every nook and cranny with diatomaceous earth. Over the next few days, I found a few bedbugs slowly crawling around the area dying. GREAT! So I waited about another 10 days and redid the whole thing. Sprayed everywhere, powdered everywhere. So if you have a bug infestation of any kind in an area where it's really, really important that you get rid of them, don't screw around with RAID or any other OTC consumer product, your best bet is to get a can or two of this stuff (make sure you buy a little extra in case the first application doesn't completely solve your problem). For bugs that are DDT resistant and can survive a holocaust, you don't want to mess around. Grab some Diatomaceous Earth and some of this stuff, and you can't go wrong.

I moved into a small place that, unbeknownst to me, had a previous owner with bedbugs that slowly began to invade the living room and kitchen. I found out that, apparently, I'm extremely allergic to bedbug bites, so that was fun... but it also made me a good temperature gauge for our infestation level. I tried several things that didn't work (borax, diatomaceous earth, canned bedbug spray from the store), but no luck. Then I did some serious research, and after reading the reviews here, I bought two cans of this stuff, and two containers of Cimexa powder (seriously, just buy Cimexa, don't waste your time with diatomaceous earth). I sprayed all the cracks, crannys, and edges of the walls, and got everything foamy and soaked (don't spray your wall electrical sockets! Liquid and electricity don't mix, even though bedbugs can hide in there! Search the internet on how to deal with sockets!). Once everything dried, I got a bulb duster and covered the entire carpet and hardwood floor with a fine Cimexa dusting, and got the crannies and cracks, too. The bites stopped immediately. Bedbugs gone! In six months, they have not returned! Not a single bite, not a shedding to be found, not a bug in sight (the spray does a great job at killing other pest bugs, too). It's taken a while for my paranoid fear of bedbugs to go away, but I'm so grateful to Bedlam Plus spray. I'm getting ready to do some redecorating and adding new furniture and such, and I may buy more with Spring approaching to keep the bugs out (and to soothe those bedbug fears with the new furniture... because you know if you've ever fought them, you're forever paranoid about them). Luckily, I didn't have any furniture when I moved in, other than a couch (I had no choice but to trash it), but still had to toss a lot of my things. If you get on the offensive with Bedlam and spray down all the bedbug hiding places once you've eliminated things like clothes in the floor or furniture that's not in a bedbug container, this stuff will save your life (and help your bedbug nightmares). If you're deep in the midst of a major infestation, I'm not sure if it'll help. But if it's just getting started like it was with me, this stuff (plus Cimexa) will stop it cold.

I started a new job driving fork lifts and I'm almost positive I brought bed bugs home when I started. I started having welps come up on me but I was the only one in the house with bites. That went on for about a month and at first I thought it was dust mites because of my allergies, I was the only one with bites and I never saw anything. We'll I got tired of getting bit almost every other day. I finally found some some in my wood headboard!!! I was so grossed out! I couldn't sleep or be comfortable in my home after that. We bought raid fogger and spray and the bites would stop for a few days, enough to give you peace of mind and then ANOTHER BITE! I informed my landlord and she gave us this stuff. After the first spray I could immediately tell it was going to work. Of course we threw the headboard out (it was a cheap wood one) and sprayed everywhere we though the might be. We inclosed all of the mattresses and box springs and sprayed beds, couches, chairs, base boards, EVERYTHING! I checked at least 3 times a day. I saw some dead ones. After about 2 weeks I did another round of spray. 3 weeks later I did another spray. I have not seen one or been bit in about 5 weeks! This stuff is amazing. The raid stuff would probably work but you have to buy all the products in the line and use them together and in my experience they aren't as strong so you'd probably end up spending a lot!! I am a paranoid person so I will probably purchase another bottle and do one final spray in another week or 2 just to be on the safe side. But so far so good! I would recommend this stuff to anyone! Update: I sprayed this stuff again probably a month after this post just for the heck of it. But we have yet to be bitten or see any and this is 2020. This stuff is so great! If I ever have an issue with these things (hopefully I won't) this will be the first and only thing I buy!!

Read this if you need help with bedbugs: I went to NYC and brought bedbugs home with me. I didn’t know at first but after having an allergic reaction on my arms I knew something was wrong, it looked like insect bites and I didn’t even think it could be from bedbugs, both of my forearms had red dots that grew day by day bc my reaction was so bad!! After a week I started noticing black dots on my bed sheets, which was weird bc I never wear makeup to bed to it couldn’t be from that, so I decided to change my bedsheets and when I did I found the mothers with a bunch of little eggs around her, on my bed skirt, not even on the sheets or mattress, so I threw everything on the washer, hot water and everything. It did not work, bites kept appearing on my legs and forearms, I looked around my mattress and couldn’t find anything, bought a random spray from amazon but it didnt help much, so I bought Bedlam and omg this did god’s work!!!! I don’t know if it was because I found the bedbugs in such and early stage, they didnt even manage to grow to their full potential, they were all still very little. Here’s everything I did: I stopped sleeping on my bed as soon as I found them (bites takes a little longer to appear sometimes), I sprayed my whole entire bedframe (I have a metal bed box with a headframe I bought from amazon), mattress, the floor around it, my nightstands, dresser, ever you I could possibly imagine they would crawl to, I used a flashlight to look inside the smallest spaces in my room to make sure I didn’t miss any spots, I did this once every 2/3 days, I kept checking for eggs, they are very hard to see but with the flashlight makes it easier. I had a lot of things under my bed, and unfortunately to make sure the bedbugs wouldn’t return I threw almost everything away, I had some boxes with stuff inside and I also sprayed Bedlam inside of it and left it close for days to make sure it killed anything that was inside. This was a very stressful process, I stayed away from my room for a month, going in there protecting my hair, using gloves and clothes that would make it hard for any bedbug to crawl into, and after spraying and checking every inch of my room I would clean myself with 99% alcohol, wash my clothes in hot water and shower. After all that I was SO scared to go back to my room (I read somewhere that it’s normal for people who have bedbugs to have some sort of trauma after it), I believe that for a week I would go to sleep with a flashlight next to me and wake up in the middle of the night to check of any bedbugs were bitting me, never found anything thankfully. Some tips: if you can sleep somewhere else, do it!! Bedbugs like warm things, and they have a natural clock where they know exactly when to go bite, I remember seeing them on my bed right at the time I was supposed to be in bed. They do not like light, they always hide in dark places. Alcohol 99% usually also helps, but Bedlam was the only thing that killed them and their eggs. If you find them IN your mattress, through it away, do not risk it, I was very fortunate to not have any in the mattress, for some reason they stayed in the bedbox and I was able to exterminate everything. If you have things under your bed, like traveling bags, clothes or anything that they could hide inside, put it in a trash bag and throw it away!!!! I did a lot of research, on reddit, read articles and learned a bit about the bugs, I was going crazy lol, so I hope I helped, good luck :)

This is what my exterminator used when he came to spray for bed bugs so I bought a can as well since he stated this was better than the regular Bedlam spray. I'm sure it works well, but the nozzle is faulty and doesn't spray correctly. When I try to spray it I would say maybe it only effectively sprays out 1 in 10 tries. It's extremely frustrating when the spray can doesn't work right.