Bedlam Insecticide Aerosol

How Bedlam Insecticide Works

It takes a potent ingredient to kill invasive pests such as bedbugs and their eggs. Bedlam insecticide aerosol contains a synthetic pyrethroid known as sumithrin, which targets a pest insect's central nervous system. It's also combined with MGK-264, a powerful booster to aid in sumithrin's effectiveness when treating the target pests. Bedlam not only kills the pests on contact but also provides residual control for up to two weeks.

Where to Use Bedlam Insecticide

Bedlam insecticide is labeled for indoor use only. Spray the aerosol in areas where pests have been found or may be hiding, such as in mattress folds and seams when targeting bedbugs. It's useful at killing pests in carpets; however, it's best to spray a small amount in a discreet area to test for staining. Use Bedlam on and around baseboards, bedding, walls and other interior areas. Some target places for use include:

• Apartments
• Kennels
• Homes
• Hotels
• Offices
• Restaurants
• Schools

Target Pests

Bedlam insecticide targets evasive indoor pests that hide deep in carpet fibers or in bedding. These insects often feed on people as they sleep, such as bedbugs. Some indoor pests, such as the clothes moth, invade closets and damage personal belongings. Bedlam kills these pests on contact and prevents reinfestations for weeks. It successfully eliminates and controls the following pests:

• Bedbugs (adults and eggs)
• Carpet beetles
• Dust mites
• Fleas
• Lice (adults and nymphs)
• Ticks

Reasons to Use Bedlam Insecticide

• Kills and controls resistant pests like fleas, ticks and lice
• Treats homes, schools and other interior structures
• Contains potent ingredients for effective pest control
• Doesn't irritate skin or produce a foul odor when used
• Has a water-based formulation
• Ready for use without the need to mix

Bedlam Insecticide Treats Hard-to-Kill Pests

Bedlam insecticide aerosol is a fast-acting and long-lasting product for use on invasive indoor pests. It's ideal to use in cracks, crevices and voids to target pests where they hide. Because it contains a non-irritation formula, it's safe to use on bedding to kill bedbugs and to prevent the eggs from hatching. Bedlam also kills other blood-sucking pests such as fleas, ticks and lice. It targets the adults and the nymphs in most cases, preventing future infestations after the first application. Whether it's bedbugs or clothes moths, Bedlam insecticide effectively treats pest infestations in homes and businesses.

DIRECTIONS FOR USE:

It is a violation of Federal law to use this product in a manner inconsistent with its labeling. Do not apply this product in a way that will contact workers or other persons, either directly or through drift. Only protected handlers may be in the area during application. For any requirements specific to your State or Tribe, consult the agency responsible for pesticide regulations.

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