Does Hot Shot Spray Kill Bed Bugs And Eggs

The National Pest Management Association reports a startling 500% increase in bed bug infestations over the past few years. Hot Shot Bedbug and Flea Spray has become the popular solution to killing bedbugs and eggs. Studies show active ingredients in the spray can penetrate hard-to-reach surfaces and effectively kill these pests.

When using Hot Shot Bed Bug Spray, it is important to repeat applications every 2-3 weeks until all signs of infestation are gone. Some adult bed bugs may be resistant to pesticide, and eggs may remain dormant even after being sprayed. The usage of this spray will reduce the population of bedbugs, but it may not be a complete solution as some may still survive and cause re-infestation.

In addition to using Hot Shot Bed Bug Spray, other preventative steps should be taken for long term success such as proper laundry hygiene, vacuuming carpets, replacing mattress covers or traps on furniture legs etc., depending on severity of infestation. Even if repeated treatments are done using the spray, some species may still survive; thus it's best to consult a professional pest control specialist for assistance if signs of infestation persist.

In conclusion, while Hot Shot Bed Bug Spray can help reduce or eliminate existing populations of bed bugs and eggs, other preventative measures should also be taken for long term solution - such as regularly laundering clothing/bedding items and vacuuming affected areas. If re-infestations occur despite several treatments with this spray an expert should be consulted for further advice on eliminating these difficult pests once and for all.