BIMEDA Flee, 400 ml

Product Information

This completely safe second generation silicone based flea spray is a revolutionary product that is much more friendly to use, without risk of exposure to children or pets. Flee Pesticide Free Flea Spray is a unique, pesticide free and environmentally safe flea spray for your home.

A form of fogger, flea bombs are often more on the professional scale versus spray foggers – for those who really have tried everything else.

Key considerations

A. We don’t blame you, as the internet supplies lots of conflicting information. As a cat owner, you need to know that essential oils, including citrus, clove, cinnamon, and lemon oil, can be toxic to cats. If you want to spare your beloved pet the hassle of a flea collar, topical flea treatment, or ingested flea treatment, it’s time to investigate your flea home spray options. Key considerations Safety Depending on where you live, the time it may take for your exchanged product to reach you, may vary. Salt - Much like baking soda, salt is said to be a flea home remedy when accompanied by vacuuming. Myth says that the salt acts as a dehydration agent, helping to get rid of adult fleas. For this home remedy take some finely ground salt, sprinkle it all over your carpets. Leave to rest for 1-2 days, then vacuum your home throughout, emptying the contents in an outside rubbish bin. Nylar: This growth regulator is an insecticide that also goes by the name pyriproxyfen. It prevents flea eggs from hatching and hatchlings from developing.

As we’ve stressed, you should read the label before purchasing and using any flea home spray. Here is a partial list of the active ingredients you may see listed.

Signs your pet might have fleas

Home flea repellants should be used when you are sure or suspect there are fleas in your home, such as clues from your pet or if you are being bitten. This one contains 15 grams of Permethrin, which is a very high dose compared to other options on the market. Flea bomb usage should not be taken lightly as it can rule the use of your room out for a really long time, and this CritterKill was previously only for professional controlled use – so you know it is strong stuff. One bottle covers an average four-bedroom house, spraying all affected surfaces for around 13 seconds for the most effective solution. Just spray, leave the room for around half an hour and then ventilate. Ensure all pets are out of the room as it is strong. Perhaps the most widely available form, and the one which is least likely to disrupt your home life too much. They come in aerosol or trigger options and can be sprayed anywhere that is needed, as and when needed. Sprays usually kill fleas at all life stages and can be used as often as needed. They’re best for targetted action as opposed to a room-wide solution, for instance spraying directly onto bedding and carpets. Fogger Sprays Baking Soda - For this flea home remedy to work, the saying goes that you need to lay down baking soda along your carpets and furniture, take a hard brush and rub it into the fabric. After that, vacuum your home thoroughly and empty the contents of the vacuum into a bag and place securely in an outside rubbish bin.In fact, with both the baking soda and the salt 'old wives tales' the factor that actually does have a positive effect on removing fleas, is thorough and persistent vacuuming throughout your property.

Diatomaceous Earth - Using diatomaceous earth to treat a flea problem is one of the few 'home remedies' that has some substance behind it. Diatomaceous earth is the microscopic remains of fossilized algae, diatoms. It’s a very fine powder, which is non-toxic to humans and is a great natural remedy to get rid of fleas as it causes dehydration.You should sprinkle the powder over areas you suspect have high flea activity, applying thin layers. Leave the diatomaceous earth for 2 days then vacuum promptly, following the necessary flea prevention tips afterwards. A bit of a rogue product on the list. Not a spray, bomb or fogger like the others, but rather a natural, electronic pet mimic (which is more sensible than it sounds). Ensure all areas, materials and pet bedding treated are fully dry before reintroducing children and pets. can protect the room for seven months after application, ensuring no eggs or larvae develop into adult fleas and that pupae will die once hatched. It contains an insect growth regulator (IGR), a substance that stops the life cycle of an insect. It contains Margosa, Citronella, Eucalyptus and Peppermint. These all have their own job and can repel fleas as they don’t like the smells, so is a bit more humane.It is good when used alongside sprays beforehand, which can offer more targetted results on areas where your pet may favour such as the sofa or around their bed. Also bear in mind that they will set off any smoke alarms so disable these first. Place on a fire-safe surface. The sprinkle-on formula acts as a carpet cleaner, being left to work its way in before needing to be vacuumed. It kills fleas and larvae and also absorbs pet odours to leave your room and furnishings smelling pleasant which is an added bonus. You’ve decided on a product, but how much should you buy? Flea home sprays come in a range of quantities, from 8-ounce bottles to gallon jugs. The easiest way to determine how much you need is to compare your home’s square footage to the manufacturer’s stated coverage area. In the vast majority of cases, sprays that can be used directly on surfaces are best and should be where you start the fight. Fleas are not airborne creatures, so while they are designed to disperse droplets, airborne foggers can be a step too far in most cases.