FMC Transport GHP Insecticide 0.3oz

Once the infestation was verified, I hired pros who used Aprehend licensed barrier, then another company who used steam and Alpine spray. The landlords pro used Crossfire many times. I myself tried all those as well, plus using Cimexa dust again and again, this was in addition to following all the protocols with everything in bags, traps on the bed, pillows and mattress zipped in covers, etc. Nothing worked. I tried this using level 1, but they still came on the walls at night. I went ahead and made a level 2 (2 packets with 1 gallon) and then followed that with Cimexa. For the first time in a year, I saw no Bed Bugs anywhere. Not recommended if you have pets or small children, it was messy.

I had bedbugs for a couple of years. Talked to the exterminator. He recommended this product. Why risk thousands of dollars in treatments when you have no guarantee they will work. So far, so good. It has been a couple of months. I see them gradually diminishing. It was worth $90 for 25 gallons in treatments. Plus I'm helping the person who gave them to me by sharing with him. DON'T WASTE YOUR TIME WITH OVER THE COUNTER GIMMICKS!

I have a 12 unit and one of my tenants brought in bed bugs. They began spreading to other apartments and I bought this to combat them. I also mixed this with Tempo Ultra WP for extra knockdown power and its pretty awesome. Forget Orkin or any other service when you can do it yourself.This is the stuff you want!!

I was so stressed by the bed bugs. This was so efficient that they were gone in a couple of days. If you use it, give it a couple of days before deciding if you want to throw out any furniture. When the pest control guy came in, he said that I had used what they use (this product)

It kills any flying, crawling bugs and you never have to ovér mix and does not have a smell

Thank you for a very quick shipping! This transport is the only brand powder I buy! Great for if have asthma and pets. I do my spray time when we go bed, to have it dry over night.

Used this product as a professional grade water soluble bed bug treatment.But it wasn't strong enough even though I doubled the product concentration.

As far as I can tell it did nothing at all, and the seller tried to screw me on a refund. I made CO2 traps with 1 packet of yeast and and 2t of sugar in less than 1/2 of a 16.9 oz. bottle of purified water, placing a sandwich ziplock over the mouth of the bottle and setting it in a tupperwear container. No need to heat the water; it just takes an hour or so to react. I made ramps using black cray paper streamers and shook talc inside the container to make it slippery before adding the bottle. For good measure I bought pocket heaters because bedbugs are attracted to heat. I found this idea on Youtube, but the pocket heater is my idea. It works like a charm, and if the mixture foams over a bit that's a good thing, because it's sticky and traps the bugs as the head for the mouth of the bottle. Leave it for a couple of days and you'll get rid of any fruit flies too