How To Bug Bomb An Attic

Bug bomb products can also cause respiratory and gastrointestinal ailments which in the young or elderly can be fatal.

How to bug bomb an attic.

If you ve ever clicked the trigger button of a fogger you know just how quickly that little bomb goes off. Bug bombs should not be used in very small spaces such as underneath counters or in small closets. If you are planning to use a bug bomb in your home make sure to do so safely and correctly. The biggest reason is simply safety.

Here are just a few of my thoughts and things you might do to make your attic treatment as effective as it can be. Each year people ignite fires and explosions by misusing insect foggers. Make sure that all of the bombs are placed before activating one of the bombs. Find safety information and videos on this page.

Place a protective mat under the flea bomb to avoid the residue of the product contaminating the ground directly around the flea bomb. Used incorrectly bug bombs can be downright dangerous. Trap the bushy tailed bastard short of that wait for it to leave the attic for food which happens daily and close off its access point make sure any and all potential access points were sealed with thick gauged metal mesh. If you have a wasp nest inside your house basement attic storage room or in any closed room then the wasp bomb will be very effective.

Total release foggers also known as bug bombs are pesticide products containing aerosol propellants that release their contents at once to fumigate an area. You just have to start a wasp fogger in the room and close the room so that these wasps can t fly out of the reach of the fogger. Step 2 distribute bug bomb throughout the dwelling. It may take several canisters to bomb your house so read the label on the product you choose to determine how much square footage each unit covers.

The general plan was. Place the flea bomb on newspaper or plastic bags in the middle of the room you want to treat. They can pose a hazard if used incorrectly. I m not a big fan of foggers in the attic.

Most attics are large enough for fumigants but only when the appropriate size bug bomb is used. Purchase sufficient insect fogger to cover all areas in the home.