What you want to do with it is put it along all baseboards and around all posts to your bed and furniture. Also put it across door entry areas vacuum every room daily ignoring the diatomaceous earth and leave it for about a month, every time you vacuum dump it and double bag it tape, the top and take it outside to the trash. Also besides using it on the baseboards and around all furniture legs you want to use a light dusting under the bed around all the cracks and crevices and put it on the frame as well. The way this works is when the bugs crawl over the Diatomaceous earth it pierces their outer parts and causes them to dry up and die. It does work very well just make sure to put it everywhere I said and vacuum daily a couple times a day if you want it doesn't hurt.
I'm also not clear on how it's to be put down for a month and vacuuming everyday. Isn't vacuuming going to pick it up? Are we to vacuum and put down new DE everyday? If so, I'd rather use gasoline and a match. Also, what are we vacuuming and why the extreme measures for disposal?
To be very honest friends. I feel disappointed to say this, but I must that DE is a v v v v slow process of killing BBs. It should be used along with other remedies.
I used a soft cheap little paint brush to dip into the dry powder and gently applied it in a thin, nearly invisible layer. Bed bugs don't sense any danger from a little dust, and will walk on it. It slowly dries their exoskeleton and kills them. I didn't have a puffer. It looks like it does a quick job and takes a little practice to get it thin enough. Maybe a brush could spread it after you puff it too thickly.
I just used DE in my bedroom. Hoping it works paired with the bed bug killer spray and foam i sprayed yesterday. Also got covers for my box spring and mattress and my sons toddler bed. I started getting bit up close to 2 weeks ago a few days after i got bit my son was getting bit. Didnt know what it was at first, took him to the doctor and they said it was scabies. Didnt really believe it was scabies but the same morning i got his ointment i found a live adult bed bug crawling on me. Immediately tore apart our bedroom killing every one i found i only found a few adults and a few nymphs. Next morning woke up with more bites looked again and found more nymphs and killed them sent my boyfriend to go get bed bug killer spray and foam and just today the store finally got some DE in stock said they've been selling out a lot lately. Keeping my fingers crossed itll work i feel horrible my son has been getting bit for a week now and he has so many bites he got bit worse then my boyfriend and myself 😭
Did it work ? I’m in college and my bed has them ! It’s so gross I bought some DE this is my second day I sprinkled it on the bed and floor everywhere basically
@@astoldbylee2746 so I been using it for about two weeks now and so far no bites and haven’t seen any bed bugs btw the bed is still in the room we may throw it out though not sure... fingers crossed I may purchase some cimexa to really know if they are gone or not...
Same here sleeping four hours a day. Only going to bed when I can’t handle it. Yesterday I went to sleep at 8 AM on my day off, all the lights on. Woke up at noon. Just for the exterminator to tell me that I don’t have bedbugs. Well fuck that time to take matters in my own hands. How are things going with you?
@@switchunboxing same bro sleeping in the living room lol I was even thinking about sleeping in my car lol windows down of course had a homie die cause he slept in his car windows up mf just slept and never woke up
@@Gabby._tv Well it was like pest control said. I don’t have bed bugs, thankfully. But now I know how terrifying they can be. It was a case of finding tiny blood stains on my pillow, googling, and then being traumatized by the search results and going down a rabbit hole. Really it’s just that sometimes we bleed even if we don’t know we have any zits or something like that sometimes. Thing is, I couldn’t see anything on my body where it could have come from. But things happen sometimes that you can’t see. Also, I did have carpet beetles. So I had found a carpet beetle nest in my filing cabinet but who knows how old they were.. and TONS of their shells inside my box spring. I think my old apartment had an infestation from some old shoes that had food on them from back when I worked in a restaurant. Gross. Anyway. Despite all of that being behind me, I still live with the procedures. I use a lint roller on my bed and my shirts. And I still sleep with closet and hallway light on. My room is pretty lit but I still get good sleep. It’s good cuz I get spiders and this way I can see when I get up in case there are any. And maybe the light deters them. Idk. But I never wanna have bed bugs. I sympathize anyone who has to deal with that. But also at the end of the day, worst they can do is drink some of your blood really. They don’t typically carry diseases like ticks. So it’s nice being the superior animal. And the fact that bed bugs go into hiding. They’re complete cowards.
@@Gabby._tv Still, I put diatomaceous earth under my bed and at the baseboards in my bedroom. To help keep carpet beetles down and spiders. Idk if it worked but it may have. I have sticky glue boards in my drawers and they haven’t caught a single thing in the year they’ve been there. Also I put glue boards all around my bed legs so that spiders or bed bugs or anything..nothing can climb up my bed.
Hi, I heard this makes them scatter away & start climbing the walls. What damage can this cause to your lungs if inhaled? Can’t you still inhale it as you’re sleeping? Have you tried Crossfire?
Cathy 0124 I had a guy come and spray multiple times, but didn’t get full relief until using the powder. I spread it very thinly and evenly( since I didn’t have anything to spray it with, I put on a glove) about a palm’s width around my bed.
@@jj4l596 thank you for responding back. I guess we all think more is better! I'm going to spread it more thinly and see how it goes. I don't personally see any, but I know I have them ( not an infestation) got them when a family member moved in and I knew she lived in an infested house so I thought I was as prudent as I could be and treated all of her clothes before they came in my home. I was wrong, it didn't work. She reacts to the bites and I don't. Ugh!!!
Not freeze. Heat. Hot to the point you can’t be there while it’s that hot, hence exterminators using huge tarp things to cover home while they use the machine. The heat machine costs thousands which is why the experts charge so much…So DE dusting (gotta be really determined as robin stated even if you aren’t really infested) along with the furniture covering, using industrial dryers to dry clothes and then bagging them and the best is STEAMING (bed, carpets, etc). Kills on contact because of the heat. All of this together is best for getting rid of them. It takes time, effort, and Im assuming therapy if you are totally infested and hate bugs because i saw 4 and got to work. My uncle worked for Orkin for most of his life and told us what to do--> It’s never one thing. You have to do all of this and guarantee they leave. And the bugs live in walls too. They are only known as ‘bed bugs’ because they travel to your bed when they smell CO2 which is the air we breathe in and out. They can tell when we are sleeping or not (unless they are starving and will risk coming out in day time) and then if they have a good host for feeding they will live in your bed or couch or wherever there is a body. They are actually called wall bugs because they usually travel through wall esp in apartments and hotels. So while you’re dusting those cracks, Make sure to dust your outlets (safely, with breaker off), the wall borders, the light flicker, shelves, etc. And steam everywhere if you can (Amazon have small and large ones or a industrial store for big ones or a company). If you live in an apt or hotel, they will keep moving EVENTUALLY (still takes time) and find other hosts to feed from. Which is why i took a month long vacation (I washed and dried clothes and shoes and left to my moms lol) after i did all of my treatments. It’s been about a month. Not one. I am still dusting, steaming and vacuuming because they caused me some paranoia and anxiety because if you see one bed bug then that means there are about 100+ somewhere in your home and that means there are 1000s+ of eggs. Steaming/ heat rid eggs which is most important. Thanks for coming to my TEDtalk lol hope I helped someone! (repost to help save someone’s sanity and research)
I went to Lowes and purchase some I sprinkle in my carpet and baseboard I hoping it will work I used a flour shaker and sprinkle all over the carpet I just leave it alone all night .
IT WORKED! BTW, I PUT UNSTOPPABLES IN FREEZER BAGS & SMASHED THE BAGS WITH A ROLLING PIN. I PLACED THEM AROUND MY MATTRESS & THE BED BUGS LEFT MY BED & STARTED CLIMBING THE WALLS! 👍🏼⚡️
We have a small house and I can't sleep with this anxiety! We D earthed the house and I am finding dead "pre-teen" bugs dead in my cat's water bowl.. we threw out my recliner because I sleep there and when my hubby flipped it over, there were eggs! And this just started back in April that I was getting bites.. Lord let this work. I haven't slept in days...
YES…..WEAR A MASK. Although, as stated in this video, the product is all natural and will not harm your skin in any way, however, if you inhale this material, it can damage your lungs. This material is “glass/silca” like and you shouldn’t enhance it. Good video.
It worked well….. even though I had it looking like the North Pole …the WHOLE ROOM …. Still It worked well 🤣🤣🤣🤣 thank you for showing me I’ll know just in case 🤣🤣
The yellow applicator that comes with the DE, should that be used with nozzle on top of the container or below the container? Assuming the nozzle is horizontal.
I tried it both ways. On the bottom it sprays thicker, on the top too thin. I think, shake it first and spray with the nozzle on the top will spray a thin layer.
If I buy the bottle with the applicator tip am I able just to turn it over and dispense a little bit? It seems like you were really squeezing on the bottle
You apply DE and leave it. Then you wait 3 days to a week then vacuum and repeat. I'd say for how long but each darn video is different. One leaves it for 3 days then vacuums and repeats it for 3 weeks and another lets it sit for a full week before vacuuming and reapplying. To me I would try to do it for at least a month.
For anyone questioning this. I captured a bed bug in a container, poured this stuff on it. And that bug has been alive for two weeks. This stuff is NOT EFFECTIVE. Fyi, dont waste your money
@@tulsabedbugspecialist damn. Dust should cut there legs off hopefully. Does that mean put down thicker. I'm even using SEVIN. Many of my friend's houses are loaded w/ bugs. Got housed in Oct. after 7 years under bridge w/ stream bedbug free. I don't see any adults or anything, but still. Next I'm going to try crushed crystal cat liter w/ silica poison. Seems like DE works better than SEVIN
Why are you verbally stumbling as you're explaining your business. I don't think I would follow anything here with in this video because of your uncertainty. As you explain how to do it shows how you're not ready to apply any skill set!!
I read a post on RUclips from someone whose whole family sprinkled food grade DE between their bed sheets. They all rolled around in it each night before going to sleep. It took about two weeks before there were no more bed bug bites. They didn't have any health issues. They must have been careful to not breathe the dust. So, yes, you can dust yourself with food grade DE. It might dry your skin a bit, but since you're not an insect with an exoskeleton, you'll be fine as long as you don't inhale the dust. Food grade won't poison you. This works to kill all the bed bugs because it does not matter where they hide. The only way they can get food (our blood) is to walk onto a warm human to bite without being seen. WE ARE THEIR ONLY SOURCE OF FOOD. Most of them choose to make the trip after midnight when we are asleep. All the bed bugs will travel to a human. The food grade diatomaceous earth sticks to their bodies. They dry up and die after returning to their hiding places. All the bed bugs will kill themselves by contacting the powder. It's simple. It works. There are a lot of ways to get rid of bed bugs. Some are better than others. The goal is to kill the bed bugs, but not kill ourselves! Having bed bugs can drive people crazy. Been there. There was at least one reported death of someone who lathered their skin with a liquid insecticide. House fires from alcohol and heat treatments, and lung damage have also occurred. Some of the fumigation chemicals are deadly.
Finally someone who actually takes the time to SHOW exactly how to use it! Thanks so much!
Put it in a tied up old sock and smack the areas lightly. Works great
about 5:40 is where he actually demonstrates the thin layer you want
Literally only 10 secs of this video is useful
Thank you.
I really should have watched this before trying it on my own, I messed up, but now I know so thank you for that.
Did it work
What you want to do with it is put it along all baseboards and around all posts to your bed and furniture. Also put it across door entry areas vacuum every room daily ignoring the diatomaceous earth and leave it for about a month, every time you vacuum dump it and double bag it tape, the top and take it outside to the trash. Also besides using it on the baseboards and around all furniture legs you want to use a light dusting under the bed around all the cracks and crevices and put it on the frame as well. The way this works is when the bugs crawl over the Diatomaceous earth it pierces their outer parts and causes them to dry up and die. It does work very well just make sure to put it everywhere I said and vacuum daily a couple times a day if you want it doesn't hurt.
How.does vacuuming everyday help?
I'm also not clear on how it's to be put down for a month and vacuuming everyday. Isn't vacuuming going to pick it up? Are we to vacuum and put down new DE everyday? If so, I'd rather use gasoline and a match. Also, what are we vacuuming and why the extreme measures for disposal?
@@ByFaiK I was wondering the same thing
@@ShalahMarie_Go4au if u get an answer, please share the answer with me
To be very honest friends. I feel disappointed to say this, but I must that DE is a v v v v slow process of killing BBs. It should be used along with other remedies.
It's hard to get those dusters to behave and send out a light mist. They either spit out a ton of powder, or they clog up.
Put a marble inside of it that will help with clogging.
Use a broom to spread it 🤷♂️
I used an old make-up brush!!
I used a soft cheap little paint brush to dip into the dry powder and gently applied it in a thin, nearly invisible layer. Bed bugs don't sense any danger from a little dust, and will walk on it. It slowly dries their exoskeleton and kills them. I didn't have a puffer. It looks like it does a quick job and takes a little practice to get it thin enough. Maybe a brush could spread it after you puff it too thickly.
I just used DE in my bedroom. Hoping it works paired with the bed bug killer spray and foam i sprayed yesterday. Also got covers for my box spring and mattress and my sons toddler bed. I started getting bit up close to 2 weeks ago a few days after i got bit my son was getting bit. Didnt know what it was at first, took him to the doctor and they said it was scabies. Didnt really believe it was scabies but the same morning i got his ointment i found a live adult bed bug crawling on me. Immediately tore apart our bedroom killing every one i found i only found a few adults and a few nymphs. Next morning woke up with more bites looked again and found more nymphs and killed them sent my boyfriend to go get bed bug killer spray and foam and just today the store finally got some DE in stock said they've been selling out a lot lately. Keeping my fingers crossed itll work i feel horrible my son has been getting bit for a week now and he has so many bites he got bit worse then my boyfriend and myself 😭
Did it work ? I’m in college and my bed has them ! It’s so gross I bought some DE this is my second day I sprinkled it on the bed and floor everywhere basically
Did it work
@@astoldbylee2746 so I been using it for about two weeks now and so far no bites and haven’t seen any bed bugs btw the bed is still in the room we may throw it out though not sure... fingers crossed I may purchase some cimexa to really know if they are gone or not...
@@brieee001 are u get rid of bed bug?
Omg I'm so scared of my son being bit 😢😢😢
I use a sieve to spread mine around - no problems after I apply it. and I leave it on for 72 hrs.
after 2 years and this video is still useful. thanks..!!!
Awesome 👍
Did u get rid of em
I put that shit on my mattress and I’m sleeping in the middle lol hope it works 4 days with bedbugs sleeping 4hrs a day I can’t take it no more
Same here sleeping four hours a day. Only going to bed when I can’t handle it. Yesterday I went to sleep at 8 AM on my day off, all the lights on. Woke up at noon. Just for the exterminator to tell me that I don’t have bedbugs. Well fuck that time to take matters in my own hands.
How are things going with you?
@@switchunboxing same bro sleeping in the living room lol I was even thinking about sleeping in my car lol windows down of course had a homie die cause he slept in his car windows up mf just slept and never woke up
@@switchunboxingdid u get rid of em
@@Gabby._tv Well it was like pest control said. I don’t have bed bugs, thankfully. But now I know how terrifying they can be. It was a case of finding tiny blood stains on my pillow, googling, and then being traumatized by the search results and going down a rabbit hole. Really it’s just that sometimes we bleed even if we don’t know we have any zits or something like that sometimes. Thing is, I couldn’t see anything on my body where it could have come from. But things happen sometimes that you can’t see.
Also, I did have carpet beetles. So I had found a carpet beetle nest in my filing cabinet but who knows how old they were.. and TONS of their shells inside my box spring. I think my old apartment had an infestation from some old shoes that had food on them from back when I worked in a restaurant. Gross.
Anyway. Despite all of that being behind me, I still live with the procedures. I use a lint roller on my bed and my shirts. And I still sleep with closet and hallway light on. My room is pretty lit but I still get good sleep. It’s good cuz I get spiders and this way I can see when I get up in case there are any. And maybe the light deters them. Idk.
But I never wanna have bed bugs. I sympathize anyone who has to deal with that. But also at the end of the day, worst they can do is drink some of your blood really. They don’t typically carry diseases like ticks. So it’s nice being the superior animal. And the fact that bed bugs go into hiding. They’re complete cowards.
@@Gabby._tv Still, I put diatomaceous earth under my bed and at the baseboards in my bedroom. To help keep carpet beetles down and spiders. Idk if it worked but it may have. I have sticky glue boards in my drawers and they haven’t caught a single thing in the year they’ve been there.
Also I put glue boards all around my bed legs so that spiders or bed bugs or anything..nothing can climb up my bed.
It does work
not really
Thank you!!!!!!!!!! Wish I had watched this first!!!!
What if i put this dust in cotton cloth, then through its pores, i can sprinkle it evenly and thin
Hi, I heard this makes them scatter away & start climbing the walls. What damage can this cause to your lungs if inhaled? Can’t you still inhale it as you’re sleeping? Have you tried Crossfire?
Thank you so much. I've been fighting bed bugs for about 2 months and will try this on top of the sprays.
How's it going?
@@tulsabedbugspecialist The powder has been super helpful! I've found several dead bed bugs and haven't been bitten! Thank you!
What sprays are you using? I'm using a duster and apparantly putting it down too thick. I'll lightly dust as recommended! Ugh! ☹☹
Cathy 0124 I had a guy come and spray multiple times, but didn’t get full relief until using the powder. I spread it very thinly and evenly( since I didn’t have anything to spray it with, I put on a glove) about a palm’s width around my bed.
@@jj4l596 thank you for responding back. I guess we all think more is better! I'm going to spread it more thinly and see how it goes. I don't personally see any, but I know I have them ( not an infestation) got them when a family member moved in and I knew she lived in an infested house so I thought I was as prudent as I could be and treated all of her clothes before they came in my home. I was wrong, it didn't work. She reacts to the bites and I don't. Ugh!!!
Not freeze. Heat. Hot to the point you can’t be there while it’s that hot, hence exterminators using huge tarp things to cover home while they use the machine. The heat machine costs thousands which is why the experts charge so much…So DE dusting (gotta be really determined as robin stated even if you aren’t really infested) along with the furniture covering, using industrial dryers to dry clothes and then bagging them and the best is STEAMING (bed, carpets, etc). Kills on contact because of the heat.
All of this together is best for getting rid of them. It takes time, effort, and Im assuming therapy if you are totally infested and hate bugs because i saw 4 and got to work. My uncle worked for Orkin for most of his life and told us what to do--> It’s never one thing. You have to do all of this and guarantee they leave.
And the bugs live in walls too. They are only known as ‘bed bugs’ because they travel to your bed when they smell CO2 which is the air we breathe in and out. They can tell when we are sleeping or not (unless they are starving and will risk coming out in day time) and then if they have a good host for feeding they will live in your bed or couch or wherever there is a body. They are actually called wall bugs because they usually travel through wall esp in apartments and hotels.
So while you’re dusting those cracks, Make sure to dust your outlets (safely, with breaker off), the wall borders, the light flicker, shelves, etc. And steam everywhere if you can (Amazon have small and large ones or a industrial store for big ones or a company).
If you live in an apt or hotel, they will keep moving EVENTUALLY (still takes time) and find other hosts to feed from. Which is why i took a month long vacation (I washed and dried clothes and shoes and left to my moms lol) after i did all of my treatments. It’s been about a month. Not one. I am still dusting, steaming and vacuuming because they caused me some paranoia and anxiety because if you see one bed bug then that means there are about 100+ somewhere in your home and that means there are 1000s+ of eggs.
Steaming/ heat rid eggs which is most important. Thanks for coming to my TEDtalk lol hope I helped someone! (repost to help save someone’s sanity and research)
Thank you for the comment
I'm curious about how to dust I found powder spray bottles that I think I might try for some dusty action
I went to Lowes and purchase some I sprinkle in my carpet and baseboard I hoping it will work I used a flour shaker and sprinkle all over the carpet I just leave it alone all night .
Is it working?
Yes I have used it for 6 days in the carpet and the base board nothing so far .
I also put a blue tarp underneath my air mattress spray with Ortho spray if the bed bugs to bite me , at least I try a another method .
@@fireworks4993did u get rid of themv
What aisle in Lowes did you find this in? I went there & Home Depot, but couldn’t find anything..
IT WORKED!
BTW, I PUT UNSTOPPABLES IN FREEZER BAGS & SMASHED THE BAGS WITH A ROLLING PIN.
I PLACED THEM AROUND MY MATTRESS & THE BED BUGS LEFT MY BED & STARTED CLIMBING THE WALLS! 👍🏼⚡️
i'm not buying whole duster for this. gonna use a makeup brush or sponge, thanks.
Great idea
Great tell us how it goes !
What's the difference between food grade DE And the pesticide grade DE?
One is edible (food grade) and one is toxic..
Do you have a video on how to treat matress, I trew mine away but I saw early signs on my son's matress and in scared
Best to apply on mattress frame and apply slow a between mattress and box spring
They spray my house 10 times with temprix still have bed bugs going to try this
Doing it myself now.
Let me know how it worked for you! Grabbed a condiment squeezer from dollar tree to apply.
Did it work
Did it work?
Did it work
I live in Fort Worth Texas and I will start my diatomacieous earth try. I will dust it everywhere with a sock. Ill write back with the results
Brenda Villegas did it work?
@@llochew yes It is working. Slowly but yes. No more bites on me!
We have a small house and I can't sleep with this anxiety! We D earthed the house and I am finding dead "pre-teen" bugs dead in my cat's water bowl.. we threw out my recliner because I sleep there and when my hubby flipped it over, there were eggs! And this just started back in April that I was getting bites.. Lord let this work. I haven't slept in days...
Brenda Villegas how about now? Cause I need yr help, should I use this?
@@163ocb yes!!!!!
Skip to 3:40
What kind of applicator is he using to spray?
YES…..WEAR A MASK. Although, as stated in this video, the product is all natural and will not harm your skin in any way, however, if you inhale this material, it can damage your lungs. This material is “glass/silca” like and you shouldn’t enhance it.
Good video.
Can’t you still inhale it as your sleeping though? What harm can this cause to your lungs?
@@ro-landocalrissian4633 Being that it is “glass-like”, it can imbed itself in your lungs and can cause breathing issues short and long term.
It worked well….. even though I had it looking like the North Pole …the WHOLE ROOM …. Still It worked well 🤣🤣🤣🤣 thank you for showing me I’ll know just in case 🤣🤣
Be careful not to ingest it ! Can be harmful, just a light dusting should do well.
The yellow applicator that comes with the DE, should that be used with nozzle on top of the container or below the container? Assuming the nozzle is horizontal.
i squeezed it upside down, with the nozzle end at the bottom otherwise the powder won't come up
I tried it both ways. On the bottom it sprays thicker, on the top too thin. I think, shake it first and spray with the nozzle on the top will spray a thin layer.
@@davidmantooth1285 That is actually exactly what I figured out.
Killing mites with diatomaceous earth on furniture how to use how long to leave on and when to vacuum
(DE) diatomaceous earth is awesome
Cheap in fact less you use better it works .
I made piles then swept it into my carpenter evenly is that ok
That works
Thank you
your welcome
when bugs comes in contact with this stuff do they become more aggressive and want to feed more?
It take about about 2 week until you see a full effect.
Don't know doubtful
........why.....would you think this?
Bed bug: “Ah! You mother fucker put DE down!?!? 😡 Gonna suck harder now!!! 😤”
Do you mix the mixture with water?
No!
@@tulsabedbugspecialist thanks
If I buy the bottle with the applicator tip am I able just to turn it over and dispense a little bit? It seems like you were really squeezing on the bottle
Yes squeeze slow
I have also seen some use a brush on baseboards if that helps?
Do I wash afterwards or wait a certain time?
wash what ?
You apply DE and leave it. Then you wait 3 days to a week then vacuum and repeat. I'd say for how long but each darn video is different. One leaves it for 3 days then vacuums and repeats it for 3 weeks and another lets it sit for a full week before vacuuming and reapplying. To me I would try to do it for at least a month.
@@nealehenry9363 question, why vacuum the powder if you're going to have to put the powder again???
@@littlelady.24 You vacuum to suck up any bed bugs that may have already died
@@littlelady.24 is it working?
Does it kill mites on furniture
No
I wish you were here in Canada 😢😢😢 I need help .......
Sorry 😐
Why show me something you done even use?
For anyone questioning this. I captured a bed bug in a container, poured this stuff on it. And that bug has been alive for two weeks. This stuff is NOT EFFECTIVE. Fyi, dont waste your money
it can take a month to kill them i heard.
just like that
Yep
Will this kill silverbacks?
Practically all bugs from what I've seen
Yes
@Faraji Dat 😂😂😂😂😂 me too
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They kill any insect with an exoskeleton (i.e. roaches, ants, bed bugs, etc.)
Did the bedbugs grow harder shells these days?
No but legs have changed over the years so that they are able to walk through pesticides more effectively
@@tulsabedbugspecialist damn. Dust should cut there legs off hopefully. Does that mean put down thicker. I'm even using SEVIN. Many of my friend's houses are loaded w/ bugs. Got housed in Oct. after 7 years under bridge w/ stream bedbug free. I don't see any adults or anything, but still. Next I'm going to try crushed crystal cat liter w/ silica poison. Seems like DE works better than SEVIN
No
you cant even pronounce it right
We don’t use this! Ok what a waste of time lol
Sorry for wasting your time
Why are you verbally stumbling as you're
explaining your business. I don't think I would follow anything here with in this video because of your uncertainty. As you explain how to do it shows how you're not ready to apply any skill set!!
Can I dust myself with this and sleep in it? I'm gonna poof the whole room with this stuff.
No they will find a way
I read a post on RUclips from someone whose whole family sprinkled food grade DE between their bed sheets. They all rolled around in it each night before going to sleep. It took about two weeks before there were no more bed bug bites. They didn't have any health issues. They must have been careful to not breathe the dust.
So, yes, you can dust yourself with food grade DE. It might dry your skin a bit, but since you're not an insect with an exoskeleton, you'll be fine as long as you don't inhale the dust. Food grade won't poison you.
This works to kill all the bed bugs because it does not matter where they hide. The only way they can get food (our blood) is to walk onto a warm human to bite without being seen. WE ARE THEIR ONLY SOURCE OF FOOD. Most of them choose to make the trip after midnight when we are asleep. All the bed bugs will travel to a human.
The food grade diatomaceous earth sticks to their bodies. They dry up and die after returning to their hiding places. All the bed bugs will kill themselves by contacting the powder. It's simple. It works.
There are a lot of ways to get rid of bed bugs. Some are better than others. The goal is to kill the bed bugs, but not kill ourselves! Having bed bugs can drive people crazy. Been there.
There was at least one reported death of someone who lathered their skin with a liquid insecticide. House fires from alcohol and heat treatments, and lung damage have also occurred. Some of the fumigation chemicals are deadly.