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Reddit mentions of MGK 1852 Crossfire Concentrate 13oz Insecticide, 13 oz, Clear
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- Crossfire is formulated to kill parathyroid resistant bed bug strains at all life stages, including eggs.
- Quick knockdown and kill, residual control begins working within minutes of exposure
- Approved For direct application onto mattresses
- Easy to mix, one 13 oz bottle makes 1 gallon of finished product
- Can not be shipped to new York
Features:
Specs:
| Color | Clear |
| Height | 7 Inches |
| Length | 4 Inches |
| Size | 13 Ounce |
| Weight | 0.8125 Pounds |
| Width | 2 Inches |
A steamer will be your best friend for the next couple of weeks- as well as DE dust/Cimexa. Get some spacebags too after you’ve dried your washed/hot dryer clothes and linens and keep them all in there for the time being. A lack of oxegyn won’t kill them but it’s more effective than garbage bags that can break open.
If you can, don’t throw out your mattress/boxspring unless it’s to the point of no return. I’ve had a positive experience of a quality boxspring and mattress cover, make sure you get both- and dust the insides of them with DE/Cimexa so whatever is trapped in there will die.
Get off the living room couch too. Dust DE/Cimexa on under the cushions and within the frame. If you can, just get a new couch, as couches are harder to control,
Get everything off the walls, wash your curtains and space bag them, put books in bags, start packing up things in plastic bins and dust the bottoms with DE.
When you get to the new apartment, the first thing you should do before moving stuff in is to spray down the perimeter of each room with a lasting pesticide, any crack, open space and in front of each doorway. Spray on hard furniture cracks, under the fridge, along window sills, etc. keep everything away from the walls while you spray if you don’t have time as you’re moving in.
A great DIY extermination spray I’ve had was with CrossFire Spray in a hose and pump- my landlord gave this stuff to me, he uses it in all his hotels he owns and swears by it- and it’s been 3 months now with no sign of them, it’s a bit more expensive than the stuff you can buy at Walmart but it’s so much more effective, and fast too. I would spray it, leave it for about an hour with adequate ventilation, and done- it will continuously kills bed bugs hat come in contact with these areas. You can also safely spray this on mattresses directly. I did this for about a month every week. Just keep it away from pets!
Also I had the hard truth of adopting minimalism into my life after my I infestation- I threw out so much useless crap that I realized I don’t need, and not only is my life “lighter,” but i also don’t have extra hiding places for them, and it’s great.