Sterifab®: How to Get Rid of Bed Bugs - Fast!
Bed Bugs are parasitic insects that feed exclusively on blood. And while they can’t fly, they can nevertheless move quickly over floors, walls and ceilings. As a rule, they prefer warm places ? houses, offices, hotel room, day care centers, hospitals, virtually anywhere humans dwell ? but they are especially drawn to beds, bedding and other sleep areas. Although they are usually active at night, bed bugs are not entirely nocturnal.
There's no easy bed bug treatment. Bed bugs are resilient insects and they can go several months without feeding. If you have the slightest suspicion that you have a bed bug infestation, don’t hesitate. If you want to know how to get rid of bed bugs, search no further. Track down the source immediately and use Sterifab before they become well-established and proliferate.
Here's how to get rid of bed bugs so they never return in 5 easy steps:
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Remove any clutter, including stacks of paper or piles of laundry.
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Treat all affected areas with Sterifab bed bug spray.
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Clean all the affected rooms thoroughly.
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Vacuum beds, carpets, chairs, drapes, blinds and more.
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Wash all sheets and bedding in HOT water.
Contrary to popular belief, bed bugs can invade the cleanest of places and the victims often have no idea where they came from or how to rid of them!
Bed Bugs: What to Look For
Bed bugs are small, oval and brownish in color and adult bed bugs have flat bodies about the size of an apple seed. After feeding, their bodies swell and turn a reddish color. They usually enter a home undetected, carried in with luggage, clothing, used beds and couches and other innocuous items.
Unfortunately, their flat bodies make it easy for them to fit into very small tiny spaces. Bed bugs can quickly and easily spread from bedrooms to other rooms or apartments, preferring to live in crevices or other protected locations.
Unlike ants or bees, bed bugs don’t make nests, but they do have a tendency to live in groups. Their primary hiding places are mattresses, box springs, bed frames and headboards, where they have easy access to their main source of blood ? people. That's also why it's so hard to know what gets rid of bed bugs.
How Does Sterifab Work as a Disinfectant?
Like many disinfectants, Sterifab is an antimicrobial agent that will kill many microorganisms on contact. Unlike antibiotics, which are designed to destroy microorganisms within the body, disinfectants like Sterifab work by destroying the microbes at the cellular level or hindering their basic metabolic functions. That’s why Sterifab is commonly used in hospitals, prisons, dental surgeries, kitchens, bathrooms, offices - anywhere that humans live or work.
Sterifab: The Anywhere, Anytime Disinfectant
One thing that sets Sterifab apart is its versatility - it really is all-purpose. Oftentimes people think that the best disinfectant to use depends on their particular situation. Some brands are designed to kill diverse sorts of microorganisms (these are referred to as being ‘wide spectrum’); others may be designed to eradicate a smaller assortment of microorganisms
Steri-Fab® Kills Bed Bugs, Fleas, Ticks, Mites, Mold and More.
Steri Fab is also a great Sanitizer, Disinfectant and Deodorizer
Steri-Fab is wide spectrum surface disinfectant and cleaner that can be sprayed on almost any surface without fear of staining or odors. It leaves no residue - once it dries (15 to 20 minutes at room temperature) it is no longer active and becomes completely inert.
Steri-Fab is the only product that is both a disinfectant and kills bedbugs. This is a ready-to-use (RTU) product, No Mixing Needed.
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NOTE: NO AIR DELIVERY for Steri-Fab.
Ground shipping only!
NOTE: DO NOT USE STERI-FAB IN CONJUNCTION WITH MICROCIDE SQ.
Use one product or the other - never both.
NOTE: DO NOT USE STERI-FAB IN FLAME OR SPARK PRODUCING EQUIPMENT.
(DO NOT use in ANY type of fogger)