Bed Bug Killer Dust, 1 lb. | Natural Pumice Powder with Thyme and Geraniol for Indoor Treatment of Bed Bugs | Kills Bed Bugs and Eggs by Contact | Low-Odor and Non-Staining Pest Control Powder

Guau esto es muy bueno increíble la ventaja y el beneficio que este producto te da contra cualquier animalito

I have mixed feelings about this product. So let's break it down:Pros:-The thyme and geraniol are extremely effective repelling agents for bed bugs.Cons:-This product has no accompanying applicator. You will need to order something like a refillable plastic condiment container (like for ketchup) to put the powder in so you can easily poof/spread it into corners, crevices, and behind furniture-The geraniol and thyme create a VERY STRONG odor. Getting to sleep was difficult, but luckily it dissipated by the following day.In addition to this product I used Cimexa which I find to be much easier to apply. It works wet or dry, so i take some, put it in water, and basically paint it along all of my baseboards/furniture legs. It dries to a white color so it isn't as noticeable as this stuff which is more of a grey color. But this product does have a scent they don't like that drives them away. So I used this, cimexa, and bed bug covers for all the mattresses and pillows, as well as laundering everything and steam cleaning whatever I possibly could(because heat kills them as well.)No new bites.

Great product follow up for bedbugs extermination.

This did not work. Still had issues the same day it was used and it never worked anywhere. I saw them crawling in the dust even.Don't waste your money, it is messy and smells but doesn't kill bed bugs.

Recently got back from a trip overseas, purchased these products to help prevent any sort of spread of bed bugs in case I brought any back!

I do not have bed bugs BUT I used this as a preventative measure for just in case they’re ever in my house ! They traumatized me in the past so keeping them from becoming f an issue is a must.

This was a follow up to an exterminator visit so although it seemed to work I don’t know how well it would work on it’s own.

Usually I’ve used diatomaceous earth against bedbugs, but thought this might be safer for lungs since it’s pumice dust instead. It’s not as likely to get in the air, as the ground pumice makes a light but gritty powder. The essential oils give it a real nice smell, which I appreciate. I’ve sprinkled this on the backs of my kitchen counters as well, because I was hoping to also repel ants, and it does seem to be working. I love that it’s all natural, and I love using essential oils.