CP Bed Bug Killer Spray Treatment (5 Litre) - Odourless & Non-Staining, Extended Residual Kill up to 3 Months for mattress, bed frames, carpets, furniture

Sprayed twice with a 10 days break, and it worked!

Infestation was mild but persistent, bought 5 litres of this and have been re spraying sofa after descontructing it and wiping it down to make sure no eggs were in the crevices. Did the same with the mattress and carpets. It popped back up on the sofa after a couple days. So I have been respraying everywhere and nothing for about a week. May buy some more to keep the place treated.

This spray is surprisingly effective and easy to use. It doesn’t have any strong chemical smell, which is a relief, and it dries quickly without staining fabrics. I like that it gives long‑lasting protection — it feels reassuring knowing it keeps working for weeks. It’s a practical product that does exactly what it promises, especially for mattresses and furniture.

Very good item

This didn't kill the bed bugs! The ones in our house are immune to this treatment. Unfortunately I was too trusting in this to be effective so didn't plan often enough checks & treatments. Now we have a bigger problems with them. This may be effective for others. But immunity occurs over time.

I was a expecting a spray 'because it said spray killer' but nothing but a screw top.have got to buy a pump top.Please help I'm 81' I don't know what to do...M Jones

It worked for me, it takes time, you have to persevere with it. I actually sprayed it directly onto a bug and waited for the bug to die but gave up after a minute or two and thought it’s no good but ( as I’d bought it) I carried on using it and eventually to my surprise I have not seen a bug or a blood spot on my sheets for about three weeks. A few times previously I thought I’d got rid of them only for them to reappear so you have to checking and respraying over and over. The first time I saw signs of success was when I was only finding baby bugs, this lead me to believe that some eggs had escaped the treatment so I had to keep on spraying. Be thorough and be persistent don’t let them beat you, you can defeat them. I had them in my previous home and got the council in to treat them but when I moved some must have come with me, it’s taken me about five months to get rid but all the time you can see the numbers reducing. I keep checking whenever I think of it and I’ve got some Nope in hand should they reappear. Good luck and don’t give up. PS I’ve just read a review which stated it smells good, we’ll each to his own, I couldn’t disagree more, I found it very irritable to my nose, I had to use a mask and it didn’t kill on contact.

It does kill them when u spray them directly, but doesn't deter or kill them if soaked into the bed frame etc.