MGK Bedlam Plus® | Fast-Acting Bed Bug Spray Aerosol | Insecticide Spray | for Indoor Use on Mattresses, Wood Furniture and Carpets | 17 Ounce Can

I am using this for treatment of bedbugs. It is the best stuff available, and it is cheaper here than at DIY places. I have done a lot of research on this. Dealing with bedbugs is ghastly, don't feel bad, it is not from "being dirty". This note will only be of interest to those others who are searching for how to kill bedbugs, since it is so horrible to have bugs, i will share what i have learned. There is a bit of learning curve on that battle, but i spray my entire bedframe with this bedlam, every nook and cranny that i can find. I tape shut any opening, like unused screws holes, etc. The DIY bug guys told me it is not how mUch you spray ----------it is how OFTEN and they recommend spraying at least weekly, to get any missed bugs or newly hatched eggs, etc. Every week. I LIke that BEDLAM has two types of 'heads' to spray either a concentrated point, or wide spray. The smell is not bad. and then, in addition, i also douse my entire bedsheets every night with this diamatacous earth powder, coating my entire sheet with that powder, and so i like that DE dust is not poisonous for me to lie directly upon, because Bedlam is too strong to lie directly upon. And i also liberally dust the edges of carpets and entire carpet with DE powder. YOu spray BEdlam first, and next night you douse the powders. The DE powder is only good if it is dry. Currently, every item in my home is white with DE dust at this time, ------until i am 100% sure i have solved bedbug problem. I create 2 inch tall ridges of DE powder by every door, ---------to help reduce the chance of bedbugs moving from room to room. Bedbugs will NOT crawl over a pile of this DE powder, and i leave them no room to go around it. Makes it easier to control their moves. and i spray BEdlam all over all door frames, all points of entry. under baseboard edges, around all appliances, I spray Bedlam into every crevice, every outlet, every light-switch plate, Every where. While the bedlam does not stink really, I just wore gloves to spray bedlam, but do WEAR A GOOD MASK to place the DE powder down. I fill up my entire bed with DE dust a few hours prior to sleeping in bed, so that the dust can settle to reduce my risk of inhaling this dust. This dust does take a while to settle back down, so leave that room until the dust settles down. I bought a duster to puff this stuff all over my room. To refill the duster, it is easier to dip the duster into the large 5 lb bag, than it is to try to pour this powder INTO the duster. I also use mitten clips to hold my bedspread from touching floor, just in case. I spray entire bedframe and mattress with BEDLAM and used double sticky tape on entire bedframe, as well as slippery tape around wherever my bedframe touches the floor. These bugs can not climb up anything too slippery. IT is a lot of work to fight these bugs. I wash all my bedding daily, and just toss bedspread and pillow into hot dryer x 30 minutes every day. I keep all clothing in clear recycle bags, so i can see what clothes are in which bags. It is a lot of work to fight these bugs. I also very carefully pat the DE dust onto my face prior to going to sleep,(i bought a powder puff for that reason, but this must be done so carefully so you don't inhale powder) and i put Diatomaceious earth DE powder on my whole body., to repel the bugs and if they DO come on me they will die from that powder getting on to them. This diatomaceous earth powder is very drying to my skin, but, it is worth it to me at this stage of the battle. I will win! DE powder is messy, but Bedlam is not messy, leaves no stain or marks. I spray Bedlam onto my slippers, shoes, Everything i own. My purse. My car. EVery where. On backs of picture frames. It does not smell much nor stain. I have sprayed this on leather, painted walls, carpet, no stains on anything. SEems to be working to control bugs, as one part of a multi-pronged approach, i am using Bedlam spray, and Cyonara insecticide, DE dust, mattress bags, heated my car up outside x 8 hours every day, and i plan to also heat my bedroom with heaters x 8 hours per day x 5 days. I will win. I can not reach the recommended hot temp of 120 to kill the bedbugs in an hour by using normal space heaters, But if you just heat the room for many many hours? Like 8 hours, every day for a week, you can kill them, even at lower heat. I place the heaters on upside down metal cake pans, to hold heater up off of carpetting, and to prevent the hot pan from scorching my carpet? ----i place the cake pans on top of silicone cookie sheets, and i have a fire extinguisher at the ready, as well. i will win. But Bedlam is best poison for bedbugs and this is best price around.

Best product if you want to fight the bed bug fight. Must use every day and vacuum everyday once you see dead bugs. Sprays every where you see them comes with straw spayer to get into small crevices. Really helps get a handle on an infestation. I use it at work where we have an issue and the company doesn’t spray so I don’t bring them home and if I do they will not infest my home.

Reasonable price, kills bugs on contact. Too notch.

It seems to work, but you still have to keep treating for bed bugs they are so hard to get all of them.

Great Product!

As stated on here to get rid of bedbugs you have to do one of two things completely cover every single thing in your house and literally spray everything on a wild rampage along with dumping pounds of Cimexa powder everywhere and I’m serious I’ve seen people go so nuts from these bugs they do that but it’s kind of hard if you have pets or children. My dad got bed bugs bad and I mean BAD which made me nuts every time I went to his house I was scared to death of them I treat my house though I haven’t seen any just because of what I went through with my father ; we bagged up every clothes sheets etc I washed them all and then placed them in new bags ( never made sense to me to put them in the same bag everything has to be sterile ) it’s true you’re waging war on these things they are evil evil bugs and anyone who gives this or Cimexa low stars it’s cause they aren’t doing things properly ; so after the bags of washing etc or before during just at some point get everything washed and then keep them in bags take each room and consistently spray with a bed take off all sheets and spray until damp with the bed lam plus then sprinkle gingerly the powder around or get little dishes or bowls and and Put the powder in their monitoring any activity you may see continue to do this even after you do all this every week or two make sure you get fresh powder spray again and vaccuum etc .. for me couches and chairs were harder because of the lay out so I put them upside down doused them all with powder and let them stay like that for a day or two then uprighted them and sprayed them I would put cloth on them large cloth then dry and them on high heat every two or three days I did this for 2 months straight now I’m Up to about every month monitor everything though I never really noticed any in my drawers or light sockets not that I didn’t treat them but I was much more aggressive with the bed, couch and Chairs at this point I haven’t seen anything at my dads this has been a few good months at his house my house two months again I’m “pretreating them “ because I was at my Dads so much I find it hard to believe I didn’t get ANYTHING from him those things are madness I’ve seen people in his complex out and out cry from these infestations so keep on fighting and good luck it works the bedlam spray and the Cimexa powder but you have to be diligent !!!! Both products are highly recommended

This stuff works. Light scented I moved into an apartment and all my furniture is new so I treated all my furniture with it and not to mention we use it at my job and it kills and deters almost everything

I'm not sure what to expect anymore. This is not a cheap item, and I caught a bedbug and tested it. Maybe I'm just impatient as anyone who's trying to reclaim their house from pests would be, but it did not immediately kill the captive bedbug. I don't know how long it would take because I ended up setting the bugger on fire after 5 minutes. On the flip side, I have not been bitten in a while since using this in conjunction with foggers and other sprays. While this may be effective at the long term control of bedbug populations, it lacks in giving satisfaction to a quick gruesome death. For that, I recommend fire.