Bed Bug and Flea Insect Fogger with Nylar Growth Regulator, 2 oz Cans in Multiple Pack Counts – Hot Shot
Bed bug and flea insect fogger treats unobstructed indoor spaces while Nylar insect growth regulator helps keep flea eggs and larvae from developing into biting adults. Each two-ounce Hot Shot aerosol can covers up to 2,000 cubic feet and also controls lice, ticks and other insects specifically listed on the label.
Choose among the listed four-can package or three-can packages sold singly, in a two-pack or in a six-pack. Prepare the room exactly as directed, use no more than one fogger per room and never activate a can in a space measuring five by five feet or smaller. Point the can away from the face, lock the valve and leave immediately after activation. Keep people and pets out for at least two hours, then ventilate with doors, windows and vents open for another two hours. Read every warning before use and include fogging only as one part of a complete bed bug treatment plan.
Specifications
- Brand: Hot Shot
- Model: HG-97086 for detailed configuration
- Product: Bed bug and flea insect fogger
- Form: Aerosol
- Can size: 2 oz listed
- Package options: 4 cans or 3-can packs
- Multi-pack options: One two or six packages of 3 cans
- Growth regulator: Nylar
- Primary targets: Bed bugs and fleas
- Additional targets: Lice and ticks
- Coverage per can: Up to 2000 cu ft unobstructed
- Example room: 15.5 x 16 ft with 8 ft ceiling
- Flea reinfestation inhibition: Up to 7 months listed
- Use location: Enclosed indoor rooms
- Listed locations: Homes apartments attics and basements
- Additional locations: Garages cabins boats and closed porches
- Maximum use: One fogger per room
- Minimum room size: Larger than 5 x 5 ft
- Initial vacancy: At least 2 hours
- Ventilation after treatment: At least 2 hours
- Requirement: Follow the complete product label
Frequently Asked Questions
How much space does one two-ounce fogger treat?
One Hot Shot can treats up to 2,000 cubic feet of unobstructed space when every label direction is followed.
Can a fogger be used in a room smaller than five by five feet?
No. Do not place a fogger in a room that size or in small enclosed spaces such as closets, cabinets or under counters.
How long must the treated room remain vacant?
Keep everyone out for at least two hours, then ventilate the area for at least two more hours before re-entry.
Does fogging replace a complete bed bug treatment plan?
No. The fogger should be used as one directed step within a comprehensive treatment cycle.