Products to kill bed bugs

Small insects

Bed bugs are small, oval and flat, about 4 to 5 millimeters long.They are reddish-brown in color and have a body divided into three distinct parts.

Night shifts

Bed bugs are nocturnal and feed on the blood of humans and animals while they sleep, leaving bites on the skin that can cause itching and irritation.

Where do bed bugs hide?

Bed bugs are very difficult to get rid of because they are very good at hiding. They hide in crevices, cracks, mattresses, bedding, furniture and other objects, making them very difficult to detect.

How to identify bedbugs in the mattress?

✔️ Remove bedding (sheets, pillowcases and mattress covers)
✔️ Examine the Seams and Corners: Look for dark spots, which could be bed bug droppings.
✔️ Check the Bed Frame: Inspect the cracks in the headboard and bed rails.
✔️Smell the Mattress: Bed bugs release a characteristic odor when present in large numbers.

This approach will help you identify whether you have a bed bug issue early, allowing for more effective treatment.

There are several types of products to kill bed bugs, each with a specific function in the treatment. Some act locally, while others provide deeper or continuous control.

Knowing when to use a bed bug spray, a concentrated insecticide, complete kits, ortraps helps avoid repeated treatments and reduces the spread of the infestation.

Remember that the right choice always depends on the treatment phase and the severity of the infestation. That’s what makes the real difference in the results.

Insecticides for bed bugs: spray vs. concentratev s. automatic fumigation (aerosol)

Insecticides for bed bugs come in three main formats: spray, concentrate, and automatic fumigation (aerosol). None is absolutely better than the others. The most effective option is the one that best suits the level of infestation, the size of the room,and access to hiding places.

1️⃣ The spray to kill bed bugs is intended for direct application on visible areas, mattress seams, skirting boards, and identified hotspots. It works well for light infestations or as a complement to other treatments.

2️⃣ The concentrated insecticide is more powerful and cost-effective for treating larger areas or multiple surfaces. It requires dilution and more careful application and is recommended for moderate to severe infestations.

3️⃣ Automatic fumigation, using an insecticide fogger or aerosol, is a shock treatment. It works by fully releasing the insecticide, allowing it to penetrate cracks, fabrics, mattresses, bed frames, and enclosed areas of up to 100 m³.

The Diptron Extra Strong Fogger is therefore highly sought after for more intensive treatments in bedrooms and for infestations that are more widespread throughout
the room.

In many cases, the most effective approach combines more than one format,integrating spray, concentrate, or aerosol into a complete treatment.

Complete kits for eliminating bed bugs

Our bed bug elimination kits are the most complete solution when dealing with a moderate or severe infestation. They combine, in a single treatment, the essential products needed to act on different stages of the pest’s life cycle, reducing errors and treatment failures. They are suitable for both domestic use and for local accommodations, hotels, and other residential spaces.

The main advantage lies in their practicality: you don’t need to choose products individually, as the combination has already been designed to work together.

In situations where the infestation is at a more advanced stage (for example, multiple hotspots in the same room or very intense activity), we recommend our Insecticide
Kit for Severe Bed Bug Infestations.

For hotels and tourist accommodations, our Professional Bed Bug Insecticide Kit was developed for more intensive and continuous control.

Bed bug traps: detection and monitoring

Bed bug traps do not replace insecticides, but they are very useful for detecting the presence of the pest and assessing whether the treatment is working. They allow you to monitor activity, identify new outbreaks, and act early in the event of re-infestation.

For those who host guests or have experienced bed bugs before, traps also play an important preventive role.

In case of bed bug bites, wash the affected area with soap and water, apply a soothing cream, and avoid scratching to prevent infections. The bites may cause itching and redness, but they do not transmit diseases.

Bites that appear in a line or in clusters, especially after sleeping, are a typical sign of bed bugs. Treating your skin is just as important as treating the environment, as only by doing both can you eliminate the source of the problem.