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Anybody use JT Eaton b4?
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BuggedByBugsKY
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Posted 9 months ago
Tue Sep 11 2012 8:40:11
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I was wondering if anyone has used J.T. Eaton in the blue bottle that is supposed to have residual value up to 4 months? im also using Harris DE.. i can say Harris actually is a good product but they do not have any residual sprays avalable in my hardware store. J.T. Eaton does however but b4 i scrape up $21 for it I want to be sure it works. Does anyone know if it kills eggs????
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ItchyNYC
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Posted 9 months ago
Tue Sep 11 2012 12:17:43
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I haven't but I'm trying to get more info on it right now and if I find out anything useful I'll post here.
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ItchyNYC
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Posted 9 months ago
Tue Sep 11 2012 12:23:25
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This is what I found on Amazon for a review of JT Eaton Kills Bed Bugs II (after 2 people said it doesn't even work as a contact killer):
Posted on Jul 14, 2012 10:52:49 AM PDT
Glendy says:JT Eaton's Bed Bug Killer II (blue bottle) is used on day one of treatment after the Red Bottle of contact killer is applied and before the Green Bottle of diatomaceous earth has been put down. The blue bottle should be applied in cracks and crevices including behind hanging wall frames, below drawers, on baseboards, etc (areas that do not come into contact with your skin). (please see our video above and application illustration below). Repeat application every 2 weeks for 6 weeks to complete the bed bug treatment protocol. Before applying any of the JT. Eaton bed bug products, we recommend using our Professional Bed Bug Steamer on the edges of the room and inside cracks and crevices (allow to dry for one hour or until fully dry).
from: http://www.bedbugsupply.com/jt-eaton-kills-bed-bugs-spray2.html
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ItchyNYC
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Posted 9 months ago
Tue Sep 11 2012 12:27:20
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Here is the full description of how JT Eaton II works:
JT Eaton's Bed Bug Killer II (blue bottle) is a "residual" killer in that it has the ability to offer longer lasting control than a contact killer. Contact killers kill quickly and have no residual. Residuals kill slowly, but last longer. Using the two as a cocktail approach is key to eradicating bed bugs. It's active ingrediant is a synthetic pyrethroid called deltamethrin, which is one of the most popular insecticides used worldwide.
Working in Conjuction with JT Eatons Bed Bug Killer (red bottle) and JT Eatons Bed Bug Powder (green bottle), bed bugs can be safely and effectively wiped out with deadly precision (always review and follow the bottles label and directions).
Application
JT Eaton's Bed Bug Killer II (blue bottle) is used on day one of treatment after the Red Bottle of contact killer is applied and before the Green Bottle of diatomaceous earth has been put down. The blue bottle should be applied in cracks and crevices including behind hanging wall frames, below drawers, on baseboards, etc (areas that do not come into contact with your skin). (please see our video above and application illustration below). Repeat application every 2 weeks for 6 weeks to complete the bed bug treatment protocol. Before applying any of the JT. Eaton bed bug products, we recommend using our Professional Bed Bug Steamer on the edges of the room and inside cracks and crevices (allow to dry for one hour or until fully dry).
If you have any questions please call us at (866) 238-9868.
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