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Hot Shot brand insecticides seem to be working
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Just started the cleaning process.
Hot Shot Spider Killer (Lambda-Cyhalothrin 0.030%)
$3.99 for a 11 oz. spray can purchased at K-Mart in NYC
(Orange can;black top - non-staining; water-based)Hot Shot Ant Killer Plus (Lambda-Cyhalothrin 0.030%)
$5.79 for a 16 oz. spray can purchased at Food Emporium in NYC
(Orange can;black top - non-staining; water-based)Irritates eyes, nose, throat, and lungs - use a mask and ventilation.
Duane -
How did this end up working for you?
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dcornella - 3 months ago »
Just started the cleaning process.
Hot Shot Spider Killer (Lambda-Cyhalothrin 0.030%)
$3.99 for a 11 oz. spray can purchased at K-Mart in NYC
(Orange can;black top - non-staining; water-based)
Hot Shot Ant Killer Plus (Lambda-Cyhalothrin 0.030%)
$5.79 for a 16 oz. spray can purchased at Food Emporium in NYC
(Orange can;black top - non-staining; water-based)
Irritates eyes, nose, throat, and lungs - use a mask and ventilation.
DuaneSo I thought to myself, "self,betcha this is a 1 time poster."
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Do you think it ended up working out?
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I actually saw a can HOT SHOT which featured Bedbugs and some other critters on the store shelf the other day and out of curiosity looked at the labelling. Of course I can't remember what I read, but this is what I came away with. For fleas, I believe the wording included eggs. There was just a blanket sentence of where it stated that it killed bedbugs, but did not specifically say all stages, or eggs.
Based on that I think it probably does kill bed bugs, but not their eggs.
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