Greenbug Fogger

Greenbug products successfully control pests using this specific Greenbug fogger. Greenbug Fogger The Greenbug non-thermal, triple jet Fogger controls: Bed Bugs, Dust Mites, Mites, Fleas, Mosquitoes, No-see-ems, Sand Gnats, Sand Fleas, etc. Made of lightweight aluminum construction, the tornado action nozzle and adjustable valve allow you to project mist up to 30 feet and penetrate into the smallest of crevices. Made with an industrial-grade heavy-duty motor, the entire unit is made with rustproof materials and is easy to maneuver. Tank holds up to a gallon of product. For Indoor use: set on the lowest droplet sized setting and use Greenbug for People/Pets. For Outdoor use: set on the medium droplet sized setting and use Greenbug Ready to Use or Greenbug Concentrate, properly diluted, for outdoors. Excellent for use fogging into duct systems, inside structures, within backyards, and in barns. Always use protective goggles and a respirator when using the fogger. For Indoor Treatment to control Bed Bugs, Mites, Dust Mites, etc.: Materials needed: Greenbug Fogger A vacuum cleaner Respirator and Goggles for each person involved in the treatment 1 quart of Greenbug for People/Pets per 1000 sq. ft. of treatment Vacuum entire area thoroughly. Vacuum the surfaces of bedding, upholstered furniture, drapes and rugs as possible.  Pull furniture from existing locations to vacuum underneath.  Pay special care to the corners and areas where carpet abuts a wall. If relevant, wash linens, bedding and affected belongings using the hottest possible settings in the washer and dryer. Add ¼ cup of Greenbug Ready to Use or properly diluted Greenbug Concentrate to the fabric softener cycle.  Prior to treatment, turn off all pilot lights. Turn off smoke alarms and alert security system monitoring companies as the fog can trigger smoke alarms.   per 1000 square feet of coverage) using the smallest droplet setting on the fogger. All involved must use a respirator (not face mask) and goggles. Beginning at the far side of each room, aim the fogger directly at all potential hiding spots – behind draperies, under and behind furniture, bed frames, mattresses, box springs, rugs, curtains, stuffed animals, pillows, etc. Direct the fog into corners, cracks and crevices using sweeping motions back and forth. Make sure the mist falls evenly and penetrates thoroughly. Pry fabric apart, blast up under and into upholstered furniture, fog all nooks and crannies as you move your way out of the room. Exit room and close door. It may help to stuff a towel at the base of the door to keep fog contained.  If treating an entire structure, it is wise to treat the HVAC duct work as well. Take out the filter to the HVAC unit. Turn the system to ‘Fan’ and ‘On’ so that there is air circulation.  Direct the fogger into the intake vent to make sure fog moves throughout the duct work.  As soon as you witness fog coming out of the vents, the duct work treatment is done and you may turn off the fan. Allow the fog to penetrate a minimum of 4 hours to overnight. Upon returning, wear the respirator and goggles if any fog remains. Air out the areas that have been fogged by opening windows, using fans, and/or by running the HVAC to circulate the air.  Clean the room as usual and you can inhabit immediately after the fog has dissipated. You can also purchase heavy duty, black construction garbage bags and place belongings inside the bag(s) and fog inside the bags with Greenbug for People/Pets. Seal the bags tightly, shake to distribute the Greenbug for People/Pets fog vapor throughout the contents, and keep sealed for at least 3 days.  Treatment can be repeated after 4 hours.  Depending on the severity of the infestation, multiple treatments may be necessary.  The more thorough the fogging effort, the better the results.  Setting the fogger in the middle of the room and hoping it gets to the hiding spots will not be successful. Smooth surfaces (hardwood floors, countertops, tile floors, etc.) may be slick after fogging treatment so exercise caution upon re-entry. These surfaces may require normal cleaning. Textile items (fabric, carpet, draperies, upholstery, etc.) will not need cleaning and it is suggested to not vacuum for a few days to allow the Greenbug for People/Pets to maintain a barrier control. After treatment, lightly spray the vacuum hose and canister with Greenbug for People/Pets to control any bed bugs or eggs within the vacuum cleaner.  Spray Greenbug Concentrate properly diluted on linens and bedding once a week until confident there are no more bed bugs.   For Outdoor Treatment to control Mosquitoes, No-see-ems, Sand Fleas, Sand Gnats, etc.:  Materials needed: Greenbug Respirator and Greenbug Safety Goggles for each person involved in the treatment 1 quart of Greenbug Ready to Use or 1 quart of Greenbug Concentrate, properly diluted for every 3000 sq. ft. of treatment Prior to treatment, turn off any pilot lights for outdoor grills, fireplaces, etc. Set droplet size to medium on the Greenbug Fogger. Use 1 quart Greenbug Ready to Use or properly diluted Greenbug Concentrate per 3000 square feet of coverage. All involved must use a respirator (not face mask) and goggles. Beginning at the far side of the area you want covered, move the fogger back and forth, up and down to offer a light misting layer of Greenbug to the ground and to penetrate into bushes and other breeding grounds. Treatments can be performed every 4 hours and multiple treatments in an area may be required to gain control.  Once the barrier is intact, you may spread out frequency and thoroughness of fogging applications to maintain the level of control you want to have. Smooth surfaces may require cleaning as usual.