BedLam Insecticide

Bedlam Insecticide is a residual aerosol spray specially designed to control bed bugs, lice, ticks, fleas, and dust mites on contact. Bedlam may be used as for crack and crevice treatment and on and around baseboards, floorboards, headboards, and walls. This product is water-based and non-irritating, and so it can used to spot treat bedding and mattreses when controlling bed bugs. In addition, the product will not stain water-safe fabrics and surfaces. Bedlam is labeled for use in homes, apartments, schools, hotels and healthcare facilities.



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 BedLam Insecticide MSDS

Target pests:	Bed Bugs, Adult Lice & Nymphs, Ticks, Fleas, Dust Mites
Pet safe:	Yes; however do no use directly on pets
Manufactured by:	MGK

Bedlam Insecticide is not for use on humans: If lice infestation should occur on humans, use a product labeled for use on humans.

Bedlam Insecticide General Directions:

• Shake Bedlam Insecticide well before each use.
• Remove protective cap. 
• Aim spray opening away from person and push button to spray. 
• Vacate room after treatment and ventilate before reoccupying.
• Do not allow children or pets to contact treated areas until surfaces are dry.

TO KILL BEDBUGS with Bedlam Insecticide:

• Apply Bedlam Insecticide as a spot treatment to cracks and crevices, around baseboards, floorboards, headboards, and walls.
• First thoroughly clean and air mattresses and springs. Then spot treat only areas that may harbor pests. 
• On mattresses concentrate on tufts, folds, and seams. 
• Repeat as necessary.

TO KILL LICE with Bedlam Insecticide:

• Spray Bedlam Insecticide in an inconspicuous area to test for possible staining or discoloration. Inspect again after drying, and then proceed to spray entire area to be treated.
• Hold container upright with nozzle away from you. Depress valve and spray from a distance of 8 to 10 inches. 
• Spray each square foot for 5 seconds or until damp.
• Spray only those garments, parts of bedding, including mattresses and furniture that cannot be either laundered or dry-cleaned.
• Allow sprayed articles to dry thoroughly before use.

TO KILL TICKS AND FLEAS with Beldam Insecticide:

• Spray Bedlam Insecticide around beds, furniture and pet’s habitat.
• Spray pet sleeping quarters, bedding, floor and floor covering where pets are kept.
• Repeat as necessary. 
• Use only a recommended pet spray on pets.

TO KILL DUST MITES with Bedlam Insecticide:

• First thoroughly vacuum entire room concentrating on areas where mites congregate: such as mattresses, box springs, headboards, walls, floors, carpeting, and baseboards.
• Spray surfaces with Bedlam Insecticide until damp. 
• On mattresses allow spray to dry thoroughly before replacing bedding.

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46 of 49 people found this review helpful:   Great Product! Gets rid of mild bed bug problems. By Bedlam on January 17, 2009 I had a mild infestation due to an adjoining apartment. After reading up on bed bugs I thought I would never get rid of them. But after about two months of using BedLam Insecticide to treat spot areas and furniture they were gone. I also have a dog and he did not get sick. The residual effect also kills other bugs you didn't even know you had. Remember to put vaseline or mineral oil around bedpost and furniture legs to keep them from returning. Wash and bag all clothes while you are doing treatment. Use gloves when spraying and keep pets away until dry. Was this review helpful to you?

11 of 12 people found this review helpful:   Bedlam did the job, but with some effort By Cynthia on October 25, 2009 My old apartment became infested with bedbugs, but the management didn't treat the apartment aggressively enough. When I moved to a new apartment, some of the bugs came with me, much to my dismay. I have applied Bedlam thoroughly to my bedroom floor, baseboards, and closets 10 times over a 3-month period. I think that I have finally gotten rid of the bugs. I had read that Bedlam is effective against bedbug eggs as well, which I'm hoping is the case. I have invested in a bedbug mattress cover and am carefully inspecting my bedding for any signs of bugs. I have also been keeping my clothes in plastic bags until I'm sure they're gone. I would recommend this product, but be consistent and diligent. I have also applied MotherEarth D to my bedroom floor using the hand duster. I continue to keep a very thin layer of MotherEarth D on my hardwood floor in the bedroom. I also used the Gentrol IGR aerosol twice, which I hoped help, but I'm not sure how effective it truly was. My only regret is that I didn't buy more Bedlam to begin with (since it is cheaper if you buy more from the get go). Was this review helpful to you?

3 of 3 people found this review helpful:   !!!FEEDBACK ON BedLam Insecticide!!!! By Mr. on June 7, 2010 It works but it takes a while before it kills the insects. Doesn't have a pungent smell My family use it to spray under the mattress, side doors, flooring, cabinet and any place of the house where there is a suspected insects breeding zone. Was this review helpful to you?

3 of 3 people found this review helpful:   Bed Bugs By Adrienne on June 14, 2010 Just wanted to write a great review for the Bed Bug Kit which included this product. We had bed bugs in our bed it was horrible and disgusting. We called a pest company and they wanted 800.00 dollars. I bought this kit from Do My Own Pest Control and it worked. It has been a month and we are bed bug free. But I do reccomend buying the bed bug kit since these bugs live in woodwork and drapes so just this product alone works better with the kit. I now just keep this in my bedroom and spray every week to be sure. Thanks to Do My Own Pest I have saved 700.00. Thanks Was this review helpful to you?

3 of 3 people found this review helpful:   Awesome Product By Wesley on July 25, 2010 I used this product along with Steri-Fab. I didnt have bed bug problem after using them. Would recommend this product to anyone. Was this review helpful to you?

2 of 2 people found this review helpful:   Product works well By Debra on June 26, 2010 This product works well and I highly recommend it. Was this review helpful to you?

2 of 2 people found this review helpful:   Bedlam Insecticide By Boldizsar on June 24, 2010 I have used the product and it looks like getting result from the treatment. Was this review helpful to you?

great product By Timothy on August 26, 2010 Like they say on the Raid commercials. It kills bugs dead but better. Was this review helpful to you?

Bedlam Insecticide By Bo on August 28, 2010 I have used all your products works well and getting results. Was this review helpful to you?

Bedlam By Keith on August 30, 2010 Didn't have a big infestation but still had bedbugs after 2 exterminator visits. We used Bedlam around the beds (after dismantling EVERYTHING and vacuuming) in conjunction with Cyonara everywhere else. We did 2 complete treatments 2 weeks apart. It seems to have done the job. Was this review helpful to you?

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Q  Does Bedlam have an odor? If so, how strong is it and is it long-lasting? A Bedlam Insecticide does not have a strong odor.  It is very slight, and we have never had a complaint about the odor.  This product dries very quickly and any odor that is detected does not last very long at all due to the fact that it dries quickly.

Q  Can Bedlam Bed Bug Aerosol Spray be used on bed sheets? The Bedlam Insecticide instructions say to spray on garments - can we spray this product directly on our sheets before going to bed - perhaps after allowing it to dry for about 10-15 minutes and then placing another clean sheet over it? A Yes, you could apply Bedlam to the sheets and the mattress.  You would want to allow it to dry first and then sleep on a clean sheet that is over the treated area.  Remember to apply the Bedlam around and under the tufts and seams of the mattress, and also in the joints of the bed frame.

Q  Which spray product is best to kill bed bugs AND the bed bug eggs on furniture such as dressers and tables? A The only two products that are known to kill adult bed bugs and their eggs is Bedlam and steri-fab.  Bedlam will leave a 6 week residual and steri-fab is a contact kill only so it is great for sensitve areas like couches, chairs, and mattresses.

Q  Can you spray Bedlam Insecticide on your skin to stop bites during the night? A Absolutely not.  Bedlam is not labeled to be sprayed on your skin, nor is any professional pest control product that we sell.  You should take measures to decrease bed bugs from getting on your bed in the first place by using Bed Bug Encasements for your mattress and box spring and Climbup Insect Interceptors for the feet of your bed.

Q  How long does bedlam aerosol last? How long does bedlam last? We have an infestation so far, in our bedroom, trying to keep them contained in one room and we have sprayed adjoining rooms as well. However, we are spraying nearly daily and still they show up at night..last night's count just five. We are still laundering and washing and steaming our clothes. Have also steamed the floors, all wood of course. Do we have to spray the mattress cover daily...how do we find the eggs? A Bedlam will typically last for 6 weeks under normal conditions.  The bedbugs that walk over the area will die, but they will not die instantly.  It can take up to a few hours for them to die, so you will still see them.  The only product that we have that kills on contact is Steri-Fab and even still, contact means it takes minutes, not instantly.  If you have only used Bedlam, you may want to use some of the other products found in our bed bug kits.

Q  Is Bedlam Insecticide safe to use around my cat? We currently don't have bedbugs, but am concerned about getting them from a neighbor who currently does. We want to use something as a preventative treatment, but have a cat and are concerned for her safety. Is this treatment safe for her, even after it dries? A When used as directed on the product label, Bedlam is not harmful to cats. Be sure to remove your cat from the area that is being treated and you can let her back into the area after the spray has dried. Bedlam will not prevent bedbugs. You can apply an insecticide dust such as the Alpine dust to cracks and crevices around baseboards and into wall voids to help stop an infestation from moving through adjoining walls. We also recommend using bedbug proof mattress and boxspring encasements on all beds to help eliminate the tufts, folds and seams where bedbugs like to hide and make inspections easier.

Q  Does Bedlam have propoxur in it? In Columbus, Ohio it was on the news that a proven method for bed bugs is the propouxur 40 spray and i want to get it and try so is this true? A Bedlam does not have Propoxur in it.  We are not sure how accurate the statement is or how well Propoxur works.  It is still very preliminary.  We do carry an aerosol with Propoxur called Invader HPX.

Q  Does BedLam Insecticide have Tannic Acid in it? I need to kill dust mites. A The manufacturers only reveal their active ingredients, not their inert ingredients so we are not sure if Bedlam contains tannic acid. You may contact the manufacturer MGK at 800-645-6466 to find out more information. Bedlam is labeled for dust mites.

Q  What is the best treatment for carpets when treating for bed bugs? A Bed Bugs actually do not normally hang out on the carpets and usually the carpets would be the last place to treat.  Most treatments are directed in cracks and crevices, around the bed, baseboards, and harborage areas where bed bugs like to hide.  You can use bedlam on carpets as well as Steri-Fab.

Q  How should I treat the carpet for bedbugs? I live in an apartment that is heavily carpeted. I read in one of the earlier comments that they don't really hang out on carpets, but what if the whole room is carpeted? A Usually bedbugs will only be under the edge of the carpet where the carpet ends near the baseboards and where the furniture legs sit on the carpet. It may be necessary to pull the carpet up around the edges and apply a dust such as Pyganic Dust under the edge. You can spray the carpet where the legs of the furniture rest to eliminate any bedbugs in that area. Bedbugs do not infest carpeting like fleas.

Q  Can I spray my childs backpack with BedLam to prevent bedbugs from coming home with her from school? A We would not recommend spraying your childs backpack with any product. Children are in direct contact with their backpack for a long period everyday and they would be coming into contact with any insecticide sprayed onto the back for a long period too. It would be better to just use a heat treatment on the backpack. You can put the backpack into the dryer on med or high heat for about an hour to kill any insect or insect egg that may be present.