-
Call Us 0800 783-266
-
Mail Us info@fleacontrol.co.nz
Call Us 0800 783-266
Mail Us info@fleacontrol.co.nz
To effectively control flea infestation on carpets, the objective should be to eliminate flea eggs and larvae to prevent the cycle of one flea generation after another. Effective flea carpet sprays will give you flea control for up to a year.
Safe products can be purchased to rid your carpet of eggs and larvae. For example, Best Flea Control Spray. It’s an all-natural flea treatment spray that will kill fleas, eggs, and larvae embedded in carpets. It is also safe and non-toxic. The alternative to flea-drop products will not cause harm to those who come into contact with it. Indeed, it is the best for all surfaces.
We highly recommend Flea Control Sprays and a powerful truck mount steam cleaning service to eliminate fleas in your carpet for up to a season. It is with orange peel extract with d-limonene as its active ingredient. The ingredients include cinnamon oil, lemongrass oil, and peppermint oil to create a natural pesticide; spraying in the homework, the ingredients block neurotransmitters in fleas known as octopamine-like insect adrenaline. When octopamine stops, fleas disappear quickly because it obliterates their central nervous system. Spray carpets, upholstery, bedding, and g; the fleas and eggs will die. There is no offensive chemical smell, just the fragrance of plant and tree oils.
Last, De Flea Spray by Natural Chemistry is a flea control preventative for carpets and pets. There are no harmful chemicals from the pest control sprays, attacking and destroying fleas and other pests. It is similarly done by melting the protective coating, penetrating the animal’s body, and overdoing it on a diuretic. Indeed, this is very lethal to fleas but entirely safe for animals and humans.
Protect your animals and the carpets in your home using flea carpet sprays with natural ingredients that are safe yet still effective. Therefore, as a leading pest control company, Auckland Steam n Dry works in compliance with the Armed Forces Pest Management Board and Controls for Managing Hazardous Substances.
Updated Last: August/27/2023 By Graeme Stephens. (2001 IICRC Master Technician)