Concentrated Roach & Flea Fogger

The fogger is easy and simple to use - simply place newspapers on the floor in the middle of the room, press down the actuator tab, place the can in the center of the newspaper, and leave it in the room for 2 hours. Upon return, open any windows and doors and allow the room to air out for 2 hours. Before treating: Food and food-contact surfaces, including those for pet food, should be covered or removed from the area being treated. Countertops, dishes, pans or other surfaces that will contact food should be washed with soap and water after treatment if exposed to the fog. Clean articles stored behind closed cabinet doors do not have to be washed before use.

What is the proper way to use your foggers?

Food and food-contact surfaces, including those for pet food, should be covered or removed from the area being treated. Countertops, dishes, pans or other surfaces that will contact food should be washed with soap and water before using if exposed to the fog. Clean articles stored behind closed cabinet doors do not have to be washed before use. As instructed on the label, newspaper should be placed under the can before it is actuated. Though there is very little chance of product falling down around it, this is a precaution to prevent surface contamination in case of mechanical failure of the can or valve. Contains a flammable propellant as do all competing foggers, however, the small size in oz. of our product gives the same margin of safety as a typical 6 oz. water-based foggers. Pilot lights and other open flames in the treatment area must be extinguished.

Is this product safe to spray if I have pets?

Bengal's products are safe for pets once they have dried on the surfaces, and the airborne vapors have cleared out. It is best to remove the pets from the treated area when the product is applied and keep them out until it is okay for them to return. This might be 30 minutes for Roach Spray and two hours for a carpet sprays like Full Season or Bedbug Killer.

Extra caution is advised for cats since they do not have the necessary liver enzymes to break down many pesticides. Do not get the pesticide on their food or water, and make sure that surfaces that they may contact are COMPLETELY dry.

Two hours is usually a safe interval for all the products, but may be longer in humid or chilly weather when it takes longer for the sprays to dry.