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*The U.S Environmental Protection Agency exempts Bugzilla from the requirement to register because all of its ingredients (both active and inert) are considered to be of "minimal risk" under the Federal Insecticide and Rodenticide Act (Pesticide Registration (PR) Notice 2000-6 Minimum Risk Pesticides Exempted under FIFRA Section 25(b) Clarification of Issues.)
Additional Product Information
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To Repel Pests and Eliminate Infestations:
Spray Bugzilla wherever insects are found especially in cabinets, under appliances, near garbage, and in cracks where insects enter and leave premises. Repeat application until insects are no longer sighted. Used routinely, Bugzilla will prevent future insect infestations.
To Kill Insects:
Turn nozzle to stream and spray Bugzilla onto bug(s). The amount of product required to kill insects varies from species to species. Most insects will be killed with the first blast, others will be immobilized and need one or two more applications to finish them off.
“My own dog and the farm dogs all had fleas last year and sure enough, the fleas got in the house and we had a big problem. UGH! One round of Bugzilla in my house last fall and haven’t seen a flea since. Awesome product. I hate chemicals around my small children — with Bugzilla, I have nothing to worry about.”
“Bugzilla is FANTASTIC!!! I used to be all bitten up by bed bugs but I haven’t had a bite in over two months now. Not only that but it also got rid of cockroaches… You make a truly GREAT product, thank you and God bless you.”
“I have an outer room that I want to convert to a porch and yesterday I started construction. When I removed a wall panel to my horror I saw hundreds of carpenter ants. Good thing I had a bottle of Bugzilla. I sprayed the ants and they all died. Nice to know that there will be no harmful chemicals lingering in that room. Bugzilla worked great.”
Bugzilla FAQs
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Our product is non-toxic to pets. Most pets will be completely turned off by the taste and will not consume Bugzilla.
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Yes. Bugzilla’s repelling effect on insects will keep them from entering the premises. Keep in mind that rain can wash it away or dilute it. Spray where the rain can’t fall on it or during a dry period of weather.
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We do not recommend that Bugzilla be used outside in areas that receive direct prolonged sunlight. The sun’s UV rays break down the composition of this natural product and it loses its effectiveness.