Does Lysol Kill Bed Bugs?
Can Lysol kill and get rid of bed bugs?
Lysol has long been used an extremely popular disinfectant using it to kill bacteria, viruses, and cleaning surfaces, but many people are starting to use it to control pest and insect problems.
So is Lysol strong enough to kill and protect you from bed bugs? The answer is Yes and No. Read below to find out why.
Lysol and Bed Bugs
The active ingredient in most Lysol (keep in mind that each type of Lysol has different ingredients) is 79% Ethanol, which is a high enough alcohol volume to kill bed bugs when sprayed directly with Lysol.
So, yes, when sprayed directly with Lysol a bed bug will die. But Lysol will not keep bed bugs off the bed and it will likely not kill bed bug eggs. So if you spray a bed with Lysol, it will not prevent you from being bitten by bed bugs.
Even though Lysol will kill the germs and bacteria on a bed, it will do little to protect you from bed bug bites. Since there are better methods to protect you against bed bugs, we don't recommend using Lysol to control your bed bug problems.
Top 10 Popular Myths to Kill Bed Bugs
Below are some of the most common bed bug removal myths...but which ones will work and which ones don't?
- Does Rubbing Alcohol Kill Bed Bugs
- Does Bleach Kill Bed Bugs
- Does Cold Kill Bed Bugs
- Temperature to Kill Bed Bugs
- Does Boric Acid Kill Bed Bugs
- Will Raid Kill Bed Bugs
- Do Foggers Kill Bed Bugs
- Does Lysol Kill Bed Bugs
- Does Dry Cleaning Kill Bed Bugs
- Does Steam Kill Bed Bugs
What's the Best Way to Get Rid of Bed Bugs?
While these methods will work to help control your bed bug situation, there are easier techniques and strategies to stop bed bug problems in your home. All of the best bed bug removal techniques have been included in a detailed guide that you can download below:
>> Try the Proven Method to Get Rid of Bed Bugs Today, You Will Not Regret It! <<
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