How often should you spray for pests?

We recommend periodic pest control treatments every quarter, or every 2 to 3 months, for residential structures to effectively discourage common pests or when you transition to a new house or apartment. For more significant invasions, monthly treatments over a 3 to 6 month period are recommended.

Is pesticide spray hazardous?

Pesticide exposure can irritate the nose, eyes, and throat, as well as harm the nervous system and kidneys, as well as an elevated risk of cancer Pesticide exposure, can cause muscle weakness, headaches, dizziness, and nausea, among other symptoms.

Is it true that bugs emerge after being sprayed?

You might be wondering what happens to bugs after they've been sprayed. Bugs will emerge after being sprayed since their hiding locations or refuge have been treated. It's okay to see them emerge after the treatment because it merely implies the toxins that will destroy them were sprayed on them.

How long do bugs survive after being treated?

The length of time it takes for the bugs to be eliminated is determined by the treatment method. The outcomes aren't always instantaneous. They aren't always accurate. For rats or cockroaches, the results will take a bit longer, ranging from a day to two weeks.

How long do you have to stay out of your house after spraying for bugs?

2 to 4 hours Most foggers or bombs advise that you leave the house for 2-4 hours before venting it by opening the windows for at least 1/2 hour. Most insecticide spritz products advise staying away from the treated region until it has dried.