CIMEXA BED BUG DUSTING

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  • Опубліковано 15 жов 2024
  • It is video I show how I dust CIMEXA bed bug insecticide dust. Let me know if you've any questions. .
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  • @patriciacz8622
    @patriciacz8622 4 роки тому +4

    Thank you. That is simple enough. Even I can accomplish this. Just bought some CimeXa today.

    • @DIYPinto
      @DIYPinto  4 роки тому

      Good luck!

    • @jamesb1525
      @jamesb1525 3 роки тому +1

      Did it work I know I’m late

  • @tommyrose2834
    @tommyrose2834 Рік тому

    Simple and straightforward thanks!

  • @GeorgeZimmermen
    @GeorgeZimmermen 2 місяці тому +1

    I love hearing non professionals mispronounce diatomaceous earth. It’s the favorite part of my job being an exterminator for 16 years

  • @69125173
    @69125173 4 роки тому +7

    Respectfully, I believe you are holding the puffer/ blower upside down.

  • @sukapakwu
    @sukapakwu 5 років тому +3

    It’s been a year since this video. How is it now? Please reply me. Thank you alot 😭

  • @bibishebelawe6828
    @bibishebelawe6828 6 років тому

    Where can I get z blower you has been saying to mention on the link but no show up

  • @GrizzlyGog
    @GrizzlyGog Рік тому

    Where get blower?

    • @baronepam
      @baronepam 27 днів тому

      Hardware store or Amazon

  • @MaximilianKohler
    @MaximilianKohler 4 роки тому +1

    Pretty sure that application was too heavy. Simply cutting off the top of the cimexa bottle and using that as the puffer seemed to work well.

    • @DIYPinto
      @DIYPinto  4 роки тому

      Thanks for the tips!

  • @midnightcandlelight3230
    @midnightcandlelight3230 5 років тому

    I've applied Cimexa and it's been a week and I'm still getting bit. Idk what I'm doing wrong.

    • @DIYPinto
      @DIYPinto  5 років тому +3

      Cimexa takes time. You may want to get a residual spray for your bed frame.

    • @DIYPinto
      @DIYPinto  5 років тому +2

      Getting rid of these critters can be agonizing. Keep learning on how to get rid of them and stay diligent

    • @midnightcandlelight3230
      @midnightcandlelight3230 5 років тому +2

      @@DIYPinto I've had them on and off for 3 years. This last infestation has been going on since November. I will get rid of them and get them again because these bugs are everywhere basically in almost every hotel and apartments. I also don't live in an apartment so it just gets on my stuff it seems I have to throw all of my stuff away but simply can't afford to especially when I might get them again.

    • @midnightcandlelight3230
      @midnightcandlelight3230 5 років тому +1

      @@DIYPinto I know it is annoying getting bit up almost 20 times a day and walking around with welts all over my shoulders, arms and chest. The bites have definitely increased. I have a metal bunk bed and so there is no box spring or headboard or not much areas for them to hide and I don't have a mattress or a foam pillow and if they were hiding in the nightstand table I powdered that too. I have no idea where they can be hiding where they are not dying unless they are falling off the ceiling but then again there is Cimexa all along the walls and they can't get to the ceiling unless they climb through the Cimexa. I'm thinking they are hiding on my bed in the blankets. The whole floor and walls are covered in this stuff and the bed post are too but nothing has changed.

    • @Onlinebuyer01
      @Onlinebuyer01 5 років тому +8

      @@midnightcandlelight3230 get yourself a few bottles of 91% alcohol and an empty spray bottle. Spray every inch of your mattress until it's soak. You can also spray it on your clothes and shoes. It'll kill any bugs and eggs on your mattress. Get paper or foam bowls and put them under the post of your bed and put cimexa in the bowls to stop them from crawling back in bed with you and feeding off of you. Get some Temprid and a gallon spray bottle from Amazon and spray your entire house not just the problem areas. After it dries dust the same areas with Cimexa. The reason they keep coming back is because a bed bug can survive a year without feeding so keep at it monthly for about 15 months. I hope this helps.