Recent studies are showing that propoxur is very effective on bed bug populations, with 100% mortality rate in some cases. However, 250 Propoxur Aerosol is currently not labeled for the treatment of bed bugs, so we cannot make a comment either way how effective it is. The product may be offici…
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It will really depend on how heavy handed you are when you spray. Typically, 250 Propoxur Aerosol takes less than an hour to dry when applied according to the product label.
We assume you are treating for bedbugs. There is no exact time we can tell you when the bedbugs should be gone. You should treat every 7-10 days until you do not see any activity or receive any bites for 30 days. Most folks have to treat between 3-5 times. The key to getting rid of bedbugs quickly i…
Read Full Answer »No. We only have propoxur available in aerosol formulation.
We would not recommend using 250 Propoxur Aerosol in electrical outlets. While there are some aerosols that can be used in electrical outlets this use is always listed prominently on the product label. We recommend applying a dust product such as Pyganic dust with a bellow hand duster into electrica…
Read Full Answer »Propoxur 250 can last for about 4 weeks and can be reapplied as often as every 7-10 days.