If Crossfire Bed Bug Concentrate froze, it is no longer effective and should be discarded. It is recommended to store the product at room temperature.
If you have a professional coming to spray your house, we do not advise spraying anything to mess up their treatment.
No, Crossfire Bed Bug Concentrate would be seams/spot treatment only. You can't spray Crossfire all over the encasements. Per the label for mattresses, it states, "Crossfire can be directly applied to mattresses and box springs surfaces. For porous surfaces such as mattresses and carpet perimeter areas, apply until thoroughly damp but not wet. Infested bed linens should not be treated. These should be removed, tightly sealed in a plastic bag, laundered, and dried at high temperatures before re-use. Vacuuming surfaces before treatment is highly recommended. Using pinstream, coarse or low-pressure equipment, spray directly to the mattress surface, paying special attention to seams, folds, tufts, and edges, as well as bed frames and box springs where bed bugs harbor. Re-make the bed with clean linens before reuse."
Crossfire Bed Bug Concentrate will only work in the rooms that it is sprayed. Unfortunately any other tenants dealing with bed bugs will continue to have them if they do not treat as it only kills those that contact a treated area.
Unfortunately there is no way for us to know why manufacturers do not test products such as Crossfire Bed Bug Concentrate to be fogged. Any time that you go off label, it will not give you the same results as if you've used it per the label. Keep in mind that manufacturers spend a lot of time & money to come up with rates/usage to give you the best perfomance from a product. Going against that will give you potential ineffective results
Crossfire Bed Bug Concentrate is labeled to kill bed bugs and bed bug eggs that you make direct contact with.
Crossfire Bed Bug Concentrate is not labeled to be broadcast across floors and treatment should only be directed to cracks and crevices and around baseboards and carpet perimeters. Please refer to the product label for complete application instructions.
Crossfire is only labeled for bed bugs. If you are looking for something to kill roaches, please take a look at our Roach Control Kit A. Each of the products in the kit will be needed to eliminate a roach infestation. We also have a guide here that can help explain the treatment for roaches.