You can use the Nuvan ProStrips to treat a recliner. You need to make sure that you are able to seal the recliner in some kind of plastic or container and seal it. You need to make sure you leave enough room for the vapor to flow throughout the recliner, while sealed, and leave it sealed for 4 weeks. Be sure to let the recliner air out for a few days before you use it again. A more thorough way of treating would be to use Bedlam Insecticide Aerosol, spray the tufts, folds, seams, cracks and crevices where bed bugs can hide. You would need to do this every 7-10 days until you go 30 days without any bites or activity. We recommend reading over our Bed Bug Treatment Guide for more information.
We are not aware of any pest resistant to Nuvan ProStrips . You may need to leave the items completely sealed up for at least two weeks for complete kill.
Nuvan ProStrips is not labelled for drywood termites and would not be an effective method of treatment. Drywood Termite colonies are located in the wood they are eating, therefore we recommend directly treating the area with Termidor Foam or BoraCare. Please review our How to Treat for Drywood Termite Guide for step by step instructions on the most effective treatment.
Yes, Nuvan ProStrips are labeled for use in RV’s. Use one strip per 100-200 cubic foot of enclosed area.
Each Nuvan ProStrip treats 100-200 cu. ft. of space. The clean, odorless vapor is evenly distributed throughout the enclosed treatment area, killing visible and hidden insects on contact and preventing new insect infestations. Nuvan Prostrips can only be used in small enclosed areas such as closets (no air vents can be present), cupboards, boxes, bags or small storage areas, that can be closed off for at least 2 weeks to kill anything inside. If the boxes are taped closed or otherwise sealed, the vapor will not get into them, so these need to be opened so the contents can be exposed.
Yes, Nuvan ProStrips can be used in enclosed areas to treat for gnats.
Nuvan ProStrips must remain in a sealed, enclosed area for at least 2 weeks to be effective. If the sofa is in this type of area, then the Nuvan strips could be used. A better option for furniture would be to use something like SteriFab. You may want to look over our Bed Bug Treatment Guide for more information.
Per the instructions on the product label: Remove Nuvan Prostrips from the sealed bag when ready to use and place inside the included plastic cages, then hang in area or put in container/bag that needs to be treated. Do not use in areas where people will be present for prolonged periods of time, such as in offices, bedrooms, or kitchens. Within homes, use only in closets, wardrobes, and cupboards.
Per the manufacturer, as long as no air could reach the actual edible items when treating with the Nuvan ProStrips, then they should be fine to consume.
Per training with the manufacturer the recommended time to keep items sealed with Nuvan ProStrips is 2 weeks to be sure every stage is killed that could be in the containers.
It should be fine to wear shoes that were treated with Nuvan ProStrips. Just air out for an hour or so and inspect to ensure nothing is in them.
Nuvan ProStrips are not labeled to be used to treat an entire house. They are designed to treat items in sealed containers or bags, leaving them sealed up for at least 2 weeks.
You would have to seal up the car and not use it for at least 2 weeks to be able to use the Nuvan ProStrips. They would not be effective if you are constantly opening and closing the doors, and you cannot stay in the car while they are being left inside.
Technically, yes, if applied according to the label instructions, Nuvan ProStrips can be used in a car (with all windows and doors fully closed) without posing any risk to nearby cars or buildings. Nuvan strips must be kept in an enclosed space for a minimum of 2 weeks in order to be effective. You’ll use one strip per 100 to 200 cubic feet of enclosed area. After the car has been closed up with the strips for a minimum of 2 weeks, you’ll want to let the car air our for a couple hours before occupying.