Overwintering Kit for Stink Bugs, Lady Bugs, Boxelder Bugs - Questions & Answers

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  • Asked by Harold from Albuquerque, N. M.
    08/30/2011
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    Concerned about the safety of Demon WP and Eco PCO-D-X. Safe for baby?
    A
    Overwintering Kit for Stink Bugs, Lady Bugs, Boxelder Bugs are safe to use on/in a home with children as long as you follow the product labels. All children and pets should be out of the area while the products are being applied and they can safely return as soon as the Demon WP is dry.
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  • Asked by Betty from Claremont, Nc
    04/15/2015
    Q
    I am invaded by stink bugs, what should I use?
    I live in the middle of the state of North Carolina.
    A

    There are many products on the market that have a long lasting residual. Unfortunately, all of them will only have very limited results. Stink bugs move into structures to overwinter. They usually squeeze into wall voids, false ceilings, attics and other areas that are inaccessible to people and insecticides. As the heat kicks on in the house, the stink bugs warm up and start becoming active and emerge from hiding, driving residents nuts. Because most folks usually have no idea where the bugs are harboring you can only treat around baseboards, door frames and window frames and hope the insects will emerge where you have sprayed. After they contact the treated areas, it can take several hours for them to die. It is still worth spraying now to get rid of some of the bugs, but you will keep seeing them until spring when they will emerge en masse and leave the building. They do not eat, mate or lay eggs while indoors so need to worry about any damage or future baby stink bugs. This year you can be proactive by stopping these pests before they move in for the winter.

    Our most popular product for stink bugs by far is Demon WP, which is also contained in our stink bug kit.  The stink bug kit or Demon WP would be for keeping stink bugs out of your home.
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  • Asked by Teresa from Rocheport Mo 65279
    03/09/2013
    Q
    This is a fall treatment, but we all of a sudden are inundated by boxelder bugs would this product work now??
    A
    The products in the Overwintering Kit will kill insects year round. We do recommend you apply them in early fall to prevent the insects from moving in. Once the insects are in they are a bit harder to control because they harbor in inaccessible areas. You can apply the dust to the interior cracks and crevices and the Demon to the window and door frames and baseboards to help control these pests now. Using a vacuum with a hose attachment is also a quick way to get rid of these pests.
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  • Asked by Robert from Huntley, Illinois
    06/12/2013
    Q
    How can I eliminate box elder bugs for good?
    There not bad now but in fall they get real bad.
    A
    The products in the Overwintering Kit will kill insects year round. We do recommend you apply them in early fall each year to prevent the insects from moving in. Once the insects are in they are a bit harder to control because they harbor in inaccessible areas. You can apply the dust to the interior cracks and crevices and the Demon to the window and door frames and baseboards to help control these pests now. Using a vacuum with a hose attachment is also a quick way to get rid of these pests.
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  • Asked by Sven from Goodwater, Al.
    04/15/2015
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    How do I get rid of lady bugs that have taken over my bathroom window?
    A
    There are many products on the market that have a long lasting residual. Unfortunately, all of them will only have very limited results. Lady bugs move into structures to overwinter. They usually squeeze into wall voids, false ceilings, attics and other areas that are inaccessible to people and insecticides. As the heat kicks on in the house, the lady bugs warm up and start becoming active and emerge from hiding, driving residents nuts. Because most folks usually have no idea where the bugs are harboring you can only treat around baseboards, door frames and window frames and hope the insects will emerge where you have sprayed. After they contact the treated areas, it can take several hours for them to die. It is still worth spraying now to get rid of some of the bugs, but you will keep seeing them until spring when they will emerge en masse and leave the building. They do not eat, mate or lay eggs while indoors so need to worry about any damage or future baby lady bugs. This year you can be proactive by stopping these pests before they move in for the winter. We would suggest our overwintering kit for stink bugs, lady bugs and other similar pests. 
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  • Asked by Jerry from Mcminnville, Or
    10/05/2014
    Q
    If the products in the Overwintering Kit are applied to exterior siding, is it harmful to the paint?
    A
    The Temprid SC that is in the Overwintering Kit for Stink Bugs, Lady Bugs, Boxelder Bugs dries clear. It should not harm the paint. If you are concerned, you can test an inconspicuous area first.
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  • Asked by Martin from Peace Valley, Missouri
    02/09/2016
    Q
    What can I use to treat flies and lady bugs near a wall of windows in my house?
    I have flies and lady bugs inside the house that come from a wall of windows. Flies are lazy most die. On their backs.the windows are surrounded by stained pine boards and the house is clean. They get vacuumed up daily. About 12 per day. All winter long and Thur out the year. Use suspend sc inside and Telstar p outside.
    A

    You probably are dealing with cluster flies in addition to the lady bugs or Asian beetles, which are both overwintering pests that move indoors as temperatures cool, and then often come inside inadvertently as temperatures warm again. The Overwintering Kit has two great products to treat for these pests, although Suspend SC and Talstar P that you are already using will do a great job for an insecticide as well. Adding the CimeXa Insecticide Dust offers an additional barrier of protection, especially in tricky areas like under siding and in wall voids. For better control, we recommend taking a good look at ways to exclude these pests from entering the structure, check sealing around windows, doors, and where utilities enter the home. You should focus your treatments on sides of the house where you get the most afternoon and evening sunlight, as this is where these pests tend to gather most. Many customer also get great additional control using Insect Fly Light Traps inside to help capture cluster flies that have made their way indoors. You will not be able to complete eradicate them at this time of year, however, be sure to treat preventatively in late Summer and through the Fall going forward to keep these pests out.

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  • Asked by Debbie from Virginia
    05/23/2013
    Q
    Will it help with a house already infested?
    I get rid of 10-20 stinkbugs when I get home from work everyday. Will this product help if I already have them in my house?
    A
    Once they are in your home there really isn't much you can do other than vacuum and sweep them up. The ones you are currently seeing are ones that harbored in your home in the fall and are now emerging trying to leave your home as the weather warms up. To prevent this next year you could use this kit to start treating in August, and treat your home once every 30 days through at least November. The products in this kill will help some in killing any that emerge onto a surface you sprayed or dusted, but it will not keep them from coming out or get to all the ones still hidden.
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  • Asked by Todd from Milledgeville, Ga
    01/19/2016
    Q
    What can I use to get rid of hundreds of lady bugs in my house and RV?
    They show up every year in the fall and last all the way through winter.
    A

    We would recommend using the Overwintering Kit for Stink Bugs, Lady Bugs and Boxelder Bugs. It has everything in it that you will need to do a complete treatment.

    STEP 1 - SPRAY - Temprid SC

    Temprid SC is a liquid concentrate that must be diluted with water and applied with a hand pump sprayer. Temprid SC has two active ingredients that provide both quick knockdown and residual control to help prevent stink bugs and similar pests from entering the structure.

    *Always wear gloves such as Nitrile Chemical Resistant gloves when handling and mixing pesticides.

    *To mix the Temprid SC, fill sprayer tank 1/3 - 1/2 with clean, temperate water. Shake Temprid SC before opening, then add desired amount of Temprid SC Insecticide Concentrate to sprayer tank. Shake or agitate mixture before adding remainder of water, then agitate again before spraying.

    *For initial treatment, use 2 x 8mL packets per gallon of water.

    *For follow up treatments, use 1 x 8mL packet per gallon of water.

    *Temprid SC should be sprayed around the outside of the home to create a protective barrier to keep bugs from getting inside. Spray about 3 ft. up the side of the house, and about 3-5 ft. out from the structure from the base of the foundation (spraying directly on the ground) -- this will give you a powerful continuous barrier against pests.

    *Spray around window frames, door frames, any cracks and crevices around foundation or where caulking around windows and doors has opened up, around vents leading inside, and around lights (these bugs are attracted to the light from windows, doors, etc.).

    *Concentrate spot treatments on the sides of the home that receive afternoon and/or full sunlight.

    *Spot treat indoors along window frames, door frames, garage doors, attic vents, and where utilities enter.

    *Keep pets and children out of the treatment area while spraying and until the application has dried, usually about an hour.

    *Try to use up all the spray mixture in one application. If spray solution is stored overnight, re-agitate the tank before spraying.

    *Do not apply Temprid SC to edible plants such as vegetable gardens or fruit trees.

    *Repeat treatment every 30 days through the Fall or until the first frost.

    STEP 2 - DUST - CimeXa Insecticide Dust and Bellow Hand Duster

    For the best control of stink bugs and similar pests, apply CimeXa Dust both indoors and in cracks and crevices outdoors. CimeXa Dust is all natural and contains no active ingredients that degrade in sunlight or over time. Using the included bellow hand duster ensures accurate applications into areas where dust will not be easily moved or washed away by rainfall.

    *After your insecticide spray has dried, you can apply the insecticide dust.

    *Using insecticide dust can be very messy, so be sure to wear gloves and consider having a moist paper towel handy to clean up excess dust indoors.

    *To fill the Bellow Hand Duster, remove the black rubber stopper on top of the duster. Gently unscrew the white top of the CimeXa dust, then slowly tap the dust into the duster. Fill the duster up to halfway (or less), so there is plenty of room for the dust to move inside the duster.

    *You may want to add a few small objects such as coins, pebbles, or marbles to prevent clumping inside the duster.

    *Replace the black stopper so that it fits snugly into the opening. Remove the black rubber cap from the end of the extension wand. To apply dust, hold the duster upside down, so that the extension wand is on top, then gently squeeze the bellows between the thumb and fingers.

    *Apply insecticide dust to cracks and crevices such as:

    • around window and door frames
    • around areas where cables, pipes and wires enter the structure
    • around eaves and soffits
    • any crack, crevice or gap where pests can enter

    *Dust can also be used indoors in cracks and crevices where the dust will not easily be removed or disturbed, such as behind outlet covers, under baseboards, around pipe collars, and under and behind cabinets.

    *Re-apply insecticide dust every 6 months.

    *See our Video for more tips on dusting.

     

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  • Asked by R. from Charlotte, Nc
    10/02/2014
    Q
    Is the overwintering kit for stink bugs the same as the stink bug control kit?
    I noticed both the overwintering kit and the stink bug control kit have the same products. Will they perform the same outcomes?
    A
    Yes, the Overwintering Kit and the Stink Bug Kit do contain the products. They will produce the same results. The Overwintering Kit works for pests that attempt to get into your home during the winter time, such as stink bugs, lady bugs, and boxelder bugs. Please let us know if you have any additional questions.
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  • Asked by Ruth from Gilmer Tx
    08/05/2017
    Q
    What is good to kill Asian Ladybug beetles in the house?
    Infested the last 5 years in the fall
    A

    We generally recommend using our Overwintering Kit for stink bugs, lady bugs and boxelder bugs. This kit comes with everything you will need to do a complete treatment. 

    The treatment should begin before temperatures drop and pests start searching for places to harbor for the winter. Relying on treatments in the Spring, when pests are moving back outdoors, will provide limited results. Your first treatment should be in August, before the weather begins to cool, and continue through November or until the first frost of the Fall. The best treatment for overwintering pests is preventative treatment.

    STEP 1 - SPRAY - Bifen IT

    Bifen IT is a liquid concentrate that must be diluted with water and applied with a hand pump sprayer. Bifen IT has two active ingredients that provide both quick knockdown and residual control to help prevent stink bugs and similar pests from entering the structure.

    *Always wear gloves such as Nitrile Chemical Resistant gloves when handling and mixing pesticides.

    *To mix the Bifen IT, fill sprayer tank 1/3 - 1/2 with clean, temperate water. Shake Bifen IT before opening, then add desired amount of Bifen IT Insecticide Concentrate to sprayer tank. Shake or agitate mixture before adding remainder of water, then agitate again before spraying.

    *For initial treatment, use 1 fl oz per gallon of water.

    *For follow up treatments, use 1 fl oz per gallon of water.

    *Bifen IT should be sprayed around the outside of the home to create a protective barrier to keep bugs from getting inside. Spray about 3 ft. up the side of the house, and about 3-5 ft. out from the structure from the base of the foundation (spraying directly on the ground) -- this will give you a powerful continuous barrier against pests.

    *Spray around window frames, door frames, any cracks and crevices around foundation or where caulking around windows and doors has opened up, around vents leading inside, and around lights (these bugs are attracted to the light from windows, doors, etc.).

    *Concentrate spot treatments on the sides of the home that receive afternoon and/or full sunlight.

    *Spot treat indoors along window frames, door frames, garage doors, attic vents, and where utilities enter.

    *Keep pets and children out of the treatment area while spraying and until the application has dried, usually about an hour.

    *Try to use up all the spray mixture in one application. If spray solution is stored overnight, re-agitate the tank before spraying.

    *Do not apply Bifen IT to edible plants such as vegetable gardens or fruit trees.

    *Repeat treatment every 30 days through the Fall or until the first frost.

    STEP 2 - DUST - CimeXa Insecticide Dust and Bellow Hand Duster

    For the best control of stink bugs and similar pests, apply CimeXa Dust both indoors and in cracks and crevices outdoors. CimeXa Dust is all natural and contains no active ingredients that degrade in sunlight or over time. Using the included bellow hand duster ensures accurate applications into areas where dust will not be easily moved or washed away by rainfall.

    *After your insecticide spray has dried, you can apply the insecticide dust.

    *Using insecticide dust can be very messy, so be sure to wear gloves and consider having a moist paper towel handy to clean up excess dust indoors.

    *To fill the Bellow Hand Duster, remove the black rubber stopper on top of the duster. Gently unscrew the white top of the CimeXa dust, then slowly tap the dust into the duster. Fill the duster up to halfway (or less), so there is plenty of room for the dust to move inside the duster.

    *You may want to add a few small objects such as coins, pebbles, or marbles to prevent clumping inside the duster.

    *Replace the black stopper so that it fits snugly into the opening. Remove the black rubber cap from the end of the extension wand. To apply dust, hold the duster upside down, so that the extension wand is on top, then gently squeeze the bellows between the thumb and fingers.

    *Apply insecticide dust to cracks and crevices such as:

    • around window and door frames
    • around areas where cables, pipes and wires enter the structure
    • around eaves and soffits
    • any crack, crevice or gap where pests can enter

    *Dust can also be used indoors in cracks and crevices where the dust will not easily be removed or disturbed, such as behind outlet covers, under baseboards, around pipe collars, and under and behind cabinets.

    *Re-apply insecticide dust every 6 months.

    *See our Video for more tips on dusting.

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  • Asked by Kemp from Kelso, Wa
    04/06/2017
    Q
    How do I control adult largus / bordered plant bugs?
    I have had limited success treating for nymphs during summer months, but it got away from me last year and after a mild winter I still have swarms of adult largus (which look similar to boxelder bugs, however nymphs are very different) around south-facing windows and doors, especially on warmer days. Any suggestions for treatment at this time of year? Help!!!
    A

    The largus or bordered plant bug will behave similarly to boxelder bugs, feeding on plants in summer and hiding in protected areas during the winter. You usually will not see significant plant damage from these pests. To prevent them from entering the home, you will need to treat in late Summer and Fall  when these pests are moving indoors. If you only wait until Spring when they are inadvertently finding their way indoors instead of outside, then you will only get limited control. We sell a great Overwintering Pest Kit to help protect your home from these Fall invaders. Be sure also to practice good Exclusion by sealing up any possible openings around windows, doors, utilities, or other access points where these pests may be able to hide on or in your home.

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  • Asked by John from Frederic, Wi. 54837
    10/13/2015
    Q
    How do you treat for Asian beetles/ ladybugs?
    A

    Our Overwintering Kit  would be great for treating for Asian Beetles/Lady Bugs. The key is to treat early enough (early fall) and to apply the product in the right places. Asian beetles enter the structure through cracks and crevices, especially around windows and doors. Be sure to treat these areas thoroughly once a month through November. 

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  • Asked by Jill from Lehi, Ut
    10/03/2016
    Q
    What can I apply to treat for spiders, boxelder bugs and other insects?
    A

    We recommend treating with the products in our Overwintering Kit which works great for spiders, boxelder bugs and other listed insects. You will mix 8ml of Temprid SC with a gallon of water per 1,000 sq ft to all the interior and exterior cracks and crevices. You will treat monthly on the outside and quarterly on the inside. The CimeXa Dust is applied with the Bellow Hand Duster to all of the voids. Please take a few moments to review our treatment articles on How to Get Rid of Spiders and How to Get Rid of Boxelder Bugs.

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  • Asked by Bren from Ann Arbor, Mi
    12/27/2016
    Q
    Do you recommend the Overwintering Kit for Stink Bugs, Lady Bugs, Boxelder Bugs outside for prevention and when do I apply it?
    I live in Michigan and the outbreak occurs in the fall when they hatch.
    A

    Yes, we recommend the Overwintering Kit for Stink Bugs, Lady Bugs, Boxelder Bugs for your stink bug and boxelder bug issue. We recommend applyong in the fall which is when they both start coming indoors to batten down for the winter months. We also recommend sealing up any cracks and crevices in the exterior of your home so that you can prevent them from coming indoors. 

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  • Asked by Curtis from Galesburg, Mi
    04/06/2017
    Q
    What is best to use to control/kill squash or stink beetles indoors?
    A

    We sell an excellent Overwintering Kit for Stink Bugs, etc that contains a liquid concentrate, insecticide dust, and hand duster to be used primarily in the late Summer and Fall to keep overwintering pests like Stink Bugs out. You can still use these items inside for crack and crevice and spot treatment as well, just keep in mind that you will likely still see some bugs in the Spring as temperatures warm again. Bugs you find inside may be placed in soapy water, removed and placed outside, or flushed down the toilet or vacuumed. You should avoid crushing them inside as they will likely leave a stain on the wall or floor and a foul smell! Please see our Stink Bug Treatment Guide for more information.
     

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  • Asked by Jim from Ohio
    05/05/2015
    Q
    What is the best indoor pest control and fast kill of Stink Bugs/Shield Bugs?
    A
    We recommend treating with our Overwintering Kit for the treatment of stinkbugs and shield bugs. It is important to make a monthly application on the exterior of the structure especially during the months of August-November yearly for the best control. The products can also be applied to indoor cracks and crevices once every three months. If the stinkbugs have already foraged inside, vacuum those that are present.
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  • Asked by Ken from Kirk Wood
    07/26/2017
    Q
    Can I use the Overwintering Kit for Stink Bugs, Lady Bugs, Boxelder Bugs in my chimney?
    What about chimneys? Is dusting the firebox sufficient to keep bugs controlled?
    A

    Products in the Overwintering Kit for Stink Bugs, Lady Bugs, Boxelder Bugs should not be used in chimneys or firebox where it would contact wood or surfaces that will be used to burn wood.  To prevent future stink bugs from entering your fireplace you should find and seal up any cracks around the outside of the fireplace and chimney, and use a suitable fine mesh over the top of the chimney. 

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  • Asked by Timothy from Cleveland, Tx
    09/08/2017
    Q
    What type of propane fogging insecticide kills love bugs?
    A

    We do not currently carry any fogging concentrates that are specifically labeled for love bugs. We generally recommend using our Overwintering Kit

    STEP 1 - SPRAY - Bifen IT

    Bifen IT is a liquid concentrate that must be diluted with water and applied with a hand pump sprayer. Bifen IT has two active ingredients that provide both quick knockdown and residual control to help prevent stink bugs and similar pests from entering the structure.

    *Always wear gloves such as Nitrile Chemical Resistant gloves when handling and mixing pesticides.

    *To mix the Bifen IT, fill sprayer tank 1/3 - 1/2 with clean, temperate water. Shake Bifen IT before opening, then add desired amount of Bifen IT Insecticide Concentrate to sprayer tank. Shake or agitate mixture before adding remainder of water, then agitate again before spraying.

    *For initial treatment, use 1 fl oz per gallon of water.

    *For follow up treatments, use 1 fl oz per gallon of water.

    *Bifen IT should be sprayed around the outside of the home to create a protective barrier to keep bugs from getting inside. Spray about 3 ft. up the side of the house, and about 3-5 ft. out from the structure from the base of the foundation (spraying directly on the ground) -- this will give you a powerful continuous barrier against pests.

    *Spray around window frames, door frames, any cracks and crevices around foundation or where caulking around windows and doors has opened up, around vents leading inside, and around lights (these bugs are attracted to the light from windows, doors, etc.).

    *Concentrate spot treatments on the sides of the home that receive afternoon and/or full sunlight.

    *Spot treat indoors along window frames, door frames, garage doors, attic vents, and where utilities enter.

    *Keep pets and children out of the treatment area while spraying and until the application has dried, usually about an hour.

    *Try to use up all the spray mixture in one application. If spray solution is stored overnight, re-agitate the tank before spraying.

    *Do not apply Bifen IT to edible plants such as vegetable gardens or fruit trees.

    *Repeat treatment every 30 days through the Fall or until the first frost.

    STEP 2 - DUST - CimeXa Insecticide Dust and Bellow Hand Duster

    For the best control of stink bugs and similar pests, apply CimeXa Dust both indoors and in cracks and crevices outdoors. CimeXa Dust is all natural and contains no active ingredients that degrade in sunlight or over time. Using the included bellow hand duster ensures accurate applications into areas where dust will not be easily moved or washed away by rainfall.

    *After your insecticide spray has dried, you can apply the insecticide dust.

    *Using insecticide dust can be very messy, so be sure to wear gloves and consider having a moist paper towel handy to clean up excess dust indoors.

    *To fill the Bellow Hand Duster, remove the black rubber stopper on top of the duster. Gently unscrew the white top of the CimeXa dust, then slowly tap the dust into the duster. Fill the duster up to halfway (or less), so there is plenty of room for the dust to move inside the duster.

    *You may want to add a few small objects such as coins, pebbles, or marbles to prevent clumping inside the duster.

    *Replace the black stopper so that it fits snugly into the opening. Remove the black rubber cap from the end of the extension wand. To apply dust, hold the duster upside down, so that the extension wand is on top, then gently squeeze the bellows between the thumb and fingers.

    *Apply insecticide dust to cracks and crevices such as:

    • around window and door frames
    • around areas where cables, pipes and wires enter the structure
    • around eaves and soffits
    • any crack, crevice or gap where pests can enter

    *Dust can also be used indoors in cracks and crevices where the dust will not easily be removed or disturbed, such as behind outlet covers, under baseboards, around pipe collars, and under and behind cabinets.

    *Re-apply insecticide dust every 6 months.

    *See our Video for more tips on dusting.

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  • Asked by Joe from Centreville, Maryland
    12/06/2015
    Q
    What can I use to get rid of stink bugs?
    I have a high amount of stink bugs in my home. I use a professional maid service and yet I still have at least 2-3 a day. What preventive measures can I use or take?
    A

    We sell an excellent Overwintering Kit for Stink Bugs, Lady Bugs, etc. that contains a liquid concentrate, insecticide dust, and hand duster to be used primarily in the late Summer and Fall to keep overwintering pests like Stink Bugs out. You can still use these items inside for crack and crevice and spot treatment as well, just keep in mind that you will likely still see some bugs in the Spring as temperatures warm again. Bugs you find inside may be placed in soapy water, removed and placed outside, or flushed down the toilet. You should avoid crushing them inside as they will likely leave a stain on the wall or floor and a foul smell! Please see our Stink Bug Treatment Guide for more information.

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