I live in a house that is very rustic including Knotty Pine rough cut on the inside of my house there are plenty of cracks and crevices how the hell do I use this stuff to fix my problem?
This is a God send. I used it two times. One application a month. What I did was I stayed away for a week from infected house. Then sprayed my couch and bed completely. The hallway walls.. I let it dry put fresh linen on. I slept that night on the bed. Next morning all I saw was dead bedbugs everywhere. Once you spray and let it dry you have to sleep on bed or couch so they come to you. You are the bait.
I came across your channel while battling with my bedbug problem. You’re the only one I subscribe to 2days ago, out of the many I’ve been watching. I’ve hired a pest control company They’ve treated my condo three weeks in a row. They use crossfire. I don’t wish this battle on anyone. I used a different company first and fired them. Anyway, this company states I can wash my floors an hour or so after the treatment. Is that correct?
I am almost rid of them. My biggest problem is my couch which I eventually have to get rid of but cannot afford that at this time. I have spent thousands of dollars on Crossfire but it is very effective. You just have to keep at it.
Lile the guy said you're bringing them back in somehow. Also when treating you need to wash all clothes a certain way as well becsuse they're more than likely in the seems of your clothes. So place clothes in a plastic trash bag for 24hrs to suffocate them, run the dry clothes thru the dryer on high heat for about an hour then wash them in hot water and dry on high heat again, that's should take care of your clothes. I'd recommend storing clothes in plastic bags or totes afterwards to prevent them from getting in them again. Stored cardboard boxes, shoe boxes, carpet any type of fabric they can and will live in you ha e to treat all at the same time or even get rid of some stuff
I stand by this product. About 4 to 5 years ago I had my first experience with bed bugs. I was staying with family when I fell on hard times. Someone had brought a bed in the house a few months later that's when we started finding then. At that point they wasn't bad. Yet we would find them. Well I ended up moving in with my uncle prior to me moving in I found out he had them. So before I moved in I treated the house we had put new carpet in and treated and then painted the roon I was staying in upstairs. It was like every 3 months they was back. I had watched some of your videos using cross fire. Well after spending up around 1000 over time I decided to try it. I got 2 13oz bottles. I took everything to the laundry mat that I could and extra dried everything. I then went back home and treated with cross fire. Now it was killing on contact but not instantly. Yet over the next few weeks we stopped finding them. I moved out and bought a house 2 years or so he told me he still didn't have any bed bugs. A couple years ago I treated my house because of fleas and it worked. Only reason I seen this video today I'm thinking about buying some more as we now have 3 cats and 2 dogs and the last 2 weeks with the temperature dropping fleas have become a big problem. We got meds from the vet for the animals but I want to treat the house so I'm thinking about getting some more cross fire because how well it's worked in the past. Not only for me but a few others had bed bug problems back at that time and they all asked me whst did I use so they used it and since they have also been free of bed bugs. But these fleas are just getting out of control this year and I want to stop it as fast as possible.
The only place I've seen a few bedbugs my bed, carpet in the bedroom. I used steam cleaner and Harris spray to treat mattress/box springs and carpet. I also sprayed the livingroom furniture and rugs. How much Crossfire will I need to treat my home of 1200 square feet. Most of the floors are carpeted. Thanks.
So we have to sleep on bed in order for treatment to be effective? Once dry is crossfire safe for pets to be around? I suppose so since you can sleep on it once dry. I am just at my wits end because I have had 2 expensive heat treatments done and they keep resurfacing
Ik it's a year later but yes, you're the bait. It's scary, I'm 13, and I hardly sleep at night. They feed once every 3-8 days, and the floor is bait too. Crossfire works wonders after reappliance, spray every other week and you will be able to get rid of them quick
Hi Jason I have been following your CZcams channel for quite a while now , I would like to know where can I buy Crossfire for a darn good price since the exchange right between US DOLLARS and Namibia dollars. 1 USD = 16 Namibia dollars
In my experience helping people through CZcams that’s the main culprit to failure is not properly mixing. If the bugs don’t die and the mix isn’t just right that’s why
We are in the middle of a complete home reno - so son was sleepy in couch in livingroom while we worked on his bedroom. Out of no where he got bites on his arms. Found the couch was infested. So we wrapped up the couch & removed it from home. Haven't seen any bed bug activity other than in that couch. I just bought products from a local DIY Pest Store. They sold me Alpine WSG & gentrol. Told me to mix them. Will this work in making sure we don't have a true infestation or should I bring it back & buy Crossfire?
@@GreenAkersPCI used Crossfire, but realize I added too much water. I used a full gallon of water and added the Crossfire. Before using Crossfire I used Oryho and was not getting bit. After Crossfire the number of nites exploaded. Is that normsl and will the excess water stop Crossfire from being effective?
😕😩What’s the process for treating clothing and liens after spraying the house? After the house and car is fix does that mean everything else is good???
@GreenAkersPC I don't have a dryer but I wash my clothes and linens on high heat 90° then just air dry them by hanging them on a cloth rack stand in my room. Would that be okay?
We used Crossfire about a month ago, the first few days, we noticed a lot dead bed bugs on the treated areas. We did the 2nd treatment a couple of days ago just to make sure we got them. Crossfire is the real deal.
You need to do another treatment he recommended doing treatments every 2 weeks to kill them faster also did it work for you? I have been watching his videos all night long and just wanted some feedback before spending money on it
My landlord-appointed exterminator is coming today to treat my apartment for bed bugs. He says he will use Crossfire, but he says he will also use Bedlam 2, which is a repellent. Should I go behind him at some point and re-treat everything with Crossfire? I don't completely trust these guys..
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What do I mix crossfire with ? Or do I just apply it straight from the jug ?
How have sales been on your course? I certainly will pick it up if I have bedbug issues.
I live in a house that is very rustic including Knotty Pine rough cut on the inside of my house there are plenty of cracks and crevices how the hell do I use this stuff to fix my problem?
This is a God send. I used it two times. One application a month. What I did was I stayed away for a week from infected house. Then sprayed my couch and bed completely. The hallway walls.. I let it dry put fresh linen on. I slept that night on the bed. Next morning all I saw was dead bedbugs everywhere. Once you spray and let it dry you have to sleep on bed or couch so they come to you. You are the bait.
Thank you for your comment. This is amazing!
I have encasement on the mattress and spring box. Can you spray cross fire directly on that without removing the encasement?
@@MKLA000 My exterminator made me take off the encasement. He said the crossfire wouldn't really stick to it.
Got me with that title lol. I've been bedbug free for almost two years and was thinking about buying Crossfire...because why not.
Yes…crazy how I come back to weekly videos with a title like this lol. Wife titled it for me
After 1 treatment the bugs appeared to go crazy for 4-5 days then the biting subsided.
Crazy how?
i dont want it to get worse 😭
They are dying@@hupakoe05
Me to
What do you do about apartments? Shared wall settings and apartment hallway with carpet ?
I came across your channel while battling with my bedbug problem. You’re the only one I subscribe to 2days ago, out of the many I’ve been watching. I’ve hired a pest control company They’ve treated my condo three weeks in a row. They use crossfire. I don’t wish this battle on anyone. I used a different company first and fired them. Anyway, this company states I can wash my floors an hour or so after the treatment. Is that correct?
I am almost rid of them. My biggest problem is my couch which I eventually have to get rid of but cannot afford that at this time. I have spent thousands of dollars on Crossfire but it is very effective. You just have to keep at it.
How many treatments? How long have you been treating with crossfire?
I know this is old but steaming is what helped me a lot with the couch. But do it before treating
Lile the guy said you're bringing them back in somehow. Also when treating you need to wash all clothes a certain way as well becsuse they're more than likely in the seems of your clothes. So place clothes in a plastic trash bag for 24hrs to suffocate them, run the dry clothes thru the dryer on high heat for about an hour then wash them in hot water and dry on high heat again, that's should take care of your clothes. I'd recommend storing clothes in plastic bags or totes afterwards to prevent them from getting in them again. Stored cardboard boxes, shoe boxes, carpet any type of fabric they can and will live in you ha e to treat all at the same time or even get rid of some stuff
I stand by this product. About 4 to 5 years ago I had my first experience with bed bugs. I was staying with family when I fell on hard times. Someone had brought a bed in the house a few months later that's when we started finding then. At that point they wasn't bad. Yet we would find them. Well I ended up moving in with my uncle prior to me moving in I found out he had them. So before I moved in I treated the house we had put new carpet in and treated and then painted the roon I was staying in upstairs. It was like every 3 months they was back. I had watched some of your videos using cross fire. Well after spending up around 1000 over time I decided to try it. I got 2 13oz bottles. I took everything to the laundry mat that I could and extra dried everything. I then went back home and treated with cross fire. Now it was killing on contact but not instantly. Yet over the next few weeks we stopped finding them. I moved out and bought a house 2 years or so he told me he still didn't have any bed bugs. A couple years ago I treated my house because of fleas and it worked. Only reason I seen this video today I'm thinking about buying some more as we now have 3 cats and 2 dogs and the last 2 weeks with the temperature dropping fleas have become a big problem. We got meds from the vet for the animals but I want to treat the house so I'm thinking about getting some more cross fire because how well it's worked in the past. Not only for me but a few others had bed bug problems back at that time and they all asked me whst did I use so they used it and since they have also been free of bed bugs. But these fleas are just getting out of control this year and I want to stop it as fast as possible.
The only place I've seen a few bedbugs my bed, carpet in the bedroom. I used steam cleaner and Harris spray to treat mattress/box springs and carpet. I also sprayed the livingroom furniture and rugs. How much Crossfire will I need to treat my home of 1200 square feet. Most of the floors are carpeted. Thanks.
One 13oz bottle can take care of your whole house if done correctly
So we have to sleep on bed in order for treatment to be effective? Once dry is crossfire safe for pets to be around? I suppose so since you can sleep on it once dry. I am just at my wits end because I have had 2 expensive heat treatments done and they keep resurfacing
Ik it's a year later but yes, you're the bait. It's scary, I'm 13, and I hardly sleep at night. They feed once every 3-8 days, and the floor is bait too. Crossfire works wonders after reappliance, spray every other week and you will be able to get rid of them quick
Vaccum alot too!
Hi Jason I have been following your CZcams channel for quite a while now , I would like to know where can I buy Crossfire for a darn good price since the exchange right between US DOLLARS and Namibia dollars. 1 USD = 16 Namibia dollars
Amazon
Your mod jinxed you. "100% success" 🤣
What is your opinion of Aprehend (Beauveria bassiana). Would using both Crossfire and Aprehend be beneficial?
hi my house is 125 square feet, should I pour all of the 13 ounce crossfire into water or use half of it later?
Never try to mix Half a gallon with a 13 oz bottle
In my experience helping people through CZcams that’s the main culprit to failure is not properly mixing. If the bugs don’t die and the mix isn’t just right that’s why
Do you recommend using Gentrol with the crossfire?
No. It won't work and there have been studies that prove that IGRs don't work on Bed Bugs
@@GreenAkersPC
Thank you sir
Where’s the best place to buy crossfire
I got mine on Amazon
@@Mel-pb4nndid it work
My floor is wooden...how can i put it under the wood?😢or i will spray only in the cracks and sides?
Just baseboards is all
Crossfire doesn't delivery to me in Los Angeles California?? I need help
Amazon or eBay bro
We are in the middle of a complete home reno - so son was sleepy in couch in livingroom while we worked on his bedroom. Out of no where he got bites on his arms. Found the couch was infested. So we wrapped up the couch & removed it from home. Haven't seen any bed bug activity other than in that couch. I just bought products from a local DIY Pest Store. They sold me Alpine WSG & gentrol. Told me to mix them. Will this work in making sure we don't have a true infestation or should I bring it back & buy Crossfire?
Gentrol won’t work but alpine does kill bed bugs and might be all you need
@@GreenAkersPCI used Crossfire, but realize I added too much water. I used a full gallon of water and added the Crossfire. Before using Crossfire I used Oryho and was not getting bit. After Crossfire the number of nites exploaded. Is that normsl and will the excess water stop Crossfire from being effective?
😕😩What’s the process for treating clothing and liens after spraying the house? After the house and car is fix does that mean everything else is good???
Use the washing machine and wash your clothes on high heat and dry with high heat
@GreenAkersPC I don't have a dryer but I wash my clothes and linens on high heat 90° then just air dry them by hanging them on a cloth rack stand in my room. Would that be okay?
How can i get it delivered to Germany?
Hatte es von Amazon uk bestellt und ging durch den Zoll.
What kind of guarantee do you give for bed bugs?
I guarantee I kill them lol what do you mean?
We used Crossfire about a month ago, the first few days, we noticed a lot dead bed bugs on the treated areas. We did the 2nd treatment a couple of days ago just to make sure we got them. Crossfire is the real deal.
It’s been about 2 weeks since I sprayed crossfire. And I js caught an alive bb??
What could that mean?
It takes 4-6 weeks for all the bed bugs to die off
You need to do another treatment he recommended doing treatments every 2 weeks to kill them faster also did it work for you? I have been watching his videos all night long and just wanted some feedback before spending money on it
My landlord-appointed exterminator is coming today to treat my apartment for bed bugs. He says he will use Crossfire, but he says he will also use Bedlam 2, which is a repellent. Should I go behind him at some point and re-treat everything with Crossfire? I don't completely trust these guys..
He’s probably just flushing with the bedlam but your main treatment is the crossfire
How can I get crossfire
www.Amazon.com/shop/greenakerspestcontrolllc
You don’t deliver crossfire to Denmark?