A bug bomb is usually a can of pesticides in a type of aerosol can. How it works is you set it in the center of the room, turn it on, leave the room for a few hours and the pesticide fills the air. The can will have exact directions and how long to stay out of the room. They are inconvenient because you have to remove clothing or any other items that will be frequently handled, and it's recommended you cover all furniture. It also doesn't always reach insects that might be deep within walls. But it's easier and faster than other methods, and cheaper than an exterminator.
Most outlets that have an aisle with bug sprays.
A bug bomb is poison that's why it kills the bugs. So, if you breathe it in you are getting poisoned. Not smart.
There will be some more ... impact is difficult to imagine ...
During WW1 the Kettering Bug , an unmanned "flying bomb" , was created in the US by Charles Kettering of Dayton, Ohio .
it depends on where there colony is if it is in side the inner walls yes if it isn't then no.
Bomb your apartment with a bug bomb...best bet is to keep clean and uncluterd and throw away your box spring and buy a cat.
bug bombs and duddle bugs in Britain (no lie)
Well.... a bug bomb does have pesticides, i suppose if you really wanted to be idiotic enough to set off a bug bomb by your head and get sick and possibly die, yea its worth a shot. And hey, if it doesn't work at least I'll get a kick outta reading the newspapers afterwards.
Joshua Cravy goes by Bug Bomb, Cube, Peach, Sass in the back, and Lonely Island.
I have 2-Westinghouse DDT smoke bombs; I need more information so I can dispose of these properly
You may never enter this room again. This room is dead to you, as you are dead to the room. Move on with your life.
A doodle bug was an un maned flying bomb. They used to put enough petrol in them to reach certain destenations. when they ran out of petrol they would plumitt and explode doing a lot of damage they were called v1