Dangerous ingredients, environmental residue, and non-target involvements are ways in which bug sprays are harmful. Sprays can include ingredients -- organic and synthetic -- which may disrupt human, pet, and wildlife functions and which result in harm to unintended audiences. They may leave traces which produce short- and long-term effects.
Ant and bug sprays can be harmful to pets if ingested or inhaled. It is important to keep pets away from areas where these sprays have been used and to follow the instructions on the product label carefully to ensure the safety of your pets.
Most outlets that have an aisle with bug sprays.
There are several marketed bed bug sprays that are well reviewed including one from Green Earth that is not harmful to humans or the environment. Many people also control bedbugs with sprayed rubbing alcohol, heat, cold, vacuuming and other methods (or combinations of methods).
"Raid bug sprays are always very effective at gettimg rid of insects, but they now have a green line which is just as effective, but better for the environment."
A good anti-pest and bug spray is Badger's. In my opinion, the organic bug sprays are better for your plants than the chemicals. Also, the chemical bug sprays may damage your plants.
There are a great number of harmful effects of different insect sprays. These sprays can kill wildlife and taint water.
possibly yes
Swallowing a bug is likely not harmful. Swallowing a bug can be harmful if the person is allergic to the bug.
Bug spray is generally not combustible due to the types of propellants used in these products. However, the propellants used in bug sprays can be flammable when exposed to an ignition source, so it is important to store and use bug sprays away from heat and flames.
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While products may have different brand names, these days, most bug sprays contain something called "pyrethrins" (often under a trade name like "bifenthrin"). Pyrethrins are chemicals that attack the insect's nervous system and balance, and ultimately cause it to be unable to fly or move. They are usually derived from certain flowers, and are fatal to insects but generally not harmful to humans; however, pyrethrins are very toxic to fish.
no and yes it depend what bug