Features & Benefits
- Provides residual control for up to one month
- Approved for direct application to mattresses and box springs with a non-staining formulation
- Approved for use in vehicles and modes of transportation
- Kills pyrethroid-resistant bed bug strains
- Dual modes of action for bed bug control
- Ready-to-use foaming aerosol formulation
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CrossFire Aerosol FAQs
CrossFire contains three active ingredients:
- Clothiandin – gives it a long residual
- Metofluthrin – provides quick knockdown
- Piperonyl butoxide (PBO) – fights metabolic resistance
The toxicology studies for CrossFire resulted in a LD50 for mammals greater than 5,000 milligrams per kilogram of body weight, therefore the EPA does not require a signal word.
The label states that CrossFire has a four-week residual, however third-party research shows greater than 90% control for up to 12 months.
Source: Eurofins Agroscience Services, Inc. (2014)
CrossFire will not stain water-safe fabrics or surfaces. It may leave a visible residue on dark surfaces, similar to a wettable powder, which can be removed easily with a damp rag.
- 17-ounce aerosol can
- A concentrate is also available in a 13 ounce and 130-ounce bottle (see CrossFire Bed Bug Concentrate)
Please contact your distributor for availability.
During the early stages of an infestation, bed bugs tend to be located in very close association to beds and/or upholstered furniture. As populations increase in age and size, however, the likelihood of finding bed bugs in unpredictable areas away from the host-feeding sites also increases. Some key bed bug hot spots include:
- Mattresses
- Box springs
- Bed frames
- Headboards
- Upholstered furniture
- Desk chairs
- Carpet edges
- Under and behind baseboards
- Behind wall hangings
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