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What is the duration of the validity of the termination of this product? How do you know?

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I spray  my bed, carpets, sofas and dog bed al least ones every three months and never had any problem with bugs. One time, we went to a hotel and I took it with me . My family was laughing and saying "This is a very classy, expensive hotel you don't need that" . Well guess what? My hub and I weret the only ones with no bed bug  bites. I buy two cans a year! Use them at home and take it with us on vacation.

Question 2

Does this product  kill lice eggs/nits

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The can itself lists Lice along with ticks, fleas and dust mites too. So I would think so. BUT do not apply to your skin or hair. IT IS an INSECTICIDE which means it has ingredients that kill the insect using chemicals that could be absorbed through the skin and could be harmful to us humans and our pets too. You are not suppose to spray your pets either. 
I've only treated for a very minor flea not even infestation. A rescue pet from the shelter came home with two maybe. We are mostly hard floors not much carpet. So that helped circumvent any real infestation from developing. But we did use this following directions and also spot treated all the pets even those without a sign of flea. We did two full cycles. Never saw another flea or it's eggs or debri on our pets who get brushed daily. Ok now IF I were to use for lice which we never have had as it also is unusual in MT but not unheard of, I would start by buying human only treatments & follow directions carefully for that product. But then strip the bedding off beds and treat mattresses and under the bed and edges of mattresses including the edge at top against head board or wall especially well. Do early in day so all day it has to work and dry. Treat stripped bedding or as you pull it off the bed in layers. I also would buy a dustmite proof mattress cover for allgerens to put over the mattress after treatment and dried to protect the people who sleep on the bed besides putting back the freshly laundered bedding. I also would allow the treated bedding to sit an hour or two before washing so the insecticide has the ablity to do it's best work. I have used Defense Soap Laundry treatment sold here on Amazon and is expensive but it convinced me it worked to prevent an insect based rash from spreading further to others in house. A skin biopsy was sent to two different pathology labs for evaluation & came back insect bites not identifiable. Anyway for a lice infestation I would treat fabric covered furniture like the mattress. Allow to air dry 12 to14 hours. Do this lightly but may hit the top where hair may come in contact with a little more. And then just as an extra percaution use a bath towel or two between person and chair/sofa/etc. for a while and wash these towels frequently like your bedding too. Hope this gives you some common sense approaches. But I must emphasize I've never used this for anything but two fleas & never saw another. We washed the pet bedding and beds frequently and treated before washing and also under and around the floors a foot or two too. For lice I might want to treat under the bed on floor now and again too but very light spray. Good luck to you I empathize even though my use isn't the same a lot of similarities...egg cycles on fleas too etc.

Question 3

If this one can be spray to bed?

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mattress bed frame  and so on, wall molding closet

Question 4

Can you spray directly on upholstery?

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Yes, I think it is safe to spray directly on fabric upholstery! I don't know about leather and vinyl, though

Asin	B005GWTSPA
Date First Available	July 20, 2008
Item Model Number	Spray Way - SW003R
Manufacturer	Sprayway
Product Dimensions	2.7 x 2.7 x 10 inches; 1.25 pounds

Good Night Bed Bug Spray, 16oz | Odorless, Water-Based, EPA Registered | Eliminates Bed Bugs, Lice, Ticks, Fleas, House Dust Mites | Ideal for Homes, Dormitories, Hotels

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