Indorex Flea Spray

Product Information

Before using Indorex® Defence Household Flea Spray ensure that all of your doors and windows are closed.

We found the smell to be quite potent when compared to Indorex, like a fly spray, but it soon disappeared after being left for half an hour. As versatile and fast-acting as it is, the spray is non-toxic, so, you can safely use it around the house and yard.

The vibrations from the vacuum will make sure any unhatched pupae will hatch and be killed but the Indorex® you have used. It comes with three discs and there are further refills available, so you can use them all year round and not just for temporary measures. They’re best for targetted action as opposed to a room-wide solution, for instance spraying directly onto bedding and carpets. You need to pick a good day where you can leave the house for a few hours and also leave windows and doors open after about an hour to air the room and free it of any leftover smell or airborne chemical particles.

Veterinary practices hear many tales of woe from clients who have treated their pets and homes two or even three times with cheap supermarket products without putting any noticeable dent in the flea population- and then cleared the problem the first time using Indorex spray or quality flea bombs.It should mostly be used on rugs and carpets, so can be used alongside sprays if you need to also tackle curtains, beds or sofas. Flea infestations are not only highly irritating for dogs, cats and other furry animals, but can lead to health problems and complications if left unchecked, such as flea hypersensitivity and skin conditions. Vacuuming is vital as no insecticide can kill off fleas at the pupae stage (you must wait until they hatch), so hoovering regularly over the course of seven days should get all last traces remaining. The sprinkle-on formula acts as a carpet cleaner, being left to work its way in before needing to be vacuumed.