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Features
- Kills Bed Bugs & Their Eggs When Spray Dries - The spray will kill once completely dry
- EPA Registered - Registered with the Environmental Protection Agency (No. 1021-1767-3) for indoor residential use
- Variety of Surface Applications - Apply as a surface spray to luggage, mattresses, furniture, box springs and more. See label for full list.
- High Pressure Aerosol - High pressure aerosol spray helps to treat deep into cracks and crevices where bed bugs are hiding
- For Indoor Use - Intended for indoor residential use according to label instructions
Description
Harris is America’s oldest EPA-registered company. With more than 100 products, the company provides solutions to treat everything from roaches and bed bugs to scorpions and stink bugs. Harris helps customers find easy and economical solutions to pest problems through helpful labeling, instructive videos and personal advice. Utilizing an EPA-approved formula that contains mgk 264 synergist, this spray is specially designed to kill all stages of bed bugs, including the eggs. Simply apply the spray to infested areas, such as luggage, garments, furniture, drapes, behind wall hangings, & baseboards, & allow it to dry before coming in contact with it again. Designed for indoor use, the spray is safe for use just about anywhere, including homes & non-food areas of restaurants, schools, Nursing homes, hotels, offices, apartments, motels, & hospitals. Start by shaking the can well. Hold the container upright with the nozzle pointing away from you, and depress the spray valve. You will want to try to hold the spray can approximately 8-10 inches from the surface you are treating Apply the spray to common label approved surfaces where bed bugs or eggs may be hidden. The spray will kill the bugs and eggs once it has dried. Spray each square foot for approximately 5 seconds. You want the surface to be damp, but not dripping. Locate and treat cracks and crevices. Our high pressure spray can get deep into cracks and crevices around floorboards, baseboards, bed frames, furniture, door and window frames. You can also apply aerosol on soft surfaces like carpets, mattresses, box springs, bedding, and more. After treating the surfaces, leave the room and allow the items to dry completely. Ventilate the area by opening doors and windows before reoccupying the room. After the spray is dry, you can replace the bedding and use any sprayed objects again.
Item Form: Spray
Item Weight: 1.1 pounds
Liquid Volume: 16 fluid ounces
Brand: HARRIS
Target Species: Insects
Brand Name: HARRIS
Unit Count: 1 Count
UPC: 072725000559
Global Trade Identification Number: 59
Included Components: Gardening^Pest Control^pest-controlling-insects
Item Type Name: Bug Killer
Manufacturer: P F HARRIS
Model Number: EGG-16
Part Number: EGG-16
Item Form: Spray
Target Species: Insects
Item Weight: 1.1 pounds
Liquid Volume: 16 fluid ounces
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Top Amazon Reviews
This is the first time that my child has brought home bed bugs while going to the parks in Orlando. Those pests had 2 months to reproduce before we figured out what was causing the marks on my daughter (after bringing her to a dermatologist who said it was allergies!!) I am now a bed bug expert after about 60+ hours of working crazily in her room and we are 110% bed bug free. First, DO NOT buy foggers. I used all 3 of these in her small room and when I went back into her room to get the empty canisters, they were all walking around!! Also, DO NOT get Bug traps to put by the foot of each bed pedestal. They don't capture anything and when her room was filled with them, none went in it!!! THIS IS THE ONLY thing that worked for me. (1) Diatomaceous Earth ("DE") powder with puffer, Harris Bed Bug Killer gallon SPRAY and Harris Egg Bed Bug Killer FOAM (about $9.00). Home Depot actually sells the Harris Bed Bug Kit that contains some of the above so I would buy the kit first. However, I used 4 cans of the FOAM so make sure you buy more foam cans. Since they do not sell the foam cans at the store, order more ahead of time! THAT REALLY IS THE BEST. I also bought and used a $49.00 Hand steamer they sell at Walmart and steamed the wooden planks, mattress and box spring. I then used bed bug encasements that I purchased on Amazon to encase both of them so the bugs cannot go in and cannot get out!! Those encasements really work. Make sure to dismantle the ENTIRE BED INCLUDING SCREWS! The first time I did her room, I just partially dismantled her bed and the first night, she saw more bed bugs. When I took apart her bed the 2nd time (this time everything was dismantled including the feet and all screws), I shockingly found most of the bugs and eggs in the wooden planks, crevices and screws beneath the box spring. I especially saw a ton of unhatched eggs when I took apart the feet to the wooden planks (in those spaces). When I sprayed the foam inside the holes, I actually saw them run out of the holes and die immediately. Also, the foam is the only thing I know on the market that kills UNHATCHED EGGS!! I saw the eggs burst when I sprayed them with foam. I used the gallon spray for everything else such as furniture, luggage, etc. Also, make sure that you re-do the room about 7-10 days to get rid of any eggs that hatched after you cleaned that you might have missed. I just disassembled her room today after doing all of the above and found nothing!!!! Not even dead ones. We were told that to get an exterminator to treat her room (about 10 x 10), it would cost around $1,000.00. However, even the exterminator would not have done all that I did and would have left some around. I guarantee you will be bed bug free if you follow these directions!! Good luck.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 15, 2017 Reviewed in the United States on January 15, 2017 by Sheri C.
I bought this spray because I had a mild bed bug problem and was especially worried about the eggs, which are hard to eliminate. I applied it as instructed and noticed a big difference within days. The best part is that it also kills the eggs, which helps prevent the problem from coming back. Also, it doesn’t have an unbearable smell like other similar products. I highly recommend it if you’re looking for a powerful and fast solution.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 29, 2025 by Analis mejias
I woke up one day with three bed bug bites on my back. Honestly, I thought they were a skin problem, and went away on a week-long trip. When I got back, I found what looked like a bed bug by the shower drain. I killed it, and the next morning I found that I had gotten two new bites in the night. Another day later, I had three bites on my arm. I also killed another bedbug in the bathroom. I did my research, and bought this spray as well as DE dust. After applying the dust to the four legs of my bed, along the floor, and making a dust barrier at all the doorways, I then thoroughly sprayed the mattress with this Harris spray. One 16 oz bottle was just enough to spray the whole mattress top and under, and also the bedframe beneath the mattress. I did not have enough in the one bottle to spray the whole room. This stuff goes quickly. In any case, I was bedbug bite free for a good four weeks after that. And then one dawn, I woke up to a bedbug sneakily crawling away from me on the pillow, which I promptly squished to death. Too late though, because I found a bite on my hand. I immediately went to the drug store and bought another bedbug spray (ortho brand) and sprayed the whole mattress again. I also ordered this from Amazon again, and when it arrived in 3 days, I used it on top of the ortho one. That was 8 days ago, and I have not found another bedbug or had another bite. So, I concluded that this spray will kill the bugs it can reach, but that the residual kill effect might be only in effect a couple of weeks. After that, it looks like you need to reapply. I plan to order more cans of this and the ortho (which also seemed very effective), and alternate spraying my bed and surrounding floor every 2-3 weeks for at least a few months. Will provide updates as to how that goes. - 12.28.2018 Update 3.14.2019 - bedbug free! Haven’t had a bed bug bite since December 2018, so I conclud that they’re gone. I am gonna keep buying the sprays to use regularly on the carpet of the hallway outside my apartment, especially near my door, because those initial bugs must have come from a neighbor, so I figure the best preventive is to kill them before they reach my apartment. Otherwise, I am breathing a big sigh of relief.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 28, 2018 by Lily
I recently purchased this product twice because I ran out and needed more. This spray has worked well in eradicating a bedbug infestation brought home from an out of state hotel. Upon removing the cap from the second can I bought, I had to use a wrench to get it off, it was so tightly attached. In the process of removal, the cap snapped and broke off the stem of the spray nozzle. I contacted a customer consultant at Harris to request a replacement can, which she did send to me. I am impressed with the service this company provides since this problem was obviously a manufacturing issue.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 21, 2025 by R. Hart
I hate bugs of any kind, and to say I was horrified to learn that we had bed bugs was...well, quite an understatement. I ran to my local store and was so glad they had this stuff. It works so well that I bought an extra can here.
Reviewed in the United States on August 28, 2025 by DjsSwampbunny
Could even try it as spray doesn't work. An update. Contacted customer service and they sent me replacement which shows they do care about customers. Will try and see if it works. But right now for the service and work with customers five starts! Hope product will do its job as well!
Reviewed in the United States on November 3, 2024 by Tammy
So you look and you see one of the worst things you can possibly imagine seeing crawling around. The first thing you want to do is scream and panic and burn down your dwelling. I know, I've been there. Don't do that though, really bad idea and not very 'green' either. Instead of all of the aforementioned, open your app/browser and start buying this stuff (the gallon spray as well). If you are really freaking out, get it shipped overnight. Once your stuff arrives, you can now be rest assured, the battle is over, and won, by you! You may not see the little b@$tard$ while you are spraying everything-EVERYTHING-with this magic substance, but trust they will get it. If you do encounter one/some you will get to watch with glee as they take one step with their evil little hell-demon legs into the mix and stop. Dead. Tomorrow you will wake up and see the casualties you have created. Depending upon how 'bad' you 'got it' this can last for some time. But you will hence forth experience these hell-spawns post-mortem, and that's a good thing. Look no further than Harris, this guy knows how to kill these buggers, fast, and continuously. Get some of the diatomaceous earth and keep that in the nooks and crannies. This is the MOAB of all BB killers, it works, and stays working.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 25, 2017 by Some dude, maybe you know him
I can see that different people are getting different results. Unfortunately, my results were not very good. I certainly did not expect what happened to happen. Rather than break my bed apart and start spraying everything, I decided to test it out on a few bugs that I trapped. I trapped four. Two were babies. One was mid-sized, and one was full grown. I had them all in a tray and gave them a mist. Nothing happened. It didn't seem to faze them. I waited four about ten minutes, but still nothing. I decided to soak them with more spray. They were pretty coated. This time, I saw some quick response. The big one, the middle one and one of the babies died instantly, or so I thought. I was surprised that one of the babies kept running around like nothing happened, looking for a way out. I read that the product doesn't kill until it dries, so I set the tray aside and went about my business for a while. An hour later, I came back but couldn't identify the smallest one. Perhaps it was dead and just camouflaged in with the dust and debri. To my astonishment; however, the largest one started moving again. I though it was maybe just the last of his death throws, so I waited a while longer. By the time I checked back, it had been about three hours since spraying them. Now the big one was going about like nothing had happened. He walked around the tray trying to find a way out. I was very surprised. I decided that I had nothing to loose, so I did some more chores and came back about another hour, and he was gone! He'd managed to climb out of the tray and move on to some hiding place. I was very disappointed, and decided not to waste my time breaking my furniture apart. I decided to try the silica dust and see how that goes instead. For those who are having good luck with this product, good. But, beware that it may not work for everyone.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 17, 2018 by Here's What I Think