Tired of bed bugs coming back? Bed bugs go finish kpatakpata!
The 2-step kit that hits the adults and the young ones that hatch later, with a simple 14-day plan to guide you.
- Step 1 spray for the cracks and frames
- Step 2 powder for the seams and corners
- 14-day plan card to guide you
Bed bugs don’t just bite. They disgrace you.
If that last one sounds familiar, it’s not your fault. Most people fight bed bugs the wrong way. Here’s why.
You killed the bugs. You didn’t kill the next generation.
Bed bugs lay eggs in tiny cracks, seams and joints. Most sprays kill the bugs they touch, but eggs survive and hatch days later. That’s why the problem “returns” a week after you thought you won.
“A powder alone will do it.”
Powder keeps working, but it’s slow. Without a fast spray first, you suffer more bites while you wait. That’s why our kit starts with Step 1.
“One strong spray will finish them.”
Sprays mostly kill the bugs they touch. Eggs hidden in cracks hatch days later, and many bed bugs have become resistant to common insecticides.
“If it doesn’t work overnight, it’s fake.”
Because of the egg cycle, real control takes weeks, not hours. Anyone promising overnight results is not being honest with you.
Bed bug facts every home should know
The spray is fast. The powder is slow, but it keeps working.
Neither one alone is the full answer. Here is exactly what each does, so you know what to expect.
Strengths
- Works fast on the bed bugs it touches
- Reaches into cracks and frame joints where they gather
Limits
- Once it dries, it does much less
- It may not reach eggs hidden deep in cracks
- Not for mattresses, bedding or near food and sockets
Strengths
- Very effective: bugs that crawl through it dry out and die
- Keeps working for as long as it stays dry and in place, so it catches babies as they hatch
- Works physically, not as a poison, so the resistance that weakens many sprays doesn’t stop it the same way
- No smell, no stains, wipes off with a damp cloth
Limits
- Slower: bugs usually take a few days to die after touching it
- Stops working if it gets wet or is swept away
Spray in the morning. Powder in the evening.
- When
- In the morning, before you leave for work or school. The room gets the whole day to dry and air out.
- How often
- Day 1 and Day 7. Only spray again on Day 14 if you still see live bugs. Spraying every day does not work better.
- Leave the room?
- Yes. Spray, open the windows, close the door and keep everyone, including children and pets, out for at least 4 hours, until it is completely dry and aired. Spray in the morning and come back in the evening, and you’re covered.
- Where
- Bed frame joints, behind the headboard, chair and sofa frames, cracks in walls and floors.
- Never on
- Mattresses you sleep on, sheets, pillows, clothes, skin, food areas or electrical sockets.
- When
- In the evening, once the spray is fully dry. Powder on a wet surface turns pasty and stops working.
- How often
- Apply on Day 1, top up on Day 7, then leave it in place for at least 3–4 weeks. Re-apply wherever it gets wet or swept away.
- Sleep in the room?
- Yes. Let the dust settle before lying down. Keep sleeping in your bed: the bugs have to cross the powder to reach you.
- Where
- A thin, barely visible layer on mattress seams and edges, bed legs, under the bed, along the walls, chair joints, and behind fridges and cookers.
- Tip
- Use a soft paintbrush to work it into seams. Thin is better than thick: bugs walk around heaps.
+ 14-DAY PLAN CARD
Simple enough to follow, strong enough to finish them.
Before Day 1: prepare the room
- Clear clutter from the floor and under the bed.
- Sweep or vacuum well, including mattress sides, bed joints and along the walls. Throw the dirt away in a tied bag, outside.
- Pull sheets off gently and bag them so bugs don’t drop on the floor. Wash in hot water and dry in the sun.
- Move the bed a little away from the wall, and don’t let bedding touch the floor.
Morning: spray. Evening: powder.
Spray frames and cracks before you leave, keep the room closed with windows open. In the evening, once dry, powder the seams, bed legs, corners and along the walls.
Leave the powder in place
Don’t sweep it away. Keep sleeping in your bed. You may still see a few bugs: they are walking through the powder and will die over the next days.
Morning: spray again. Evening: top up powder.
This hits the babies that hatched from eggs after Day 1. Don’t skip it.
Check every night
Use a torch on seams and corners. Add a little powder wherever you still see bugs.
Check, then keep the powder
Still seeing live bugs? Spray once more. Either way, leave the powder in place for at least 3–4 weeks to catch any late hatchers.
Not just a bottle. A complete plan.
| Single spray | Single powder | BEDBUG BANISH kit | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fast knockdown | Yes | Slow | Yes (Step 1) |
| Keeps working for days | No | Yes | Yes (Step 2) |
| Catches bugs that hatch later | Often missed | Slowly | Yes, + Day 7 repeat |
| Clear day-by-day plan | No | No | 14-day card |
Free delivery. Pay when it arrives.
Starter Kit
One bedroom
- 1 × Step 1 Spray (250ml)
- 1 × Step 2 Powder (500g)
- 14-day plan card
Family Kit
2–3 rooms + parlour
- 2 × Step 1 Spray
- 2 × Step 2 Powder
- 14-day plan card
Landlord / Hostel Pack
Flats, hostels, hotels
- 5 × Step 1 Spray
- 5 × Step 2 Powder
- 5 plan cards
BANISH
PROMISE
The Banish Promise
Follow the 14-day plan. If you still have bed bugs on Day 14, tell us and we’ll help you finish the job.
Get your BEDBUG BANISH kit
No payment now. We call you to confirm, then you pay the delivery agent.
Before you order
How fast will I see results?
The spray works fast on the bugs it touches, so most people notice fewer bites within the first week. Finishing them takes longer because eggs hatch after treatment: about 2 weeks for a light problem, and 4–8 weeks of keeping the powder in place for a heavy one.
Should I leave the room after spraying?
Yes. Spray in the morning before you go out, open the windows, close the door and keep everyone, including children and pets, out for at least 4 hours, until it is completely dry and aired. If you spray before work and return in the evening, you’re well covered. Then apply the powder.
Can I sleep in the room with the powder?
Yes. Apply it in the evening, let the dust settle, then sleep as normal. Keep it on seams, bed legs and edges, not on your pillow. Sleeping in your bed actually helps: bed bugs must cross the powder to reach you.
Why am I still seeing bed bugs after a few days?
The powder is slower than the spray: bugs that touch it usually die over a few days. New ones also hatch from eggs for a week or two. Keep the powder in place, do the Day 7 repeat.
Why do I need both the spray and the powder?
The spray hits bugs where they hide right now. The powder stays on the seams and corners and keeps working on the bugs that hatch later. Together they cover each other’s gaps.
How many kits do I need?
One Starter Kit treats about one bedroom. For more rooms or a whole flat, choose the Family Kit. Hostels, hotels and landlords should take the Landlord Pack.
Do I pay before delivery?
No. You pay the delivery agent when your kit arrives. Delivery is free nationwide.
Is it safe to use at home?
Use it exactly as the label and plan card say. Keep the spray away from children, pets, food and bedding you sleep on, and air the room after spraying. Full safety information is on each product label.
What if I still see bed bugs after 14 days?
Let us know. We’ll check what was missed and help you finish the job under the Banish Promise.
⚠ Safety first
- Keep out of reach of children and pets. Store sealed, away from food.
- Never spray on sheets, pillows, clothes, skin or near food.
- Air the room after spraying. Cover your nose and mouth when applying powder.
- Read the full label on each product before use.