Question 1

Where are you supposed to spray this in your home? Like just in the air or what? Also are you supposed to leave your house once you spray this?

Accepted Answer

we spray this all around the edges of the room and on any furniture that you pet lays on....we do this late at night(in lounge).close doors and that way after a good spray it has 8 hrs to work without having to breathe the spray in

Question 2

What are the ingredients on this? Im concerned about using it on my cat...

Accepted Answer

Hi there, the spray contains a water-based formula that contains 1% of Dimethicone, a silicone that is widely used in human cosmetics and hair care products. At a microscopic level, the silicone immobilises the fleas in the cat’s hair coat (or in furnishings) making them more susceptible to removal, be that via the animal’s self-grooming activity or, in the environment, via vacuuming. The fact that they are immobilised also means it is difficult for the fleas to feed and breed.
The formulation used is simple; in order of quantity used: water, silicone, a mild detergent, fragrance and a preservative – all ingredients commonly found in animal and human shampoos and bodywashes; each with a recognised, acceptable safety profile, to both humans and animals. The product is manufactured in a factory that is recognised for its compliance with current standards of Good Manufacturing Practice, ensuring product safety and consistent standards of quality. I hope this helps! Gina.

Question 3

Does this contain permethrin?

Accepted Answer

What is permethrin and why is it dangerous?
Permethrin is an insecticide used to kill fleas. It’s safe to use on dogs, but is extremely poisonous for cats. Permethrin is found in a number of different flea products for dogs, including spot-on treatments, shampoos, sprays and flea collars and is a common ingredient in household flea sprays and powders.

Permethrin is highly toxic to cats, it affects their nervous system, first causing it to become over sensitive (twitching/seizures) and then causing paralysis.

Permethrin poisoning is most common when a dog flea treatment is put on a cat by accident, but can also happen if a cat comes into contact with permethrin on a dog, for example when grooming or sharing a bed.pdsa website

Question 4

Can this be used in bedroom? Curtains, bed etc?

Accepted Answer

Hi there, yes, this can be used in bedrooms etc. It is not an insecticide, it's pesticide free so can be used as often as required. Before spraying on carpets and soft furnishings test a small inconspicuous area to test for compatibility.  Spray from a distance of 30cm, applying 17 pumps uniformly across each square metre of surface. 
Avoid spraying onto wooden and laminate floors as this product will make the flooring slippery. Best wishes.

Pet Type	Cat
Product Dimensions	5 x 8.5 x 18.5 cm; 360 g
Item model number	K0251
Pet Life Stage	All Life Stages
Flavor	Cats
Item Form	Oil
Allergen Information	Allergen-Free
Colour	Clear
Size	300 ml (Pack of 1)
Volume	13.05 Fluid Ounces
Number of Items	1
Quantity	1
Specific Uses	Active
Batteries required	No
Batteries Included	No
EU Energy Efficiency Label	A
Item Weight	360 g

Bob MartinClear Flea Repellent Spray for the Home and Cats - Controls Flea and Tick Infestations in the Household (300ml)

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