How to Kill Mites Without Harmful
Chemicals?
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Published September 26, 2022
“...little critters didn’t show up and have NOT shown up… It does what you
said it’ll do!” — Lee P.
Mites Are Annoying, Disgusting, and Potentially
Dangerous
Once you see a single mite, there’s a good chance there are already thousands of
others nearby. These tiny bugs aren’t just a nuisance: they can damage food and plants,
irritate pets, cause severe itching in humans, and even transfer illness.1,2,3,4
Some
mites can jump onto humans and pets from rodents or birds, potentially transferring health
problems. They’re also known to cause grimy, red stains on clothes, walls,
carpets, and furniture.5,6
Cats and dogs can easily pick up mites when they go
outside.7 So if you notice your furry friend scratching despite no signs of
fleas or ticks, chances are, they have mites biting them.
Those facing a mite problem are often
left with just two choices: use chemical-based pest sprays or hire an expensive
exterminator.
Problem is, these traditional “solutions” can come with problems of their own…
The Truth About Bug Sprays & Store-Bought “Solutions”
Store-bought bug sprays are the most common “fix,” but they can come with serious risks.
Sprays often contain harsh chemicals, which can be harmful for people and
pets.3
Professional exterminators can be effective, but they’re expensive
and use strong pesticides that can be unsafe for the home.8
Others turn to “home
remedies” or DIY solutions, but these aren’t proven to work9 and can be a complete waste of
money.
The good news is, there’s now a reliable and affordable way to help defend your home from
risky, annoying mites.
Thank goodness for BugMD Essential Pest Concentrate…
This Mite-Destroying Solution is Helping Americans Finally Get Control of Their
Home
BugMD Essential Pest
Concentrate offers an easy, effective way to address pesky mites without risky pesticides
or expensive exterminators.
Unlike traditional options, BugMD Essential Pest Concentrate uses real, plant-derived
essential oils10 to fight mites. Thousands of Americans are already using this innovative
formula to control their mite problems.
But fair warning… the word is spreading like wildfire
about BugMD and most customers are buying in bundles.
I strongly suggest you order now before
inventory runs low or supplies completely sell out.
How Does BugMD Essential Pest Concentrate Work?
BugMD pest control spray uses a duo of plant-based active ingredients to
neutralize mites on contact.11,12,13
First, Clove Oil, which many
consider the first line of defense against a pest invasion. Clove Oil has been shown to work as an
effective, plant-based insecticide.14,15 According to Karen Russ, a garden specialist at
Clemson University, eugenol — the essential oil found in cloves — kills pests on
contact.16
The second special ingredient is Cottonseed Oil, which has
been used in agriculture for centuries to ward off all kinds of pests.17
Unlike
chemical sprays, BugMD’s plant-powered solution makes it safe for use around children & pets when used
as directed.
Best of all, it’s super easy to use. Simply spray directly onto areas where you’ve
seen or suspect mites. For best results, spray directly on mites to kill them on contact.18
It’s Simple To Use + Starts Working Right Away
Just 3 easy steps to start winning your home back from mites:
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Pour the contents of one full BugMD Essential Pest Concentrate bottle into a spray bottle with 27oz. of tap water. Shake to mix well.
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Spray the solution onto “problem areas”. We recommend saturating these areas for best results. Allow treated spaces to air-dry.
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If you happen to see mites, spray the “unwelcome guests” directly until wet.
For best results, make sure to spray hard-to-reach areas where mites tend to
hide: carpets, furniture, inside wall voids, pet areas, and more. BugMD is also safe to spray
directly even on edible plants, so you can use it on mites feeding in your garden.
Does BugMD Really Work on Mites?
Don’t take our word for it... look at these incredible reviews from verified customers:
“This solution works. I lavishly sprayed this diluted product as prescribed. I have
not seen one insect since spraying the product over and throughout my kitchen. All family members
agree, not one insect has been seen in our kitchen. This product works well!”
— Marcy S.*
“BugMD is by far the best product that I have used. I have only used it for a short
time but have seen no creepy crawlers in my kitchen. The concentrate is easily mixed in the sturdy
spray bottle. There is no residue or smell and is safe to use around my cat. Customer service was
quick to address a shipping issue… So glad I found this product.”
— Helen C.*
“Didn’t think it was gonna work after I first sprayed it. But after a day of
waiting and the evil little critters didn’t show up and have NOT shown up, all I can say is Wow! It
does what you said it’ll do! Great thanks! I’m sold and will reorder. 'Nuf said.”
— Lee P.*
*Results may vary.
How Does BugMD Compare To Store-Bought Sprays?
BugMD Essential Pest Concentrate
Store-Bought Mite Sprays
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Works without DEET, Formaldehyde, and other nasty chemicals
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Can have potentially harmful ingredients in the formula
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Formulated to kill mites on contact
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May not neutralize mites on contact
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Convenient, waste-saving refills: Just add tap water and spray!
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Repeat store trips and single-use waste from aerosol cans
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When used as directed, it’s safe to use indoors — even around kids and pets
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Potentially harmful to humans & animals
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Mild scent, no aerosol
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Can release unpleasant fumes
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Versatile: works on multiple pests including bed bugs, fleas, roaches, and more
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Designed for only one pest type
If you’ve already tried using traditional pest solutions, and you were always left
disappointed or the mites always came back… BugMD’s Pest Concentrate offers an effective
alternative.
For best results, we recommend spraying directly onto pests, around entrances to your
home, and in any problem areas. Most customers report seeing fewer nasty bugs almost right away. Plus, you
can order more at a significant discount so you’ll always have BugMD on hand.
For ultimate
convenience, you can sign-up for a monthly subscription plan. Mites, roaches, bed bugs, and other pest
infestations can happen in almost any season, so it’s always good to have protection
year-round.19
Bottom Line: If you’re tired of living with pesky
mites… and you want an easy, affordable, effective solution that works without harmful chemicals — then
you should give BugMD a try!
Here’s How To Fight An Ant Problem Without Risky Sprays
BugMD Essential Pest Concentrate is
not available in stores and can only be found online.
Now that you’ve discovered how to address
mite problems — without exposing yourself or your family to risky pesticides — follow these steps to get
started:
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Go to the official BugMD website to place your order.
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Start defending your home from annoying, nasty mites.
1. Agriculture | Province of Manitoba. Province of Manitoba - Agriculture. https://www.gov.mb.ca/agriculture/crops/insects/prevention-and-management-of-insects-and-mites-in-farm-stored-grain.html. Published 2015.
2. Wagner P. What Are Those Little Red Mites on My House?. SDSU Extension. https://extension.sdstate.edu/what-are-those-little-red-mites-my-house. Published 2020.
3. What to Know About Mites. WebMD. https://www.webmd.com/skin-problems-and-treatments/what-to-know-about-mites. Published 2021.
4. Mites Affecting Humans. Illinois Department of Public Health. https://dph.illinois.gov/topics-services/environmental-health-protection/structural-pest-control/mites-affecting-humans.html. Published 2022.
5. Ibid.
6. Waldvogel M, Bertone M, Apperson C. Mites That "Bug" People | NC State Extension Publications. Content.ces.ncsu.edu. https://content.ces.ncsu.edu/mites-that-bug-people. Published 2015.
7. Harvest Mites. Biltonvets.co.uk. https://www.biltonvets.co.uk/harvest-mites. Published 2019.
8. Bernardes, M. F. F. , Pazin, M., & Dorta, L. C. P. D. J. (2015). Impact of Pesticides on Environmental and Human Health. In A. C. Andreazza, & G. Scola (Eds.), Toxicology Studies - Cells, Drugs and Environment. IntechOpen. https://doi.org/10.5772/59710
9. Dougoud, J., Toepfer, S., Bateman, M. et al. Efficacy of homemade botanical insecticides based on traditional knowledge. A review. Agron. Sustain. Dev. 39, 37 (2019). https://doi.org/10.1007/s13593-019-0583-1
10. Snell E, Smith T, Bettini T, et al. Efficacy Of The 012813-3-A-SNE Formulation When Applied As Direct Spray Applications Against Various Pest Species. Meansville, GA: Snell Scientifics, LLC; 2019:1-26.
11. Cloyd R, Galle C, Keith S, et al. Effect of Commercially Available Plant-Derived Essential Oil Products on Arthropod Pests. J Econ Entomol. 2009;102(4):1567-1579. doi:10.1603/029.102.0422.
12. Enan E. Insecticidal activity of essential oils: octopaminergic sites of action. Comparative Biochemistry and Physiology Part C: Toxicology & Pharmacology. 2001;130(3):325-337. doi:10.1016/s1532-0456(01)00255-1.
13. Snell E, Smith T, Bettini T, et al. Efficacy Of The 012813-3-A-SNE Formulation When Applied As Direct Spray Applications Against Various Pest Species. Meansville, GA: Snell Scientifics, LLC; 2019:1-26.
14. Enan E. Insecticidal activity of essential oils: octopaminergic sites of action. Comparative Biochemistry and Physiology Part C: Toxicology & Pharmacology. 2001;130(3):325-337. doi:10.1016/s1532-0456(01)00255-1.
15. Russ K, Williamson J. Less Toxic Insecticides. Home & Garden Information Center | Clemson University, South Carolina. https://hgic.clemson.edu/factsheet/less-toxic-insecticides/. Published 2019.
16. Ibid.
17. Bogran, C., Ludwig, S., & Metz, B. (2006). Using Oils As Pesticides [Ebook] (4th ed., pp. 1-4). College Station, Texas: Texas A&M Agriculture Extension.
18. Ibid.
19. Vail K, Chandler J, Hensley D, Williams H. Managing Pests Around the Home. UT Extension Institute of Agriculture University of Tennessee. 2021;PB 1303. https://extension.tennessee.edu/publications/Documents/pb1303.pdf.