16 Ounces of Kleen Free

Get Rid of FLEAS!


CLEANING A HOME OR PET WITH FLEAS

KLEEN FREE ENZYMES

A Nontoxic, Pesticide Free Product

HOW DOES KLEEN FREE WORK?

Insects are made up of a high concentration of protein.  When  Kleen Free Enzymes is introduced to the insect, the enzymes act and can cause the insect to molt (shed its outer coating) prematurely.  Poison pesticides attack the nervous system of the insect, which is not always effective.

CLEANING THE HOME OF FLEAS WITH KLEEN FREE

Natural, Safe & Effective -- Easy to Use

Dilute KLEEN FREE ENZYMES at a ratio of 1oz. plus  7oz. of water.

Steam clean or vacuum thoroughly every day for two weeks.    

Spray or use in a carpet cleaner machine on and around carpets, rugs, baseboards and floors.  Kleen Free is safe to spray on furniture if needed.  Rinsing or wiping with clean water may be necessary if heavy application is used.

 Spray yards and crawl spaces with KLEEN FREE

Sprinkle baking soda/borax, or gardener's lime. Repeat as needed.

Steam clean and/or rinse-and-vac with diluted KLEEN FREE ENZYMES. This will remove dried blood, carpet fibers and other debris, diluted excrement, flea larva and their silk, eggs, pupal cocoons, adults, feces and other food sources. Carpet is the perfect flea environment!

Use a hose-end sprayer and spray the yard (1-2 oz. per gallon) KLEEN FREE to control outside flea sources. Note: 90% of opossums in urban Midwest areas are infected with fleas. Hot summer temperatures (especially when dry) normally prevent fleas from developing. Only shady and moist areas need to be sprayed.

 HOW TO USE FOR PETS

Spray or bathe pets with (4 oz. per quart) KLEEN FREE and wash bedding weekly in KLEEN FREE and Borax.

For Fleas & Ticks:  Stand your pet in a container and soak them with warm water.  Dilute 1oz of Kleen Free into 7oz.of water to make pet shampoo.  Wet hair around neck and hind quarters first to prevent fleas traveling to these areas.  Then wet down remainder of pet's coat. Take care to avoid eyes.

KLEEN FREE IS SAFE TO APPLY TO PUPPIES AND KITTENS WITH MANGE.

Using a brush or your hands, gently massage over the entire body of your pet and leave on four approximately 3 minutes.  Rinse completely with warm water and fleas and ticks will be washed away!

ADDITIONAL TIPS FOR CONTROLLING FLEAS THE NONTOXIC WAY

Routinely monitor population levels and keep a log of your observations.

Restrict your pet's access inside your home.

Vacuum on a weekly basis during the year, daily in late summer and early fall when flea populations increase. Dispose of the filled bags by burning, composting or sealing in a black plastic bag. Or place in the freezer for a few days or in a sunny location outside in a black plastic bag to "cook".

Wash all pet bedding/rugs weekly.

Flea comb your pet regularly. Dip the comb iKleen Free.

VACUUMING

Vacuuming on a regular basis throughout the year will keep developing flea populations low by picking up adult and egg-stage fleas.

Vibrations caused by vacuum cleaners will stimulate new adult fleas to emerge from their pupal sacs. These new adults will either be exposed to any residual insecticide on the floor or captured in the next vacuuming.

Vacuuming is not very effective at capturing flea larvae in carpeting because they coil themselves around the fibers. Vacuuming does, however, pick up the dried blood that larvae feed on.

Use vacuum attachments to clean cracks and crevices. Caulk or seal these openings permanently.

Most fleas will be killed when dust in the vacuum bag blocks their breathing apparatus, but to be sure, you can vacuum up a tablespoon of cornstarch. The used vacuum bag should be disposed of immediately.

Vacuum badly infested areas thoroughly every day until the infestation is controlled.

When infestations are severe, you may need to supplement vacuuming with steam-cleaning