You can use our non-toxic, eco-friendly formula on a wide variety of surfaces, fabrics, and animals. Including but not limited to Homes, Automobiles, Farmsteads, furniture, Couches, Bedding, Mattresses, Floors, Carpets, Pet Bedding, Pet Pens and cages, Chicken Coops, Nests, Etc. This product can be used on animals of all sizes, with caution to avoid getting into the eyes, nose, mouth, or genitalia. Do not use it directly on humans.

Avoid direct contact with the skin. Do not ingest the product. When treating animals, avoid the eyes, genitalia, nose, and other mucous membranes.

Treating mites can be difficult and takes patience and determination. The timeline of eradication depends on the severity of the infestation. With dedication, most people see significant improvement within 1-2 weeks.

Although our formula is gentle and considered safe, it is ineffective in treating mites on humans, as mites that feed on humans tend to burrow underneath the skin. This product is designed to work upon surface contact and not penetrate the dermis. If you need help with a human mite infestation, please see our Mite-B-Gone Creams, Lotions, and Soaps line.

Our Mite-B-Gone Killer Spray comes in various sizes to meet your needs. Currently, we have 16 oz, 32 oz, and 1-gallon sizes.

• 16-ounces would effectively treat 1 medium-sized animal as a preventative for weekly use in a small area or home.
• Our 32-ounce size is best for multiple animal treatments (depending on the sizes of the animals) or 2-3 standard-sized rooms, chicken houses, or pet pens.
• Our 1-gallon treatment is best for large mite infestations across the home or farmstead.
• These statements are meant to guide you in finding the right size, but use your best judgment considering the severity of the infestation and the size of your home, animals, and areas that require treatment.

Mites do not survive more than 2–3 days away from human skin.

Carpets and furniture should be carefully vacuumed to remove dead mites, eggs, and excrement that could still be in the fabrics.

Countertops and frequently touched surfaces should be wiped down with a disinfectant. 

We strongly suggest using Mite-B-Gone Mite Killer Spray to reduce the chance of mite reinfestation.

It is crucial to wash clothes, bedding, and towels daily in hot water, disinfect your home entirely, and, if needed, repeatedly use Mite-B-Gone Mite Killer Spray during treatment to kill mites.

If someone has mites, their bedding, clothing, and towels can be safely cleaned by either machine-washing them in hot water and drying them on a hot cycle or by dry-cleaning them

We highly recommend using our ElimiMite Natural Enzyme Concentrate in your wash to penetrate and lift the dead mites, eggs, and excrement from all your washable bedding, clothing, and other washables.

Items that cannot be washed or dry-cleaned can be decontaminated by keeping them away from any body contact for at least 72 hours. 

Mites will die if exposed to a temperature of 50°C (122°F) for 10 minutes. Putting the item in direct sunlight would also help ensure that the mites have been killed.

Mites are usually spread by direct, prolonged, skin-to-skin contact with someone with mites

Contact generally must be extended; a quick handshake or hug usually will not spread mites.

Mites are easily distributed to partners and household members.

Mites are also spread indirectly by sharing articles such as clothing, towels, or bedding used by an infected person.

Mites can be found worldwide and affect people of all races and social classes.

Having mites does not indicate someone's cleanliness.

Typical indications of mites include small, raised bumps on the skin accompanied by swelling or blistering.