3. Prevent Future Mite Problems
For detailed instructions on both preventing and solving a mite problem, check out our step-by-step guide How to Get Rid of Mites.
1. Treat Yourself and Pets
Apply All Purpose Bug Spray to yourself daily (and pets if necessary) to prevent bites and repel mites. Repeat daily or as needed until you no longer experience mites.
2. Treat Your Home and Lawn
Spray mite trouble areas like bedding, linens, furniture, and carpeting with All Purpose Bug Spray daily to kill and repel mites (larger mite issues may require fogging your entire home with All Purpose Bug Spray). Repeat daily or as needed until you no longer experience mites.
If your mite problem originated outside or you’re dealing with chiggers, apply PCO Choice to your lawn, shrubbery, and bases of trees monthly to kill and repel mites.
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