I got onto this several yrs ago. Get u some night lights and plug them in all over ur house. NOW, if u can keep ur cats from licking the water, get u some little dishes and put some dish soap(just a little will work) in them then fill with water. The fleas will jump towards the light and land in the water and DIE. Or u can just put the lights in the problem areas and maybe, if possible, put ur cats in another rm until this problem is resolved. BELIEVE ME this solution DOES WORK.
2006-10-17 20:36:53
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answered by L 2
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Getting Fleas Out Of Carpet
2016-12-30 09:18:53
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answered by ambach 3
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If you've already treated the cat, get her out of the house. The upholstry and carpet will just serve as a breeding ground for the fleas, which will in turn reinfest your cat. Once the cat is out of the home, use table salt. Buy those buy containers at the grocery store (usually under $2 a can, and 1 can will equal 1 treatment for an average 2 bedroom house, or an apartment). Sprinkle the salt everywhere in your house, on the carpet, in the places your cat lays, the furniture, everything. Let it sit over night, then vacuum everything. Toss the vaccuum bag or empty the container EVERY time, double bag what you dump, and take it out of the house immediatly. If there are any fleas still alive, they can find a way out of the bag and back into the house. Repeat this 2 days later. If you still find fleas after the 2nd treatment, consider doing a flea bomb, but the salt almost always works within 2 treatments, as long as you don't have fleas really bad. Wash your beddings, and any clothing on the floor or in hampers, in case any are nesting in there.
2016-04-07 00:02:20
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answered by Anonymous
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Unless you have a severe infestation problem, the raid bombs from Wal-Mart work really well, and treat the house for all numbers of unwanted pests. You have to have all animals and people out of the house for at least 4-6 hours after you bomb, plus need to do a top to bottom cleaning when you air out the house. Found the carpet flea killer from wal-mart works really good under items in the house that don't get moved a lot and the cats can not get under (couches, tv stand, nightstand, dressers, etc). All you do is sprinkle it on, let it sit for 30 min, and vacuum up, but personally I leave a layer of it on the carpet that way it stays more potent and if any are hiding deep in the carpet under those items, they don't survive. Plus helps with the eggs and larvae some flea killers miss as those ones like to stay in the carpet, not necessarily on the pets or you.
2006-10-17 21:59:36
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answered by Bunny 2
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Dust the carpet with flea powder, then vacuum it thoroughly.
Then (and this is the most important part) THROW THE VACUUM BAG AWAY! Get it out of the house, because live fleas can escape the bag and re infest the house. You will need to do this every week to ten days for a month because of hatching eggs.
Also don't forget to wash all bedding and linens in the washer and put them through the dryer too if you can.
Oh and you'll want to dust and vacuum any and all sofa's, chairs and beds that are in the home too.
Good Luck
2006-10-17 20:35:04
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answered by donamarie_1 3
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Borate Carpet Treatments: The borates include sodium polyborate and boric acid. The borates are available as powders 1) for application by commercial companies, who will come into your home to apply the material, and 2) as raw borates sold by the same companies or, in some cases, over the counter at hardware stores, for application by the home owner. The borates are applied to carpeted areas, where they are worked into the carpet. Residual powder is then removed by vacuuming.
The borates work by two mechanisms. First, they are known to be intestinal poisons upon ingestion by flea larvae. Second, they may act as dessicants, drying up the micoenvironment of the flea larvae in the carpet , making it an unfavorable environment for survival.
The efficacy of these products appears to be quite high when properly applied to flea infested environment. Anecdotal reports and some studies have supported these observations. From the standpoint of effectiveness, this form of home treatment appears to be quite successful.
2006-10-17 20:31:24
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answered by Lady_Lavinia 3
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2015-08-24 14:04:18
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answered by Nyla 1
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You have to fumigate the house. Spray cans of fumigant are available at many hardware and pet stores; typically one can will do about 500 square feet (read the label). Plan where you are going to place each can, so that once you open it you need not go back into that room. Get all the people and animals out of the house, and then start blasting. Allow several hours for the stuff to work. You may need to repeat the process in ten days, as the sprays will kill adults and larvae but not eggs. And, of course, you will have to kill the fleas on your pets.
2006-10-17 20:34:34
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answered by Anonymous
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One brand available through veterinarians is the Ovitrol/Ovitrol Plus Flea Egg Collar; OTC brands include the Fleatrol Flea Egg Collar and Relieve Collar, which are supposedly sold in pet stores and discount chains.
Carefully read the package of the collar to verify that methoprene or pyriproxyfen is present.
2006-10-17 20:33:19
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answered by i_lyn_tek_i 4
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I had fleas at one time I sprayed down ammonia on the carpet left the house for the day and took the animals with me. It does kill them but you do need to vacuum after you do that.
2006-10-17 20:29:40
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answered by Anonymous
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