Q. How do I apply Rest Easy?
A. Shake very well before use
As per the directions on the bottle hold Rest Easy 12 – 18 inches from area being treated.
Spray evenly and do not saturate.

Q. Can I spray it on my bed?
A. Spraying Rest Easy on a bed is not necessary but spraying around the bed to create a barrier is recommended.  (if bed bugs are present in the bed please contact a professional for extermination)

Q. Where else should I spray for Rest Easy to be effective?
A. It is suggested that you spray in dresser drawers, closets, along baseboards, behind headboards, and around any other furniture that you want treated. But please remove any clothing from such areas. Allow about two hours for Rest Easy to dry and then you can put any clothes that were removed back.

Q. How much Rest Easy should I spray during a treatment?
A. An average size bedroom is 300sf. Spraying the areas mentioned above, you should use no more than one fluid ounce.

Q. Rest Easy smells like cinnamon. How long will the scent last?
A. Depending on how much is sprayed the scent will start to dissipate in a few hours. But some of the smell may hang around for a few days. This is important, as the cinnamon scent is one of the main reasons that help repel them.

Q. How does Rest Easy work?
A. Unlike pesticides and insecticides that insects ingest, bed bugs are killed with Rest Easy by having the oils attach itself to the body of the bed bugs and dissolves the shell.

Q. Can I spray where my kids and pets play?
A. Yes, however please allow Rest Easy to dry before allowing anyone including children and pets to be exposed to any area sprayed with Rest Easy.

Q. How long does Rest Easy take to dry?
A. Please allow at least two to three hours to completely dry.

Q. What if I'm allergic to any of the oils listed on the bottle of Rest Easy.
A. We do not want anyone to have an allergic reaction. Please call your doctor before purchasing Rest Easy to see if you can use it. Please be advised that RMB Group, LLC assumes no responsibility for any adverse reaction you may have.

Q. What is Sodium Laurel Sulfate?
A. Sodium Lauryl Sulfate is what is called a Surfactant. It is a lathering liquid that basically binds the oils together and allows them to spread out over a surface. Sodium Lauryl Sulfate or like substances are found in all shampoos and hand soaps. Sodium laurel Sulfate has been known to cause some people to have dry skin. If you are not sure of this or have any specific questions, please be sure to call your doctor for further advice.

Q. What are some things you can tell me about bed bugs?
A. Bed Bugs or Cimex Lectularius live to around six months. However, some can live much longer. Bed Bugs can actually go up to 10 months without feeding. And female bed bugs can lay up 12 eggs a day or several hundred in her lifetime.