Greenlife KUNGU NIL 200SL Bedbug Killer With Imidacloprid Long-Lasting Residual Control For Homes, Hotels & Offices

Product Overview

Greenlife KUNGU NIL 200SL is a professional-grade, systemic insecticide formulated for rapid eradication of bedbugs, cockroaches, ants, mites, and fleas. Powered by Imidacloprid 200 g/L, it delivers dual contact/stomach action to disrupt pests' nervous systems, causing paralysis and death within hours. Its odorless, non-irritating formula ensures safe use in homes, hotels, schools, and public transport, while its 2-week residual effect prevents reinfestations

Key Features & Specifications

How It Works

1. Nervous System Disruption:
   Imidacloprid blocks acetylcholine transmission in pests' nerve pathways, causing irreversible paralysis 
2. Contact: Kills on touch (e.g., bedbugs hiding in mattress seams).
3. Stomach Poison: Eliminates pests that ingest residues (e.g., cockroaches).
4. Residual Barrier: Leaves an invisible layer on surfaces, killing newly hatched nymphs and surviving adults for up to 2 weeks

Target Pests & Applications

Indoor Pests:

• Bedbugs (Kunguni): Eggs, nymphs, and adults
• Crawling Insects: Cockroaches (mende), ants, fleas, mites

Usage Sites:

• Homes, hotels, offices, schools
• Public transport, industrial warehouses

Step-by-Step Application Guide

• Dilution: Mix 10ml KUNGU NIL 200SL per 1L water 18.

Preparation:

• Fill sprayer halfway with water.
• Add measured insecticide, then top up water.
• Agitate thoroughly; use immediately

Spray Technique:

• Apply 1L diluted mix per 20m² as coarse, low-pressure spray.
• Focus on pest hideouts: cracks, dark corners, bedding seams.

Post-Treatment:

• Allow treated areas to dry completely (3-hour re-entry)
• Repeat after 14 days for heavy infestations

Benefits

• All-Life-Stage Control: Kills bedbug eggs and nymphs—critical for ending infestations
• Public-Space Safe: Ideal for hotels and schools; no chemical odor or stains
• Cost-Efficient: 10ml treats 2m²—1L bottle covers 200m² 
• Rapid Results: Pests paralyzed within hours; full mortality in 24–48 hours