Getting Rid of Fleas in the Car Vacuum your car thoroughly. Insert a single flea bomb in the middle of the car floor. Roll up all the windows, detonate the flea bomb and shut the door immediately. You cannot use your car for 48 hours after detonating a flea bomb to avoid inhaling toxic chemicals.Click to see full answer. People also ask, how do I get rid of fleas in my car?Take out car mats and any fabrics that may be potentially infested with fleas such as pet beds and blankets. Wash these items in hot water and dry them at high temperature to kill fleas and their eggs. Vacuum your car interior, including seats and floorboards. Pay close attention to corners and underneath the seats.Also Know, can fleas survive in a hot car? Yes, leaving the car outside in the sun should kill all the fleas. If temperatures inside the car exceed 100°F (130°F as you say), then no life stages will be able to survive. Consequently, can fleas live in a vehicle? Fleas can infest a car and make life difficult for passengers. The main reason they infest a car is a flea-infested pet riding in the vehicle. Vacuuming your car and making sure your pets do not have fleas on them with treatments like Petcor Flea Spray will ensure your car is not re-infested with fleas.Can you flea bomb a single room?Only use a single flea bomb per room! Using too many will leave a large amount of chemical residue that can put your family and animals at risk.
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