Yes, flea bombs can be used inside cars and other vehicles.
First, make sure that the chemicals used will not cause damage to the upholstery or carpeting in your car, however. It’s a good idea to test it out on a small area first to make sure that it doesn’t damage or discolor it.
After you have flea bombed the car, make sure to roll down the windows and give it a good amount of time to properly ventilate before you occupy the car and attempted drive it.
The fumes from the flea bomb can be toxic and detrimental to your health if inhaled in large quantities. You definitely don’t want to be driving around enclosed in a car that has just been flea bombed, breathing those chemicals into your lungs.
So let the car interior air out for a good amount of time, and then drive the car initially with the windows rolled down until the smell and fumes are improperly ventilated.




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