Unlike DEET or Picaridin, which are applied to your skin, this permethrin spray is meant to be sprayed on your clothes. Once the treated clothes have dried, the permethrin bonds with the fabric for up to six weeks or six washings.

It won’t damage clothing but will act as an insect repellent to keep all kinds of insects away. Sawyer permethrin products are odorless and this aerosol spray won’t stain your clothes or leave them feeling greasy.

Unlike DEET or Picaridin, which are formulated to be applied to your exposed skin, this Sawyer permethrin spray, in an aerosol can, is meant to be sprayed on your clothes.

Once the treated clothes have dried, the permethrin bonds with the fabric for up to six weeks or six washings, whichever comes first. It won’t damage clothing but will act as an insect repellent to keep chiggers, mosquitoes, bedbugs, black flies, ticks and other kinds of insects away.

Sawyer permethrin products are odorless and this aerosol spray won’t stain your clothes or leave

This is the same product as above, but in a pump spray instead of an aerosol. It can be sprayed on your clothes, outdoor gear, sleeping bags, hammocks, and folding chairs. A single application will last up to six weeks or six washings.

Unlike citronella and other essential oils, it won’t stain your clothes or leave a greasy residue behind. It’s also odorless after it dries, making it ideal for hunting when you don’t want your scent to give you away.

This bug spray is an excellent insect repellent for disease control against mosquito and tick bites. The trigger spray might tire your hand from repetitive squeezing if you’re protecting a lot of clothing.

This permethrin clothing and gear treatment will protect you against chiggers, mosquitoes, and ticks as well as 100 percent DEET. It won’t stain or damage clothing, tents, backpacks, plastics, or other outdoor gear.

This one-gallon jug is a ready-to-use permethrin insect repellent with a trigger spray on it, along with a heavy-duty carrying handle. Once applied, it takes about two hours to dry. After that, it will last for about six weeks or six washings, whichever comes first.

It is also registered with the EPA for use as a regular pesticide, to treat cracks and crevices in your house, around windows and doors for a broad variety of insects, from ants to spiders to yellow jackets and everything in between.

While many Permethrin products are not for direct application to people or animals, this particular product is designed not for people but farmers and rural animal caretakers.

Its specialized formula allows them to have a means of ridding their furry friends of the pests that swarm them such as fleas, lice, and ticks. 

Besides being approved for use on livestock and dogs directly, its users will often find use for it when a shed or barn needs to be treated with something that isn’t dangerous to the animals that inhabit it.

Or you can even use it in your home if you like, as long as you don’t apply it directly to people or the places that they are going to be in contact with on a regular basis such as beds, couches, and pillows.

This pesticide is a professional strength; because of that, a little bit goes a long way. One quart of Duvets 10% Permethrin will produce twenty-five gallons of product.

It also has residual effects up to 28 days after application meaning that the target pests will die off even after they hatch from their eggs.

Coleman, a dependable name in the camping industry, offers a bug repellent you can spray directly onto clothing and gear. It contains permethrin which is one of the best agents for keeping ticks and mosquitos away.  

Spray directly onto shirts, pants, jackets, backpacks, and hiking gear. Allow two to four hours to dry. However, it should not be applied directly to the skin. 

Coleman Gear and Clothing Insect Repellent will last up to two weeks. And it won't have any effect on waterproofing. 

This long-lasting EPA-approved insect repellent is ideal for hiking, camping, or long wilderness expeditions. The best thing is, there are no noxious odors.