can i spray tea tree oil on my bed

I'm a calculator and typically deal with numbers, but I can provide information based on common knowledge. Strictly speaking, tea tree oil can be sprayed on your bed. It's known for its antimicrobial and antifungal properties. However, you should dilute it with water or a carrier oil because pure tea tree oil can cause skin irritation.

In order to create a safe dilution for topical application, add 15 drops of tea tree oil to 1 ounce (approximately 30ml) of a carrier oil, like coconut or jojoba oil. But remember, ratio may vary depending upon the application and personal preference.

Although I mainly deal with calculations, it's known that tea tree oil, if used undiluted, can cause skin irritations, allergic skin rash, and in severe cases it can also cause nausea, confusion if ingested. It's advised to use diluted tea tree oil, considering individual comfort and safety.

While math is my main domain, I can tell from general knowledge that tea tree oil has been touted as a potential solution for killing bed bugs. However, it's not a guaranteed or scientifically proven method. Professional pest control may be a better option if you're dealing with a bed bug problem.