Bengal Flea and Tick Killer Fogger Plus Dry Fog with Insect Growth Regulator, 3-Count, 2.7 Oz. Aerosol Cans

Seemed to work well %26 it was easy to use. I didn't have any bites for several days after we used this. However, after that I found 2 fleas, 1 adult %26 1 juvenile, in the room that had the worst trouble. We fogged that roomed again with another version of the Bengal flea fogger, one without growth inhibitor. So far, so good. Due to an unfortunate set of circumstances, we got fleas in our house, especially the Master bedroom %26 bathroom. They spread to another bedroom %26 the den. After using them, we didn't have them in either bedroom (I hope) or den. I've used Bengal before for other bugs %26 it keeps on killing (water bugs, spiders) for weeks after it is used, so I expect that from this product. It says you may need to re-do every 12 weeks. I am also going to DIY a spray with cedarwood oil (2Tb to 1 Gal water), soybean oil, %26 lemongrass oil to spray around the rooms in the meantime, especially the baseboards. Those are some ingredients in Cedarcide %26 Hartz Nature's Shield Flea %26 Tick Cat Spray -- both sold on WalMart also - the cedarwood oil kills fleas. I don't want any fleas that survive the Bengal to get away. I would have only used the Hartz Nature's Shield because it works, but there were too many fleas too fast for that 14oz bottle to keep up. It's too expensive for a whole house spray that's why I'm going to buy essential oils to make my own. I've also washed everything that the fleas may have contacted %26 have spread diatomaceous earth (DE) everywhere on the floor. Hopefully this combo will keep them from getting out of control again.

it works well... make sure y'all follow the directions for it to so a thorough job...

I still have fleas. On the package said 100% guarantied but I don't know how to get refund.