Hot Shot BedBug and Flea Fogger with Nylar, 2 Ounce Cans, 3 Count

The product worked very for its purpose.

I bought this years ago I do have dogs and cats that go in and out so we get fleas and I'll treat the house during the high flea season I notice I had to use extra cans recently I don't know if they changed their product at all but it used to work a lot better or the fleas are just getting a lot stronger LOL

Worked really good for my flea issue. I wouldn't say my home was infested, but I have 2 momma dogs and 8 two week old puppies, so I can't use my preferred flea prevention method on the moms or their puppies. So I fog the house (without the puppies or moms in them of coarse), I wash all the dogs bedding, etc., and then return them to their beds after the two hour "airing out" time period. I'm sure not every single flea was killed, but I've got 10 dogs total, I don't think 100% flea illumination is possible or even heard of. I can accept that it's just part of having a family (or two or 10) of dogs.

easy to use, you must remove cushions from couches or chairs, strip all blankets and bedding and any piles of blankets are clothes and wash and very hot water, if you use in kitchen you must wait every exposed surface down, got rid of them on the first use, I put one in the bedroom and one of the living room, the living room is right next to the kitchen, I set two off as I said one in bedroom one in living room, totally eliminated fleas !!!

I got a new(er) mattress from a friend and I bought these just to make sure I didn't bring any bedbugs in my house. I bought a king size bed bag, put bed in the bed bag and threw a couple cans of this in when it's for 24 hours it out for another 24 hours and bam no bedbugs for sure. Better safe than sorry.

Had to bomb 3 times in room, wasn't a huge infestation but I was still seeing some at night so I re bombed. I also purchased the Ortho spraying for bed bugs/fleas and sprayed my baseboards and the entire upholstered headboard, back and front. I think I'm good now.

this seems to be very good for lighter indoor applications. the only thing I didn't like is that the instructions about what to remove or cover in the room before spraying aren't as thorough as they should be. electronics, food, and basically anything that isn't infested should be covered before using the bug bomb, and all clothes and fabric that were in the room need to be washed in hot water before you can wear them. however it was worth the trouble because it got rid of the bedbugs very effectively

It was simple and its ease of use is explanatory. we bombed our upstairs as well as our basement and made sure to keep the family and pets out of the home overnight. when we returned, we saw no difference in any room, found multiple live bedbugs, juvenile larvae and even eggs. It didn't work at all and wewoynd up needing a professional company and our infestation was minor.

I used 1 bomb per room, 3 times, every 3 days. I still had bedbugs! This stuff doesn't get into the cracks and crevices. So bedbugs come right back. The only that that will kill them is heat. In one room at a time, use a propane heater to heat each room to above 125F for 2-3 hours. This is the only way to get rid of bedbugs. Do a search on the net and see for yourself. Use a mixture of rubbing alcohol and water in the cracks and crevices to start the process. BEWARE - Only apply the heat after alcohol solution drys.

DO NOT BUY THIS PRODUCT … it is a COMPLETE WASTE OF MONEY … its so-called active ingredients are a complete bust … I followed all the instructions … and dispensed every can in the pack … and there was not one iota of effect or change … so I immediately ordered Zevo brand ant, roach and fly killer … and it did the trick … so learn from my mistake … and get it right the first time … you're welcome …