Raid Ant & Roach Killer, Water Based, 17.5 oz

I can not tolerate the chemical smell of bug spray: gives me an instant headache. This spray works and has no chemical smell.

KIlls on contact without the oily residue. It evaporates leaving just the insects to clean up.

This is what it is supposed to do. I would recommend it been using it on and off for years. it is a good brand

It works and doesn't leave mess

The individuals who bring my items to my vehicle are regularly very helpful %26 easy to deal with

I moved into an apartment where I see an occasional roach. Yes, they spray monthly here. This apartment had ceiling damage at one point. There must be an unsealed crack somewhere they occasionally slip in at. This leaves ZERO greasy residue where you spray it. It dries on painted surfaces (walls) and carpet without leaving a greasy stain. It also MASKS THE SCENT. You would need separate traps or bait if you have a big ant or roach issue. This doesn't leave an oily residue behind that continues to kill after you spray. You can spray this directly at a bug without fear of leaving an oily greasy mess or damaging whatever surface you sprayed that the bug happened to be crawling on. It kills on contact or shortly thereafter. You MUST SHAKE THE CAN BEFORE USING,or doesn't spray correctly. It spits out droplets instead of an aerosol.

Glad that raid has a water base roach spray. I am not sure yet if it is doing the job. I live in apartment and bigs r bad. Am getting another can to c if does help

not sure its as good as the oil based killer.

Does kill on contact. Not any good as defensive system

This not a spray, it shoots a stream like a water gun. I'm a pretty good shot at the skeet and rifle range, but I have yet to hit a bug with this stupid set up...maybe I need to mount a rifle scope to the can. The Hot shot brand is just as stupid as Raid and you will waste all the contents on your walls and floors long before you ever hit a running bug.