Raid Essentials Multi-Insect Killer Spray Bottle, Child & Pet Safe, for Indoor Use, 12 oz

I have 2 cats and a small dog. We all live inside. I was concerned about the chemical ingredients used in insecticides and very happy with this choice. Pleasant Essential Oil scent.

The oil base allows the bugs to stick to it. In Florida, the gnats begin at the first sight of Spring and stay through Summer. I spray it around the front door. It really helps to keep them out.

Raid is a time proven product. This particular product is designed with economical use in mind. It works so well, fewer applications are needed over time.

This product wasn't easy to find, however, i knew Walmart would have it!! my mom was amazed i found it;after numerous local Depatments/ Retailers thanks for the speedy delivery. Yours, MMM

OMG! INSTANT DEATH! We have a terrible issue with drain flies where I live. This is the only product I have foung that took care of the mass amount that accumulates

we bought this to spray around our windows and doors to help prevent spiders etc from coming in. I have to say this has a VERY pleasant smell and seems to be working great! I also like that it's safe around pets

I'm not sure how well it kills bugs as I just sprayed it around for a spider wandering around my kid's room. But the smell is horrendous. I am debating if I'm ever going to use it again just because of the smell.

Very strong odor, smell...we had to open the window and last long time the smell...don't spray too much

11/18/22: This supposedly nontoxic insect killer may or may not be "safe," but it's a foul, wet, oily mess. It has a strong, terrible, headache-inducing odor. The worst thing of all is that it makes a wet oily mess and it NEVER dries. I sprayed this very carefully in a few strategic places, using the "stream" mode to limit the spray so it didn't "scatter" too much, and was wearing gloves (and goggles, and a mask). But after just a few sprays (~6-8) in one room, I realized several things and had to stop using it. The odor was horrific (much stronger and more foul smelling than "regular" bug spray, though not as "chemical" smelling). In spite of the "stream" setting and my spraying very close to the target areas (e.g., used a ladder to spray the ceiling corners), the way it sprayed was sending oily droplets everywhere, and it was badly dripping down from wherever it was sprayed, making oily puddles. And the sprayer leaked oily product all over my gloved hand. I had to stop using it after just a few sprays in this one room, open windows, set up fans, and clean, clean, clean up all the horrible oily mess. Again, it never dried! So I eventually had to clean up the oily mess from everywhere I had sprayed. The bottle is now in the trash. This is a disgusting mess. No idea if it might be effective against spiders (which is why I bought it, for use in a bathroom) or anything else. I will never use it again. I've now read a few reviews that said the same thing about the oily mess that never dries. I had used a Raid Essentials nontoxic insect killer a couple of years ago with no problems. Seemed like a great idea for use in a bathroom again. But, this bottle is very different, and I guess the formulation is different, too, because I didn't have the wet, oily mess previously, and I definitely do not remember this sickening odor.

it's not an instant killer