Hot Shot Flea, Tick & Lice Killer with Odor Neutralizer (Aerosol) 14 Oz (1 pack)

I'm just happy this flying insect spray is available. It works very simply and has always worked great for the years I've been using it. Please read and abide by all safety suggestions, nthe smell does still have an insect death spray smell but it's not that bad at all. For me it gives me the sensation to hat no doubt this is a product that is going to work.I received three full cans, they work awesome. Big can size, kills bugs of all kinds, And the devastating effects will work for days so you don't have two.Thank you.

Always need to keep bug spray on hand. I do not use bug poison unless needed, such as bee nest near doorway etc. This has always worked very well.

It's not quick but it's effective.

Every summer, mass of flys in the house. Had no idea from where they were hatching, or entering the house. Everything kept super clean. I used household cleaning sprays in the house to kill the flys. However, outside is where the problem was found, unknowingly.So, I called an honorable exterminatorSaid he didn't want to take my money, but find the source of moisture or whatever else for the problem. I still had no idea so I just did the obvious, I attacked the garbage outside and for much rain, found moisture in the basement.I never thought the trash bin, washed and clean and garbage in plastic bags, nor the basement could be the issue but it was. How do I know? The following will explain.I did as advised by social medial. I sprayed Hot Shot around the inside perimeter of the garbage bin top, then I sprayed the the basement damp spots: It really worked!!!!When I opened the trash bin, nothing but masses of dead maggots.i have to mention, I initially placed a Terro Garbage Guard, it was very effective but the tape didn't hold after two days and it fell into the trash bin. It too was effective but once it was gone, I was not reaching in among the maggots to retrieve it.Since, I have washed the trash bin and applied the Hot Spot around the top of the perimeter and flys decreased to one or two, I reapplied a second time and no flys at all, not one.I never thought the trash being outside could be the culprit nor the damp areas in the basement but I still have a good amount in the one can I ordered and have not had to reapply it. It really works!!!!

For the price this is a good one. The can feels pretty heavy and the spray actually kills the bugs on contact and blows em away. It even killed a fly so small i didn’t notice I got it until I found a tiny little dead one. It’s good but it smells so bad. It’s poison so what do you expect? It definitely does kill fly pests on contact the can is easy to use. Very good tool. I recommend hot shot to every single home owner.

This was a good product it kept the wasps away

I purchased this item because for some reason I can't find, the flies in my backyard are atrocious! We have a gazebo that is screened in. Somehow they find their way in! I've tried citronella candles, I've tried fly traps and glue sticks everything under the sun! I have spent well over 100 in trying to rid these flies.So I said to myself,no more walmart no more home depot. I am sure they sell this at those stores but I've never seen it.THIS SPRAY KILLED THEM ALL AND THAN SOME! I am officially fly free. It also kills stink bugs, lantern flies gnats. You name it. It's going to kill it!Great Price, came very quickly . Packaged with care in the sense that the caps weren't broken, nothing leaked in the box.

The Hot Shot Flying Insect Killer is a solid choice for tackling flying pests. It works quickly and efficiently, taking care of mosquitoes, flies, and other insects with minimal effort. The aerosol spray has a good range and coverage, which makes it easy to use in various settings. The scent isn’t overwhelming, and it dissipates fairly quickly. My only minor gripe is that it could use a bit more precision in the spray nozzle to avoid wasting product. Overall, it's a reliable insect killer that does the job well and is worth having on hand for those pesky infestations.