Raid Concentrated Deep Reach Fogger (Pack of 4)

Had a bees nest in a tiny crevice in my barbaque pit. Used one. No more bees. Highly recommend.

Okay, real talk — I was DESPERATE! I HATE BUGS!!! We started getting those dreaded water bugs (aka the creepy crawly nightmares that show up uninvited), and I needed something strong but safe. I wasn’t sure if this would actually do the trick, but I took the chance, and hoped for the best. I opened every drawer, door, cabinet—everything. Got the family out of the house and let it do its thing while we stayed away for 3-4 hours just to be extra cautious. Came back and there was no weird chemical smell, no lingering fog, nothing. For a few days, I was still on edge, wondering if it really worked or not, but y’all — IT WORKED! Not a single water bugs in sight since, THANK GOD! I’m amazed, relieved, and honestly still doing a happy dance because of it. If you’re on the fence about this stuff, don’t be…this stuff means business!

We use these to eliminate flies. They do the job if used according to instructions.

This product worked good . Didn’t kill all but killed most of them .

Did a great job of clearing our rental after our last tenants left their "children" for us to raise.. We combined this with a gel food in the cabinets, as well as boric acid & diatomaceous earth in the baseboard crevices & max sticky pads under appliances. I've found these combined work best to really clear everything out completely.

It got rid of the fleas

TL;DR TBH these foggers didn’t seem to have much more than a very temporary effect on my roach population. I’d only recommend this as possibly part of a comprehensive anti-roach campaign. I’ve tried many products besides this to help with my roach problem. Hot Shot No Mess Fogger, Spectracide Bug Stop Indoor Fogger, Black Flag Indoor Fogger, Raid Max Fogger, HARRIS 12 Week Indoor Insect Fogger, Hot Shot Fogger With Odor Neutralizer, Harris Roach Tablets, Hot Shot Liquid Roach Bait, Ortho Home Defense Max Indoor Insect Barrier, Raid Multi Insect Killer, Raid House and Garden Insect Killer Spray, Combat Roach Killing Bait. These products have worked a little to get rid of the roaches, with varying degrees of success, but always very temporarily. Recently I’ve found that a 50% solution of water/Pine Sol in a spray bottle not only kills the roaches but helps with cleaning up their debris and temporarily keeps them away. I’ve heard that the best way to get rid of roaches is to hire a professional exterminator, which is not an option on my limited budget. What has slowly worked is fogging as needed, deep cleaning my entire apartment, zapping every single roach I see and relentlessly cleaning my kitchen countertops, paying particular attention to places where they like to hide. Not an easy solution and probably not what you wanted to hear but I can only give advice based on my experience. Good luck!

Small cans..half size I was expecting but work