Harris 5 Minute Bed Bug Killer, Odorless & Non Staining Formula (128oz)

The product itself did exactly what it should. The packaging of the product was not so great. The included sprayer was of no use. Ended up buying a regular spray bottle for application. Does really kill quickly without any harsh chemical smells.

It kills all the bugs in my house in less than two weeks.

The product exterminated very well. The residual effects were also commendable.I was very disappointed in the spray mechanism though. When you spend almost $100 for a gallon, you expect the sprayer to work. We lost a great deal of product ( almost a pint) due to leaking and having to constantly manipulate the tubing. We finally had to trim tubing and just leave lid off.I would recommend pouring the product into a pump sprayer & bypassing the factory trigger sprayer altogether.

You have to trust me when I say this stuff works. I never thought in my 43 years that I would be dealing with this. Like everyone said, you don't have to be dirty cause I'm a clean freak. These things can literally come on you from somewhere or in one of your packages! Anyway, I started spraying my furniture a week ago and 6 days later only saw 2 and some dead. As most people said, it takes multiple treatments to get rid of them all. So, I will be doing this weekly to ensure I get any eggs that may hatch. This is truly a piece of mind. I did not go the route of exterminating to save money plus I don't have carpet. If you keep your traffic low in the contaminated areas, this will help to keep them from moving from room to room as well.

Great product, works as it should but,,,,,,,,,,,the sprayer sucks! I have purchaed 2 times in 2 years and stll the sprayer doesnt work, very frustrating!

After trying several different sprays, powders and traps to rid ourselves of the pesky bed bugs, we FINALLY found something that works. We have torn our bedroom apart top to bottom cleaning, vacuuming, and spraying every surface including placing powder in the electric receptacle. I change the sheets every Monday, and tear the bed apart and spray each time…still we would see 1 or two every week. This went on for 8 weeks until I purchased the Harris Bed Bug Spray, and I am very happy to say that it has been 5 week since we have seen a bug. Granted, I still spray the bed every week, but nothing else has worked previously. Yes, it is costly, but honestly, I spent this much or more trying all the other products that did not work. I HIGHLY recommend this product. It is also worth noting, that unlike some sprays, it has no odor so you do not have to evacuate the house after you spray it. (*Note~we never had a true ‘infestation’ as we only saw around a dozen bugs on the back of our upholstered headboard to begin with, but they still seemed to keep re-producing… and we trashed the headboard and went for a wood one instead.)

This works fantastic! You need to spray several times over a few months, but this will get rid of them.

I bought the Harris gold-label a couple of years ago to treat a caught-early, limited infestation. I got rid of the bedbugs, but I can't credit that very much to this product -- I ended up just using lots of diatomaceous earth. Why? Because when I tried to apply the Harris product, it didn't really "spray," more like sputtered and drizzled. It was cloudy and had a stringy and unevenly thick consistency -- kinda like snot. Which is what it looked like all over my suitcase, and bed frame, and back of headboard. Needless to say, I stopped spraying. Even when dried, the residue appeared white-ish and was very noticeable. Two years later, the stains are still visible on my suitcase, even after trying to clean it off. This product is only appropriate to be used on surfaces that are always hidden, unless you don't mind the look of smeared snot on your belongings and household surfaces. I paid the premium and chose the Harris product because it was supposed to be the most effective. And it may very well do a bang-up job killing bedbugs -- but I didn't get to find out because I wasn't willing to ruin my furniture and repaint my baseboards. Very disappointed. BTW, I'm just now reviewing because I am currently helping someone else battle bedbugs, and this time chose a different brand of highly rated spray that looks a lot like water and is actually pretty invisible on baseboards & edges of carpet, backs of furniture, crevices of upholstery. Just saying, it can be done.