HOT SHOTFogger With Odor Neutralizer, Kills Roaches, Ants, Spiders & Fleas, 3 Count, 2 Ounce Pack of 2

Solved my brown banded problem! I lived in Hawaii for a year and when I moved to mainland I kept finding little friends in my car. I was on the verge of crashing out every night getting in to my car because I would see one regardless of my efforts to keep it clean and no food. I assumed it was from the warm weather on the island and they had a little party in my backseat while it was in shipping. I tried many things like traps and bait which kinda worked and killed over 30 roaches but didn’t solve it completely. Ultimately I had enough and thought I would try this product. It doesn’t specify not to use in vehicles so it was my final choice to try it. I bombed the car at night (when they typically come out) and left the windows open through the next day. I came in the following day and I found 7 dead baby roaches scattered around the seats and under floor mats. I think this should be the end of my brown banded saga!

Did the job placed in room left out the houseEFFECTIVE one use and got rid of insectsSMELL wasn’t bad once I returned

Works as expected. Not extremely powerful but also not bad

We had a carpenter ant problem in our cabin and this fogger did the trick! It’s super easy to use, left no mess or residue behind, and—most importantly—it worked! We used it exactly as directed and it’s been about 9 months, and the ants haven’t come back.Important tip: Make sure you’re mindful of the product’s range. The package states that it treats 2,000 cubic ft of unobstructed space (approximately 15.5 ft x 16 ft x 8 ft ceiling). Our ceiling is 25 ft high so we made sure we placed it high enough to reach the ceiling (where the ants were burrowed).We’re really happy with how effective this was. No lingering smell, no residue or staining—just results. Highly recommend!

I bought a new home to find out that they had a roach nest in the kitchen cabinets behind the dishwasher. I set 3 cans across the first floor and left them overnight. Came back in the morning and the roaches were all sprawled out out dead or dying. Counted 10 of them in total. I'll probably give it another treatment in a week to make sure the infestation is dead. This stuff is good, but to use it properly you have to empty out the space you are treating, which might be difficult when you are already living there. Besides the fact that you also have to vacate for a few hours then ventilate again for a few more hours before you can go back inside. I also doubt that it will keep the bugs from outside coming back inside. So you should use some other treatment outside the house and around any openings that can't be sealed. I'd only use the fogger again if I notice an active infestation.Update: despite the confirmed kills from the first treatment I wasn't confident so I went ahead and did a second treatment and found that indeed several more roaches survived the first. This time I also saw the small nymphs among the casualties and earwigs which is a sign I've almost won the war. I am going to apply a 3rd and maybe even 4th treatment until they stop appearing entirely. So for those that tried this and it didn't work. You probably had stragglers and required multiple attempts. Roaches are quite hardy.

One dark and stormy night I was in the garage when I was attacked by an evil arachnid. I swung, I cussed, I lunged, I kicked but only managed to wound him. The spider missing a leg and me missing my pride the battle was epic but ended in a draw. I went in the next morning with the bug-a-salt shotgun and revolver to finish the job. My nemesis nowhere in sight but his friends everywhere. The battle raged on for hours, clothes torn, exo-skeletons shredded enough salt in the garage to preserve a dead elephant. But I believed myself to be victorious but their leader with the missing leg had not yet been found. A couple days later his reinforcements had arrived. Outnumbered and outmatched I fled from the garage and ordered this product. Time to take the next step and enter chemical warfare. I don’t believe the arachnid army has yet been issued MOPP gear and so I read the directions on my new toxic bug grenade and released the gas. No luck, the next morning few were dead but many survived. Lucky for me I bought the three pack so I placed the remaining two gas grenades in the garage and set them off. Returned two days later to check for survivors I could interrogate as to the whereabouts of their leader. There were several survivors must most had perished due to poor seals on their failed attempts at gas masks. I captured the survivors in my Milwaukee shop vac where I starved them of food until they talked. Loyal to their leader they never said a word as to his location and died in the vacuum chamber. I expected no survivors after three grenades but I suppose having some prisoners to interrogate is not a bad thing. To this day the leaders whereabouts are unknown but all has been quiet in my garage.

My basement was infested with some big ol' Texas sized Jumbo horseflies and I was not sure where they had come from since it's winter weather. I let off two bombs in the basement and did not have to worry about the pilot light a mess or fumes. I just closed the basement door for a bout four hours and went on about my day. I waited exactly an additional hour and went down stairs and all the flies were dead! Thank goodness cause I was tired of getting jumped by them and a month later, still no flies or any other insects or spiders for that matter.

Easy to use and effective