Hot Shot BedBug And Flea Fogger 3 Count-2 Ounce Cans, With Nylar, Inhibits Flea Reinfestation

These works so much better than the spray. Highly recommend, kill with one go, but definitely need to follow all the instructions

You must know how to use this product for bed bugs. Strip everything down, take all clothes/cloths out wash and dry. It's not easy getting rid of these critters. After drying all cloths please just keep them in a area that's not affected. I even sprayed and put down Diatomaceous earth in the areas that wasn't affected to be on the safe side. Keep spraying everyday or every other day for the best results. I learned that rubbing alcohol and bleach works good to kill bed bugs. I brought a gallon of bleach and 10 bottles of rubbing alcohol. It definitely works! First I mix the rubbing alcohol in with the rest of the bed bug spray that was left..sprayed every corner of the beds, dressers, walls...base boards..you name it. Then the next day I went in and poured bleach in a bottle and sprayed. So far it been two weeks since I've been treating my home. I still don't trust or recommend anyone to sleep back in the affected area until you are sure that the bugs are gone. Remove furniture apart..everything! I thought it was the end until I notice a few smaller ones still around. Less than what it was though. Now I have spread more Diatomaceous earth around the floors and furniture of the room including the other rooms of the house. Can never be too safe! I haven't notice any bugs since but I will be spraying again tonight. Also, I thought about bombing my house with bed bug foggers. No one haven't been bit in last two weeks so I know that these critters are starving by now lol! Good luck for anyone else who is experiencing bed bug problems. Hope this helped.

"I was dealing with a bedbug infestation in my home and tried several products before finding the Hot Shot BedBug & Flea Fogger. This fogger was easy to use and provided thorough coverage of the affected areas. The inhibiting formula helps prevent future infestations, which gives me peace of mind.After using the fogger, I noticed a significant reduction in bedbug activity. The product worked well in conjunction with other treatments I used to eliminate the infestation.One thing to keep in mind is that it's essential to follow the instructions carefully and take necessary precautions to ensure safety. Overall, I'm satisfied with the results and would recommend this product .

I will first start with saying that I hope you never have to buy this product.Because that means you have bed bugs. This is definitely not a nice experience. Treated my bedroom as per instructions.It seems like I got them all in the first application but I will be applying again in about two weeks. Was pleased that there was not a terrible odor after using.Unless you enjoy itching, I would suggest that you buy this product. I do recommend.

we still had fleas within a week after using even after treating my cats before re-entering. this also set off my fire alarms.3 stars because it was easy to use and it did kill some bugs but it didn't work completely. BUT I do trust this brand because it did help years ago getting rid of bed bugs.I will bomb again for fleas and update.good luck to you all

Bus died house is good

I would not give this product any stars at all!!! I live in Maine where bedbugs is basically a horrible outbreak. We had a small infestation on a brand new couch we had just bought. We noticed it in just days of having the couch. We used raid at first and that was great for killing in contact but does nothing on eggs so we did some research on the Internet, (obviously not enough) we did not read product reviews because we took our stupid pills that day I guess. Anyway, all this bomb did was push the bedbugs further thru my house. They went into my daughters room and mine. Thankfully the one last bedroom hasn't been infested. As far as we know anyway. I live in an apartment building so I had to inform my land lord. We had an exterminater come and my apartment was the only one, therefore the $1500 heat treatment cost was on me! He told me had I called when it was just the couch it would be a simple $300 chemical treatment. He warned me that when they are seen the only right thing to do it vacuum as much as possible daily and to always empty the vacuum right after and tie up and throw out the bag it was discarded in until it's treated with the right chemical. Please do not waist your time and money on this product or any other you can buy in the store. Call have in checked out fist it may turn out to be kind of costly $300 or so but it is better in the long run from my experience. Read up on diatomaceous earth. It's great for killing the and keeping at bay! I cut the bottoms off some water jugs and put the feet of my bed frame in them and then coated the bitten with the diatomaceous earth and I also put it all thru the in between of my mattress and box spring in the all the rooms. I traced all the cracks in the room like where carpet meets wall window cills head and foot boards ect... Since I did this we have not seen them again in the bedrooms but when I read up on it, it was made clear its not a permenit fix. Although keeping it after heat treatment will help prevent another infestation. I did not put it in my living room because I have a dog and a cat and although one site said it was safe for kids and pets more said it was not. So I chose not to take that risk and wait for professionals. I posted a pic of the powder I used. Good luck!! You'll need it!

If you're trying to take the pet-safe route, please don't, and use the sprays for bed bugs. I powdered for over two months with good, but not perfect, results. I took my dogs out of the house, and within a week of spraying a couple of times, everything was dead. Just to clarify, that week is in hindsight, after doing my searches every day for months.