AdamsPlus Flea & Tick Carpet Spray, Kills Fleas, Flea Eggs, Flea Larvae, Ticks, Ants, Roaches, Spiders, Waterbugs & Many Other Listed Nuisance Pests In The Carpet, Treats Up to 2,000 Sq Ft, 16 Ounces

I have been using this stuff for years across different homes when we have a flea outbreak. This also doesnt have that strong weird smell that a lot of others do. This creates a light mist that is really able to spread everywhere without soaking the furniture or carpet. I usually give it a while then vacuum over the areas to get anything it has killed. I have seen how quick it works on a pets bed that I saw had some flea larva on it. It killed them quickly and I vacuumed the bed then gave it a good wash. This is the only stuff that works for me. Plus it doesn't leave a strong smell. I have tried so many other brands over the years but keep coming back to this one realizing that I would have saved more money in the long run if I just started with this. When I do constant sprays with this on furniture and flooring, it doesnt take long to see a drastic decrease in fleas and makes it so much easier to get them under control or completely gone. These days with a big dog and our indoor cats its hard to keep them 100% gone all the time since my dog loves playing outside and with his friends, bringing them home with him sometimes to our cats. I do sprays every now and then and I have been able to keep any outbreaks at bay and I cant even find them on our dog anymore and hes not on any medication.

Works great

I bought this to wipe out any flea eggs my adopted stray cat might have brought into the house. After doing my living room and dining rooms there was plenty left over, so I figured I might also do the kitchen, where an occasional waterbug managed to slip in from the yard.I was shocked by the entomological holocaust I discovered the very next day. There were a dozen dead waterbugs scattered around the kitchen, more bugs than I've seen there over the past two years combined. Apparently they were refugees from the record heat wave we just had and picked a really bad time and place for shelter.In my humble opinion the aerosol can this comes in is a much better option than the pump sprays. It lays an efficient cloud of fine mist that settles with minimal mess or odor. Even though it's light in weight compared to other "home defense" options, it contains more than enough bug bomb to do a typical middle class home.

As a flea spray, I believe it does what it advertises. It works much better than the Fipronal only sprays. I used flea traps with sticky paper to monitor the number of fleas over time and the fleas were eventually eradicated. So, I like that about the product. The two things that I wasn't so happy about are: 1) the odor. It is not bad but it is noticeable. It can be irritating for about an hour after spraying. I used a simple mask while spraying and just stayed out of the area until things settled down. 2) the sprayer leaves foam droppings along with the mist coming out of the nozzle. It does disappear/evaporate. The foam droplets do provide an indicator for where you've sprayed so that is a positive, I suppose. I would buy again along with the flea traps. I recommend using a simple mask and washing your hands after use. In fact, the directions says the same....

works as described

I bought three other flea killers they did not work break this one time all my fleas are gone and there was a bunch so don't buy any other crap use this one guarantee it works

Nowhere on the bottle does it say how dangerous it is for cats. That could have been so bad! I bought it for carpet beetles and after bombing the room with the door shut I looked up the dry time and stumbled upon life saving information on Google. Thank god I didn’t do the whole house! Now I have to block off half the house from my cats for a few days and then scrub everything and then let that dry while having the windows open for more of those stupid carpet beetles to slide in my house. I’m praying this doesn’t make my problem worse. I’m just thankful my cats weren’t exposed but I can’t believe there’s no warning about that on the product. Why would people know that dog products could be toxic to cats?! Some people have both and I would not have even thought twice about cross contamination!

I live in the basement. I use this all around my bed. On the box springs X 4 sides. For spiders mostly,