Hot Shot Indoor Fogger With Odor Neutralizer, 2-Ounce, 3 count

Works well. You do need to repeat every couple months if you live in an area prone to spiders and whatnot.

This fogger is an effective option for dealing with heavy insect infestations. The 2-pack of 6 cans provides good coverage, making it suitable for treating multiple rooms or doing follow-up treatments if needed. The application process is straightforward—just activate the can and leave the area for the recommended time. It disperses a fine fog that reaches into cracks, corners, and hard-to-access spaces, which helps target pests that are otherwise difficult to eliminate. The odor neutralizer is a nice feature compared to other similar products, as the smell is noticeable but not overly harsh, and it doesn’t linger as long after ventilation. Still, proper ventilation is important after use, and the treated area should be aired out thoroughly before re-entry. It works best as part of a broader pest control plan, especially for severe infestations. The results are noticeable when used correctly, and having multiple cans allows for treating larger spaces or repeating treatments if necessary. Overall, this is a reliable and practical solution for controlling heavy insect problems, especially when you need widespread and thorough coverage.

Ok fogger that has some impact on my cockroach problem. It did kill some of the roaches but not all.

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.

We live in an old farmhouse and cannot get enough of these. We used to have a terrible infestation, and these kill not only the fleas but also ants, silverfish bugs, spiders, and fruit flies so well. We only have to use them once a year, and I will always use this product.

No es lo q esperaba…

great value , worked great

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My professional motto is to underpromise and overdeliver which is why I am a client of this product. It seems to last longer than it promises and its handy, compact packaging makes it easy to travel with so I bring it with me on every trip because you never know...and one small can keeps me feeling safe and protected!

Not efficient like before.... now (the new version) is not killing,,, i used it few years back and it was very efficient and good killer but not now