Raid Flea Killer Carpet & Room Spray, Kills hatching eggs for up to 4 months, 16 Oz

This Raid flea killer has worked really well. Every spring into fall we battle with fleas and my dog has ended up sick from them. I decided to try this and it really does knock out the problem, and for longer than I would have thought. It’s simple to apply and effective. The smell isn’t overpowering like some foggers or sprays, it’s a light pleasant smell that dissipates fairly quickly. Would recommend.

Super effective, just remember it’s a pesticide, and you better only use it in highly ventilated areas, with no humans or pets around for a few hours. It will definitely eradicate every flea in the house (you’ll only be vacuuming up dead bodies in the hours and days following use), so I’d use it in conjunction with Advantage 2, or your favorite topical treatment, by treating the animals first, then a few days later when the fleas start hopping off, flood the zone with Raid (likely need 2+ canisters), even hitting the bed sheets, but especially pet beds and spots they typically spend a lot of time.Last time I did this, probably a year later I still see zero fleas in the vacuum canister, and after giving cats a bath, only 2 adult fleas were seen between 2 cats.It may seem obvious, but do not leave your pets in the room where this is sprayed. It’s very strong, and only a few seconds of exposure with have you in distress.

Keeps fleas away as well as all other bugs.

Works

Works well, & the smell isn’t really over bearing compared to other products I’ve used in the past.

Bueno espero y funcione para matar las pulgas

I’ve been fighting fleas on and off for the past two months after my dog’s topical preventative stopped working. I have used this spray twice, always spraying all furniture and rugs and locking the room for at least 12h to allow the smell to air out.On the first occasion, when I returned to my living room after the 12h, I was playing with my dog and looked down and saw a big fat flea on MY ARM. I had never seen a single flea on furniture or anywhere else besides on my dog. What I think happened this time is, the flea was likely on my dog and since the furniture and rugs were saturated with the raid spray, I was the only “safe” place it could jump to.A week later, I repeated the treatment. In between, I made sure to vacuum every day, wash linens, bathe my dog, even gave her a capstar. I was still finding a few little fleas on her when I bathed her, but that’s not entirely raid’s fault as I can only treat one room at the time and they probably jump and move with my dog as I do so.Last night I repeated the treatment. This time I locked my dog in my room and sprayed the rest of the apartment to let it sit overnight. When I got in bed, about an hour later, I was super itchy and when I looked down I realized I had two flea bites on my legs. I suppose there’s a small possibility the flea was in my bed, but I have white linens and could not find a single flea or flea dirt, so my guess is when I was spraying a flea (or fleas) jumped on my feet and climbed up my leg and bit me as I was spraying since I was getting rid of their safe space and my dog was locked away, they didn’t have anywhere else to go.I never found the guilty flea(s) so I don’t know if they died or where they went, but my conclusion is while this product might work to some degree, I believe it makes the fleas jump for their lives first and that means likely jump on (and bite!) you, so be mindful of that.I put my dog on a new medication today and praying it works and we’re done with this nightmare.

Great product just don't use around pets.