Raid Max No Mess Dry Fogger Roaches Bugs Ants Beetles Crickets Flies Mosquitoes Ticks Waterbugs (Each Cup Treats 2,560 Cu Ft) (2)

I have tired to used the "no mess" sprays to get rid of those nasty black beetles in my basement and that stuff only stunned them. This stuff worked great! The beetles were actually dead and not just on their backs in a daze, but still alive. This stuff was a little sketchy to get started, but I would use it again. You need to place a little bit of water in the plastic container after you take the cover off. In about 10 minutes the can gets really hot and starts to melt the top of the can off, so the poison can get out. The next day there may be a little bit of glue like substance that ends up on the floor from the can melting off, but not much and easy to clean up.

I've been using this product for decades with great results. What this product does is it creates a smoke vapor that will spread and penetrate into areas where spray types can't. It is long lasting and covers a wide range of bugs. We have a 165 yr old house with a massive crawl exposed space under it and now a 60-year-old across the road. Setting these off 2 times a year truly keeps 99% of bugs at bay. Highly recommend this product 😉👍❤️

Foggers did not activate. They were obviously old and not usable. Other raid foggers that also used were fine and killed many roaches as advertised.

I purchased this and had a problem. Contacted customer service and they took care of it immediately. Best stuff on the market as far as I’m concerned.

I liked how easy it is to use and seemed to be effective

I’ve been using this product for years. I bug bomb my basement once in the summer to kill the bugs that made it inside and once in early fall to kill the bugs looking for a nice place to spend the winter. Highly recommend.

This product really does work and unlike the others does not leave Sticky Floors

I have tried other products and methods. This brand and type of fumigation seems to work the best 4 me. Can't try anyother...why spend the money on product that is an unknown to me??? Best stay with a proven product...right???