Raid Concentrated Deep Reach Fogger 1.5 Ounce (3 Count)

Against the advice of Experts as found in online research for eradication of Bed Bugs, I used Foggers every 2-3 weeks for several months as one Part of My Epic Battle with apparent Success. I am highly allergic to the bits of these bugs & have thankfully been bite free for several months now. Mattress & Box Spring Covers are in place, A bit of Diatomaceous Earth is still lightly dusted around the perimeter & I still spray the furniture lightly with Green Easy every week or so as an added precaution. Being "allergic" to Bed Bug BITES I was desperate to be rid of them & Raid was my final step in finishing the bugs off. We have had No Further Evidence in months so I am cautiously optimistic that we have won. I suggest that anyone who has any indication of Bed Bugs Battle Them Immediately Using Everything You can afford and continue to fight further infestation for several months. The Bed Bugs can "hibernate" for months without feeding so be prepared for a Real Battle and don't give up. I used Foggers throughout the Entire House repeating treatment to be sure there was No Place Left To Hide (or hibernate). After just over six months with No further indication, no sightings nor bites, I am remain cautiously optimistic.

I use the Raid concentrate in my hobby room, my music room and my garage once a year. It takes about six cans to clean out the bugs in those rooms on my property. I even had a spider breakout in my car and I put one can in the car which killed the spiders with one application. I remember years ago when a bee hive broke out in my chimney and they fell into the fire place. fortunately the fireplace was sealed and most of the bees were buzzing in the fire place. I set off one bug bomb and threw it in the fireplace and walked away. It did a good job killing the bees. what one did get into my living room as they went for the sunlight, I used the regular House and Garden RAID to kill the bees. I don't take a chance with bees these days given killer bees have mixed with hour honey bees in California these days. These bug bombs have saved my life when I needed them in the most unexpected places. All the more I bought some fresh ones off of Amazon to get ready for summer.

I used this while we were out of town to get rid of a cockroach infestation. It seemed to be quite effective, and dead cockroaches turned up for about a month afterward. My only complaint is the residue left on the floor and surfaces. Be sure to mop and wipe down the surfaces afterward. Heed the warnings about dishes etc. I'd hate to think of someone ingesting that residue. I also used it in our shed to kill the black widows so I could reorganize without being bitten. One canister worked very well for that purpose.

I don't know what happened but last fall in was invaded by stink bugs. I know they come in & hibernate for the winter so I had to do something fast. I set one off in the attic near the window where they congregate & left for work. When I got home & checked there were A LOT of dead stink bugs. I had researched their Hatch rates & set off another one 5 days later & left for work. Came home & tons of dead stink bugs. Swept them up with the shop vac, waited 3 days & set off amother. When I came hoke I saw onlysa 4-5 dead bugs. I decided to chance it & not set another one off. I am.happily stink bug free!

My wife was bitten by a centipede in the middle of the night, and we weren't able to sleep in our bedroom the remainder of the night fearing that the little bas***d would reappear and bite (really hurts) again. The next morning I searched the internet for a fogger that exterminated centipedes. Hard to find one, but I noticed in our local hardware store another brand of insecticide (not a fogger) that claimed to kill centipedes. Turns out that Raid contains the same insecticide. I decided to give Raid a try, but feared that 1) the centipede may no longer be in our bedroom, or 2) it would be killed, but we wouldn't know for sure due to it's dying in a deep crevice of a drawer, etc.. Either way- we were afraid we'd never know, and wouldn't be able to sleep well. Four hours after the fogging, we returned to our bedroom and found the little bas***d dead, out in the open, on our bathroom floor! Thank you Raid Fogger!

Thank you very much for the finish and I forgot to take a picture

I live in a tiny 300 sq ft studio in los angeles. Recently have had somw roached coming in through pipes etc., and despite keeping all drains closed at all times, theu kust kept getting in. I let off two of these over night. when i came back the next day, i saw a few roaches crawling up the walls; odd behaviour, but, certainly not dead. There were dead bodies, anywhere, nor have i found any in the following several days. None. Not one. Three days later and the problem is basically exactly the same, except now I have pesticides in my home that are probably not great for me, but dont seem to bother then. Despite doing two in such a tiny space, its apparantly had zero effect. So ... guess they dont work. They dont seem to kill the ones that are already lurking around, and they definitely do nothing to keep them out.

Got here quickly, under Prime. Easy to use - I never used a fogger product before. I figured it would be a lot more messy. I was concerned looking at the size of the cans, how much I would need. I was initially thinking that I would need at least 4 to cover the bases - but the box says 1 can treats up to 625sqft and I only have a 700sqft apartment. I just used the one box of 3, as I didn't want to over do it, especially if it smells. Well, it wasn't that bad of a smell, I set up the 3 in locations that would have reached all areas. I set them off during my lunch, and before I left I listened about a minute and they were already expelled and stopped spraying (listened through the door) but I went back to work. Over 4 hours later, I come back, and there was some odor - but no film on anything, nor did I really need to air out the premises. I found several dead roaches, even in areas I did not expect. I was rather busy and exhausted, I didn't have the chance to vacuum, so the few that were on the carpet stayed overnight. They were still there in the morning - but then two, fully grown roaches were in site and moving. One on a wall, the other on my ceiling?! I sprayed them with another Raid Product to kill them. Then I sprayed the other roaches that were still laying around. They wiggled when I did. Not sure if this stuff actually just knocks them out for a while, or if these guys just made their way in AFTER the fact. It is supposed to treat and repel for up to two months... I don't think so. I guess its fine for an immediate riddance, but don't expect it to keep them away, and be sure to look for and clean up any in the open that you can find, just to be sure they don't regain consciousness. I may try again in a few days, but with much more fogger - I don't think it is as strong as suggested.

Good stuff..have bought more . Killed all the fleas from in my room within few hours, worked for few days later too.

Very expensive but they work

It did its jobs and killed the terrible bugs that hurted my leg badly.

Ww3 strong

Does what it says. Keeps bugs out! Would recommend.