Hot Shot Bed Bug & Flea Fogger Pack 3-Pack, Kills Bed Bugs and Fleas Indoors, Get Rid of Fleas In House, Inhibits Reinfestation Up to 7 Months

Great

Never got anything like this before... Highly recommended for Bed bugs specially.

1- one of the 3 cans was half-filled so quantity of gas was very small 2- the can is hardly enough for a small room 2X3 meter and NOT like what is declared on the can that it should be used in 16X16 feet. 3- Not effective at all, the next day there was still some bugs.

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Didn’t work at all. Did everything according to instructions. In fact, the infestation got worsened after using this. Had to call pest control.

It did kill a few bedbugs but didn't eradicate the problem.

This product has done nothing, didnt kill a single bug...waste of money

These do work but they are not an overnight fix. By day 4 I can sleep in my bed without waking up itching from being attacked. By day 3 I could vacuum up dead bedbugs from my bed. I also spread diatomaceous earth around the head of my bed. Do not wash everything after using the flogger as it leaves a unnoticeable trace of the Mylar that the bugs will come in contact with and it will keep working. Although this was not an instant fix I am extremely pleased.

It works, I used it only once and I haven’t seen any bugs

I read many negative reviews about this product but decided to give it a go anyway. I cleaned and vacuumed the room in question as best I could. I removed curtains to wash and emptied drawers and vac'd in those too. I removed bedding and bagged it to move to laundry room and I actually turned the mattresses up on their sides and vac'd this also. I went as far as to seal heat vent and air return with plastic and duct tape. I set up a table in the center of the room, draped platic on table and a few pieces of newspaper. Shook the can and let her rip! I closed the door to the room and stuffed a towel under to keep the fog from escaping. A few hours later I reentered the room to find the fog killed some but not all bugs. It did however bring them out of their cracks and crevices so I knew where to focus treatment. Recall that I vacuumed the mattress and box springs? Yeah. Those little bastards were all up in the box spring. The edge where the fabric is stitched vertically around the box is where most of them were escaping. Needless to say I vacuumed again. An area around one of the windows and a crack in the floorboards were other spots we found a mass of bugs. Sucked them up in the sweeper too. Afterwards, I followed up with Harris bed bug kit according to it's instructions.

I own a mini storage. This product really helps me in between renters. Keeps the bug situation under control.

I would not give this product any stars at all!!! I live in Maine where bedbugs is basically a horrible outbreak. We had a small infestation on a brand new couch we had just bought. We noticed it in just days of having the couch. We used raid at first and that was great for killing in contact but does nothing on eggs so we did some research on the Internet, (obviously not enough) we did not read product reviews because we took our stupid pills that day I guess. Anyway, all this bomb did was push the bedbugs further thru my house. They went into my daughters room and mine. Thankfully the one last bedroom hasn't been infested. As far as we know anyway. I live in an apartment building so I had to inform my land lord. We had an exterminater come and my apartment was the only one, therefore the $1500 heat treatment cost was on me! He told me had I called when it was just the couch it would be a simple $300 chemical treatment. He warned me that when they are seen the only right thing to do it vacuum as much as possible daily and to always empty the vacuum right after and tie up and throw out the bag it was discarded in until it's treated with the right chemical. Please do not waist your time and money on this product or any other you can buy in the store. Call have in checked out fist it may turn out to be kind of costly $300 or so but it is better in the long run from my experience. Read up on diatomaceous earth. It's great for killing the and keeping at bay! I cut the bottoms off some water jugs and put the feet of my bed frame in them and then coated the bitten with the diatomaceous earth and I also put it all thru the in between of my mattress and box spring in the all the rooms. I traced all the cracks in the room like where carpet meets wall window cills head and foot boards ect... Since I did this we have not seen them again in the bedrooms but when I read up on it, it was made clear its not a permenit fix. Although keeping it after heat treatment will help prevent another infestation. I did not put it in my living room because I have a dog and a cat and although one site said it was safe for kids and pets more said it was not. So I chose not to take that risk and wait for professionals. I posted a pic of the powder I used. Good luck!! You'll need it!