PetArmorHome Carpet Powder for Fleas and Ticks, Protect Your Home From Fleas and Deodorizes Carpets, 16 Ounce

I used PETARMOR carpet powder to tackle a minor flea situation in my home, and it worked like a charm. I noticed results almost immediately—these little pests seemed to vanish overnight!What impressed me mostThe powder didn't just suppress the problem, it kept my carpet feeling fresh and my home flea-free for over seven months. That’s a lifetime in bug-time, and I didn’t need to reapply constantly.Easy and effectiveCleanup was straightforward and hassle-free. I vacuumed as usual and the powder did its magic without leaving any residue or harsh chemical smell. I felt safe using it around my cats too, and they stayed comfortable the whole time .Final thoughtsIf you’re dealing with fleas or ticks and want a reliable, long-lasting solution, this is it. It’s effective, affordable, and low-effort—I’ll definitely buy this again. Five stars all the way!

Really works. I had a renter in one of my units, and the left and did not inform me that there was a flee problem. No wonder he did not want to do a walk through. Well when I went to inspect my unit, started at the Master bedroom and I had notice these small pepper like spots on my white shoes and then there were hundreds of them. I took of running out of the house. stripped every piece of clothing off outside I had on, let them on the ground and took off running to the shower in on of my other units. Needless to say I bought 8 of these and treated every room according to the directions left the unit vacant for 4 months, came back and no more fleas.

Indeed, follow the directions. Specifically vacuuming it away after it has set for as many hours as you can stand. The smell of it was pleasant, similar to a fresh soap smell. I have no insect issues here, but I wanted to be proactive, so I spread it lightly over the oldest hardwood floor areas, where small cracks between boards formed over the past 90 years. I then dust-mopped it around and against the walls. Then I live in the other rooms of this small house for the day. I wanted to leave it for 24 hours for best effect, but I noticed it was beginning to irritate my throat after about 10 hours, so I vacuumed away all the treated area resides using my shop-vac (nice and strong). Good sleeping thereafter.Lesson learned -- good, strong stuff. It even killed the small spider in the far corner, poor thing, though it would've starved anyway, I think, after this gassing. I would not use it where kids and animals had to stay while it rested, awaiting vacuuming. But then, the instructions recommend clearly to apply, rest, vacuum completely. Good advice.

Was dealing with fleas for months. It was absolutely horrific, especially because those bite us too! This stuff was absolutely incredible. Not only did it help diminish the problem quickly, but it also smells really nice. It has a nice and fresh scent, reminded me of baby powder. It helps get rid of odors and fleas! Depending on the size of your house, you might need a bit of this stuff. It may take a couple rounds, but it'll go away easier than most other products. Sprays and bombs didn't do nearly as much as this powder, and they have a matching spray. This is the company to go to for help with fleas. Just buy it.

Literally doesn't work. Used the whole bottle. Waited 27hrs, vacuumed & no difference at all! Not even a slow down.<<Update>>Ok, I stand corrected.It does work...it just takes about a month

Works when used according to the label and letting the product set on carpet for the reccomended amount of time.Help with flea infestation or cutting down the chances of an infestation.Vaccume thoroughly every week

We have a feral cat that lives on our front porch. He has an insulated box the sleep in in the winter and during good weather he loves to catch breezes on the wooden steps where he looks out over a lake. He has long fur and does his best to take care of it, but its trouble for him. He's been there two years but we have never been able to get close to him to put tick and flea medication on him and we life in an area just filled with ticks.I was cleaning out his "house one day last fall and patting around I felt what seemed like a bunch of big fat blueberries. I opened the top of the box and found they weren't blueberries - there were 8 big fat ticks, fully engorged under his warming cushion.What to do when you can't get close enough to the cat to apply medicine. I got this spray and sprayed his cushion and the steps where he likes to sleep. I left the cushion out to air for a bit - the scent is pleasant to humans - like a mild powdery floral, but I wasn't sure it was feral approved. I also wanted these things to dry well as you are not supposed to spray the animal itself, just the surroundings.In the course of spraying his environment, I came across 2 juvenile ticks. I usually use a pyrethrin based tick repellent on myself - and that is all it is. It repels ticks, but they keep on walking along - it doesn't kill them. In fact its hard to kill a juvenile tick by stepping on it even because it just flattens itself out for a moment, the keeps on walking. I sprayed the two juvenile ticks with THIS spray and OMG those ticks died INSTANTLY!!!It was very gratifying to see.As expected, the feral cat was suspicious of the smell of his bedding and steps, but got over it pretty quickly. I can't guarantee he is insect free, but I haven't found any more engorged ticks in his house. I also spray the food mat where I place his food dishes. He is a messy eater and ants usually run for his dropped food immediately and then invade his bowl. Not any more. I spray the mat then put his bowl on a papertowel. The ants won't go on the mat at all.Very pleased with this - better than I had hoped and will always keep some on hand from now on.