Hot Shot BedBug And Flea Fogger, Inhibits Flea Reinfestation, 2 Ounce Cans, 6 Count

Now the thing about Hot Shot is that it is not an instant kill like Raid is. Raid will kill on contact and if that's what you want because maybe you have a really bad infestation and you just want to kill as many as possible or you see one or two you want them dead then you would buy raid or another brand. Hot Shot has always taken a very long time to kill and I think it has something to do with the fact that they want the bugs to run back to where they hide at so that they can infect the other bugs or the other bugs will eat them in slowly kill them as well. If the bugs die instantly that won't happen. The only reason why I got this one is because the other one I was trying to buy I guess it was a Hazmat and couldn't be delivered to my house. Maybe that works better I wouldn't know but I tried this on the few stragglers that I saw after I threw out my grandmother's mattress and it killed them so it works. We will see about eggs though. Just remember that you have to vacuum after you use this stuff because they can still lay their eggs when they're dead and you have to vacuum up the eggs as well to minimize the chances of them rehatching in case for whatever reason they're resistant to the treatment. Just try to do everything that you can on your end so you don't have to call in a professional(again for some of us). Sleep easy.

These little foggers cover an INSANE amount of turf, for how small the canisters are! At the tail end of September, I somehow picked up bed bugs, not a major infestation, only a minuscule one, noticed like 3 of them one day creeping on my mattress/box spring but I was never bitten, so I must have caught them in the early stage before they could mature… I’ve never had this issue before but because I realized these little suckers were trying to infiltrate my space it was a big no-no for me, and I immediately took extensive measures to get on top of it and get them OUT…So I got the Hot shot canisters, and some other products as well and got rid of a bunch of stuff to make sure they STAY OUT… I’ve now set off two of these hot shot cans about two weeks apart…I did one at the beginning of October and one about two weeks ago and judging by the amount of fog I’ve seen it’s absolutely impossible for these critters to survive the foggers…after setting off the second fogger a couple weeks ago I have not seen a single bed bug anywhere. Very easy to use, and as long as you follow the instructions, and make sure to follow up the fogging by cleaning, wiping down, and vacuuming REALLY good after you set these things off, it works. They work pretty well for bed bugs, on a smaller scale. Now…if you have a larger infestation then I can’t promise these will work for you, I’d maybe recommend and exterminator if you’re dealing with something on a larger scale, but since I didn’t have anything crazy, this was helpful for me. Hope this helps!

Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, step right up and prepare to witness the greatest pest eradication show on Earth! Presenting the Hot Shot BedBug and Flea Fogger, the one-stop solution that will make those pesky critters run for cover—leaving your home a bug-free fun house (minus the circus acrobats swinging from your chandeliers). Get ready for a review that will tickle your funny bone and inspire a standing ovation for its bug-busting brilliance! 🐜🔥🎩 Let's start with the sheer effectiveness of these foggers. They're like the Houdinis of the bug world, magically making bedbugs and fleas vanish into thin air. With a puff of fog, your home becomes a no-fly zone for those creepy crawlies, leaving them scratching their tiny heads in confusion. Just be prepared for your pets to give you a standing ovation and start requesting autographs for your heroic efforts in bug elimination—don't forget to practice your best bug-catching pose! 🎉🐶🐜 But it's not just about the bugs; it's about the satisfaction that follows. The Hot Shot BedBug and Flea Fogger inhibit reinfestation like a bouncer at a bug nightclub, making sure those unwelcome guests don't sneak back in for a late-night party. Say goodbye to sleepless nights filled with itchy bites and hello to uninterrupted beauty sleep—because no one wants to wake up looking like a pincushion! Just be ready to receive invites from neighboring bugs who've heard about your bug-free home and want to join your exclusive "No Fleas Allowed" club! 🛌🚫🐜 Now, let's talk about the fogging process. The Hot Shot BedBug and Flea Fogger turn your home into a theatrical stage of bug-busting extravaganza. It's like a miniature foggy wonderland where bugs are the unsuspecting actors and you, my dear homeowner, are the director. But be warned: this is not the time to break out your juggling skills or practice tightrope walking. Let the fogger do its magic, and resist the temptation to turn your living room into a flea circus—remember, bugs are not invited to perform under your Big Top! 🎪🎭🪳 But here's a word of caution: follow the instructions to a T. While the fogger is a superhero in bug elimination, too much fog can turn your home into a mysterious mist-filled realm, making it difficult to find your way to the kitchen for a snack. Embrace the humor in wearing a headlamp or using a compass to navigate your own living room, and remember that fogging is a temporary spectacle—eventually, the mist will clear, and you can reclaim your snack-filled domain! 🌫️🍿 In conclusion, the Hot Shot BedBug and Flea Fogger is a bug-busting marvel that will transform your home into a pest-free paradise. It's a show-stopping performance that will have bugs running for cover and your pets applauding your bug-banishing skills. So sit back, enjoy the spectacle, and revel in the victory of a bug-free home—just

Great product

Doesn't work for bed, bugs?

Had fleas really bad in some of the upstairs bedrooms. As soon as you walked in they started swarming you and eventually traveled throughout the house, honestly i have like a ptsd of things touching me now and im writing this incase it helps someone else. First i sprayed all thr rooms down with a indoor spray poison(home defense). Make sure you get all the corners and near baseboards aswell and if their in the bed you might wanna throw the mattress away or spray it down too atleast. Then i placed the foggers in the room overnight( or as long as possible) making sure all windows and doors are closed in each room. For larger rooms you might wanna put more than one fogger in there. That alone got rid of most of them. Almost completely out of the bedrooms. For the final act we added diatomaceous earth(you can get food grade if you have pets) in the common/open areas(kitchen, living room, dining room, etc.) .Honestly you can probably get rid of them with the diatomaceous earth alone (I didn’t find out about it until later) only thing is you’ll have to leave it down on the floor for a couple days. Also daily vaccuming/ mopping is also very important and helped ALOT.

Effective in large and small rooms. No residue. Open doors and drawers, fleas will hide in them. Bomb at least twice for infestation.

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!