Hot Shot No-Mess! Fogger With Odor Neutralizer 3 Count-1.2 Ounce Cans, Kills Hidden Bugs, No Need To Turn Off Pilot Lights, 6 Pack

I used the Hot Shot No Mess Fogger in a basement and garage area that had a bug problem, and it worked exactly as promised. The design really is “no mess”—the dry fog leaves no sticky residue or film on furniture, walls, or floors. After airing out the space, I noticed a dramatic reduction in pests almost immediately, and after a few days, there were no signs of activity.The 3-pack is convenient because one fogger covers a decent area, but it’s nice to have extras for multiple rooms or a repeat treatment if needed. The instructions were clear and easy to follow, and I appreciated that the canisters lock in place so you don’t have to worry about them tipping over.If you’re looking for an affordable and effective way to tackle a bug problem, this is a solid solution. Just be sure to follow the directions carefully and allow proper ventilation. Highly recommend for peace of mind and a pest-free home.

We live behind some farms, and there are more flies than normal, so we wanted to reduce the number of flies in our out building and shed.seems to be working great...Thanks

Honestly it worked really good. It killed the spiders in my basement like I wanted it too. However it gave me rashes all over my bosy and my dog breathing problems. I aired out the room with big fans and waited the time it said to wait. But even days later when I went to the basement the rashes would come back and wouldn’t go away and it was super uncomfortable and itchy. Almost had to go to the hospital. This happened with two different products from this brand which is how I know it was this particular product that made me sick.

Worked great! Doesn't leave aweful scent like the regular version. Used in garage & so far so good no spiders anymore!

I bought these with no expectations whatsoever because I've tried other insecticides with glowing reviews, alot more costly, and truly had high expectations to tackle a flea issue. I found a product for outdoors, but indoors still no relief till I tried these foggers (cheap, got nothin' to lose, seems easy, been at it for 2 weeks already).My floor downstairs is carpeted and it's a huge living area - 3 stools carefully placed.I ended up activating one fogger for the middle section, waited an hour (instructions says otherwise) and covered myself to activate another one near the screen door area, waited an hour later and hurried up all being covered to activate the 3rd one near my washer & dryer/bathroom. Each time I quickly ran in, quickly closed the door, being covered and held by breath to activate each fogger - exited out real quick.Total wait time was 4 hours to let the fumes sit, and a full 4 hours of airing it out.To my surprise, it worked. Granted it doesn't promise to kill all the fleas, but being able to sit on the couch for an entire hour without getting bit makes all the difference. Today I sat for about 30 mins and no bites yet. I do still plan on a followup treatment maybe in 10 - 14 days, just because.

These don't seem to work. I wish I could tell you they do but it didn't for me.

I had a gnat infestation. Not sure how because I don’t keep fresh foods in my house and I excessively clean everyday. Not sure when, I just noticed the problem after it got too bad. Everyone told me it’s because in the South, it happens with older houses, honestly idk….all I know is it was BAD. So, I tried this fogger today for the first time. My house is pretty big so I got one can for each room and hallway just to be sure it would get the job done. Ive been gone for about 5 hours and so far so good. Only reason I know, is because they are attracted to light and im typing this with no problems. Anyway, this house is ridiculously old so I can’t open the windows good to air everything out, but there’s hardly any smell. I turned off the air conditioning while I was gone so it did have a “spicy” element to the air quality once I got back but you can barely notice once you get it on again. There’s no residue which I appreciate because I have pets that get into any and everything. I do plan on following up with a baking soda treatment I found on google for the pipes to ensure they’re gone for good but if you still see this with no update, it did the job

Pretty sure it worked. I used it in a shed which I had just noticed some unsavory characters in. So I didn’t have a big home invasion situation: but I haven’t noticed any activity since using the fogger. Nor have I seen any dead bugs to indicate it worked but either way the shed is bug free.