16g Smoke Bomb Fogger For Fleas, Bedbugs, Moths and all insects | Professional Strength (10)

This worked well for me. The flea infestation was very severe. When I walked into the room dozens fleas were immediately landing on my ancles and arms.It took three goes with these bombs. I did them about a week apart. But they killed every last flea.The room smells bad afterwards. You need to wash the walls and floor and ceiling to get rid of the smell. But they certainly got rid of the fleas.

These Critterkill Smoke Bombs are really good and do the job. We had an Africal Bee nest in the top of our chimney, and unfortunately could not find someone to take the it out as is high up and difficult to get too. I really did not want to kill them if we could help it but They were coming into the house as well, so Our only option was to exterminate them so thought I would give these smoke bombs a try. I did the first smoke bomb and stood it in the fire, we lit it and sealed off the fireplace, we did this very quickly as to contain the smoke to the chimney. I went outside and Could see the smoke coming out the chimney top. I left it for a few hours and went back to do the second smoke bomb. When I opened the fire there were hundreds of dead ones in the bottom of the fire. we did the second one anyway to make sure they were all gone. We do not use the fire as a real fire otherwise we would get someone to sweep the chimney, however this has got rid of them all. I highly recommend trying this if you have a similar problem.

I ordered two of these, probably needed more for 6 rooms. They do smell and get really hot - the bottom of the tub they come in melted a little, but I had them on a non flammable surface. They did quite a good job. I did have a lot and so will be repeating in a week or two. It hasn't got rid of everything, nor did I expect it too first time. See attached pic

Set three off these off in the loft, had a camera up there to keep an eye on things. They made plenty of smoke which hung in the air for a good long time and killed a load of flying wasps, but the following day more wasps were finding their way from the loft into the house and have continued to in the week since then.Rather expensive to have another go, but no other option exists to get to the inaccessible areas...

The moths in my bedroom not only survived but thrived after I tried other methods to get rid of them. These smoke bombs were my last resort, and I wished I'd known about them sooner. I lit one and left it in the room with the windows and doors closed while I went to work. I returned hours later to a room that smelled slightly smoky and was moth-free! I aired the room out, but was initially concerned that the smoky scent would linger and attach to my clothes. Within a couple of days, there was no trace of the smell anywhere. Highly effective and easy to use. I'd use this again in a heartbeat to eradicate bugs.

These small containers were fairly good in eradicating the flies but world need more as would need moreThey are a bit pricey too and a bit small in size

Why did you choose this product over others?:Did the job

Really impressed with these. Easy to use, leaves absolutely no residue whatsoever, and didnt set off fire alarms. Smells like boiled eggs for about an hour when it first starts, then smells very lightly of smoke once it’s finished. Not acrid or unpleasant at all, more like a spent firework. Smell/smoke didn’t pervade the whole house, I was really worried about this as we have a baby, and there is absolutely no detectible residue on anything after use.Would definitely use again although I hope we don’t have to! Used for carpet moths and carpet beetles, hopefully that’s the last we see of them