Total Indoor Insect Killer

This is fantastic and the only thing that sorted an underground wasps nest. It was underneath a storage unit where we keep the lawnmower, so couldn’t get the mower out without being attacked. Please ensure you are dealing with wasps before using as we do not want to kill bees under any circumstances!!! I bought the Zero in foam cans at first but the foam disappeared after a few minutes and after 6 attempts the wasps were still coming in and out.I then tried this powder and waited until evening when the wasps were less active and plucked up the courage to squeeze out a pile of powder right at the entrance hole to the nest. By morning there was a pile of wasps outside and the nest was no longer active. The wasps had been taking the powder into the nest on their bodies and wings and it killed the entire nest overnight. Highly recommended . It would not work for nests that are high up as you have to get up very close. And don’t use when it’s windy. I cleared up any leftover/excess powder afterwards as I did not wish to harm any other insects or creatures, please do the same.

Large nest within a raised bed- Applied once daily over the course of 4 days. Most were nuked upon first application although to end the hatching cycle additional was applied. When you apply the powder, leave the area swiftly as they'll be raging mad and disorientated.

Amazing product, does what is says in quick effect. Great size, i was able to spray every corner of my room + windows inside and outside and have more than half a bottle left. I can finaly open my windows without having to be scarejumped by spiders crawling all over.

Product less effective than the Amazon rating and customer reviews. Product cannot be sprayed instantly on insects. It needs to be shaken well to get the spray out otherwise only foam comes out. Worst still insects survive a few minutes after coming in contact with the Product.

Fantastic. I'm mildly allergic to wasp stings so a nest in my compost heap was the stuff of nightmares. But with this, a few quick puffs into a few holes and by the next day; peace! So easy. Not convinced, I then dug at the heap and out fell waspzilla (the queen) and the last few dying drones. Did not have to see the nest to kill it which was perfect for me. The wasps took the powder in with them and did the job for me, and no angry wasps to deal with in the process. Im keeping stocked up with this stuff from now on. Goes a long way, and works quickly so good value too.

Where do I begin? When I was a kid, back in the 1940s, we didn't waste anything. If a fruit fly landed in your tea, mum lifted it out with a spoon and rinsed it down the sink! In the 60s, the outside of the windows of my flat were covered in a blanket of fruit flies and I used Raid to kill them. I have just a few of these annoying creatures now, flying around in my flat, and they TARGET my nose and keep flying into my mouth and drowning themselves in my coffee!!! I didn't even finish making the coffee last night, and one was trying to climb into the cup just as I began pouring the water! It boiled to death, but I'd prefer it didn't do it in my coffee! This spray doesnt! Spray I mean! It splutters a bit, then locks up firmly - need to be Superman to depress the button!. I got it to spray a mist a few times but the little pests are still here! In my nose and mouth again! The thing is, CAN THEY SPREAD COVID-19? If they land on an infected surface, can they transfer it into my flat? I'm nearly 80 so I'm very concerned and this spray is a waste of time. Seems rather excessive to be spending upwards of £8 - £12 to kill a few flies so I bought this and it's absolutely useless! The aerosol mechanism is faulty but the contents themselves aren't effective.

This powder certainly kills wasps effectively and is to be recommended. I had to add a flexible tube to the end of the nozzle so that I could blow powder into the gaps in the brick mortar, just under the soffit boards of the garage, where they were building a nest. I practiced how to do it away from the wasps to begin with but it was quick to spray in the end, late one evening. By next morning only a few wasps were flying around, clearly not sure what to do as they could detect something was wrong. All activity ceased after a couple of days. I didn't enjoy killing the nest like this but there's still plenty of powder left should it be needed again, so definitely worth the money.

It works perfectly, did the exact job i bought it for. Great