Wondercide - Outdoor Pest Control Spray with Natural Essential Oils - Mosquito, Ant, Insect Repellent, Treatment, Killer - Safe Around Pets Kids 32 oz

This Wondercide product is excellent….it is natural, smells good, and works as advertised. It is, though, more expensive than chemical products. Was shipped quickly and packaged well.

Good product kills ants, fleas and ticks as well as other bugs . Good price

Not as effective as pesticides, but a whole lot safer for humans and animals. Also, somewhat pricey.

I give this product 3 star only because it works for like a day for a few hrs. It’s not as strong as it should be to really repel off the flies bugs and ants!

This stuff really works for fleas and mosquitoes in my yard!

I live in New England, which isn’t exactly a traditional mosquito hell zone. I decided I would try something a little more natural this summer, but I am sad to say I am disappointed. I applied the product on multiple occasions throughout the season before giving up and moving on to actual, stronger insecticides. Wondercide seems to work for a few days, but you constantly need to respray the yard. I would see tiger mosquitos swarming me as I stepped down on the grass a week after thoroughly spraying the yard (with no rain). Also, the product becomes completely useless after a moderate rainfall, as it easily gets washed away. Your investment goes straight down into the soil, pretty much like flushing your wallet down the toilet. In other words, you’d better hope your treatment is timed correctly (but then again, who can predict the weather, right?). Mosquitoes quickly came back, regardless of how far apart from the rain I sprayed (1 week, 3 days, 1 day prior, same results). So basically in my experience any rainfall would immediately ruin the entire treatment, which in itself is a reason for me to dismiss it as an impractical option, given how often it has rained this summer. Even when it doesn’t rain you have to constantly reapply the product to see a noticeable difference, which is not sustainable given its high price tag. Given the product’s extremely low longevity and cost, I could’ve spent the same amount of money hiring a mosquito control company to spray my yard for the entire summer.

Love this stuff, I keep buying it every year as I live in the midwest and especially this summer our mosquitoes really came out due to the humidity. I spray this stuff all over my backyard and a bit in the front (we don't really use the front much). I also get my backyard trees in hopes it might take care of ticks, even though we don't get a lot of them. When you spray it doesn't smell chemically, it does however have a REALLY strong cedar smell which I personally like but if you are allergic or have issues you might want a diff. spray or someone else to spray your yard. We have both two dogs and a toddler so I wanted to buy something safe and that works fast so they aren't out of the yard for a whole day. This stuff works great and gives me that safe peace of mind. Really recommend! I will buy again next year when the heat comes back for sure!

The biggest reason I was looking for another mosquito killer was because I have two kids under 4 and we are bare feet people. Other products always presented me with a problem of creating chaos until I was done spraying and it was dry and then I couldnt help but wonder...whats getting absorbed through their feet?I use this in my ryobi fogger. It doesnt offer specific fogger instructions or ratio so Its something Im still toying around with. Its SUPER concentrated (a good thing!) so the first time or two it didnt spray well, but once I diluted it enough (and I use hot boiling water, just my thing though 🤷‍♀️), it sprays great.I even let the kids outside while I spray and do so worry free. I dont feel that it lasts as long as the toxic options, but I feel its a fair trade off for our health. With each application misquitoes got less and less. The only thing I noticed is that I felt like it didnt do much for killing off spiders in my yard :/, but I mainly got it for misquitoes anyways, so that was just a side note for anyone interested!