Insectokil Smoke Bombs (Pack of 4) Mini Smoke Bomb Foggers For Effective Control Of All Flying And Crawling Insects

Wow. We had a wasp nest in our chimney, it was a bad infestation.Got one of these bad boys at the bottom of the chimney. We lit it and left the room for 2 hours, then opened windows and doors and left it for 1 hour.Now the little blighters are dead. Hundreds of them had fallen down the chimney.If you follow the instructions and are careful then these little things pack a wallop!There is a slight after aroma, not the nicest in the world but certainly not bad, kind of like a used firework smell.

Served it's purpose

Worked brilliantly

We definitely have fewer fleas after using these, but understanding the flea's lifestyle, eggs and pupae have to be given time to emerge before it's possible to know if they are actually gone.We were surprised that the 2 hour timeframe in the ad was a 4 hour timeframe on the container. It's winter and very cold, so vacating the house for four whole hours is not a simple matter - knowing this before buying would have been helpful as this needed considerable planning.We know we will have to repeat the whole process at least 4 times to be certain of success now. This information would also have been useful to know.The inaccuracy is the reason for the low rating.

They simply just don't work. I guess I should have known as I'd previously ordered these that they're not great. Used all 4 in the bedroom, since me and my child were regularly getting bitten. Treated other areas with previously bought smoke bombs too. Washed ALL bedding on high temperatures. Replaced mattress protectors etc. And I've still woken up with new bites. Didn't work when I had moths either, I thought perhaps it just doesn't work well on moths. Well it's clearly not working well on whatever has been biting me and my child too.

Smoke bomb worked great. Used 2 of these in a 6m x 4m room plus eaves to one side. Cleared eaves of old insulation which where ridden with 5 old and large bee & wasp nests. (We have recently moved home and are stripping out rooms for renovation).The nests where crawling with spider beetles which where discovered after using wallpaper steam stripper (the beetles are attracted to moisture and additionally thrive in nests apparently) and they appeared all over the house for around 2 weeks after we disturbed them. I killed easily over 300 of them. Pest control advised to buy these and find and get rid of the source (the nests).After clearing (bagging insulation and nests) and hoovering out the eaves with industrial vacuum cleaner (don't use a regular household one) I then placed one in the eaves and another one in the far end of the room opposite the eaves (both sat on oven trays). Lit these with windows closed and sealed off the room door and left for 24hrs to let the bombs settle. Then removed trays and the used bombs and opened a window for ventilation and re-sealed the door for further 2 days or so. It's recommended to leave the bomb dust lying for a month or so before cleaning the room but the room is safe to enter without a mask after few days if necessary providing you wash hands etc after being in the room.This worked perfectly. Haven't seen another beetle since. It's now been roughly a month since using the bombs. Highly recommend this product.Also we have a dog in the house and this is safe to use providing you take the precautions we did with sealing off the room and ventilation afterwards. We just used some masking tape to seal the perimeter of the door and a bin bag taped to the bottom of the door where the larger door to floor gap is. Worked perfectly.Be aware the bombs go off pretty quickly and are strong. Wear a mask and be quick, but careful not to knock over the bombs, as they ignite upwards once lit. They smell when used, but the smell goes away after few days.Highly recommend 👍

Check out the amount of Permethrin! Wow!

Only last couple of months ang the spiders are back.This product needs to be stronger!