Precor 2000 Plus Premise Spray with USA Supply Protective Gloves and Pest ID Card - Prevents Flea Build-up for 7 Months

If you need DDT strength insecticide to get rid of fleas. This is the stuff. Wear gloves. Be prepared to step out of the house for a bit if you use it indoors. It is quite strong with the smell, but the payoff for how well this takes care of fleas is fantastic. It even got rid of a bunch of other critters that I didn't even think about. Used it in my attic and it Got rid of some small rodents. Didn't kill them, just caused them to move away.

We have tried so many products because we get fleas every summer. We don’t even have pets but due to our neighbor next door having so many cats, we constantly get them. This spray really gets the job done, it is pricey but so worth it!!

It works and not only for fleas! I have cats and they go out more than I would like I treat the cats and they don’t have fleas but they hitchhike! I treat regularly and my neighbors had an exterminator for roaches last week turns out it kills them too!

Outstanding product! I was dealing with a flea infestation and nothing was working. My friend works for a well-known pest control company and reached out to a coworker who works in the field, and he suggested Precor. Before I used it, I could not walk into the room where it started without my feet immediately being covered by fleas. I used it and about four hours later went into that room and absolutely nothing! I bought two cans to make sure I had enough to cover my entire house.

I have always had indoor cats with no flea issues. Recently upon moving into a brand-new apartment, I discovered quickly the previous tenant had left me a gift! I flea infestation. Though the apartment had been cleaned, it did not take care of the fleas. Being a holistic guru, I went the natural route. It did NOT work. Two months in after much discouragement, I learned about Precor 2000. This stuff did the trick! I mean, almost immediately!Steps I took to get rid of the problem:1. Treat your pets! I used Advantage II (Not One because this does not kill eggs) on my pet.2. Vacuum, Vacuum, Vacuum! Daily. Empty out the container outside and seal.3. Isolate your pets to a safe zone behind closed doors. Though there is an initial scent, it goes away after a couple hours.4. Shake can and spray as directed. You do not need to saturate. I sprayed the base boards and carpeting including couch, chairs, etc. It is best to use a mask.5. Go run errands for a few hours. If it's not July heat, open windows. I put AC way down and ran my ceiling fans. Two hours later, the smell was out.6. Vacuum again entire area (you will see dead fleas)7. Wash your bedding, pets bedding and any area they hang out. Dry on high heat for at least 30 minutes. I also steam cleaned my bed.8. Rinse and repeat after about a week to two weeks depending on how severe the problem is.I hope this helps anyone who has been struggling with this issue. Precor 2000 Plus HELPED me!

This brand was recommended by a professional exterminator. It works amazing. If your dog has fleas, you have to treat your dog, but you also have to treat carpets that’s where they lay the eggs and re-hatch the spray kills it all!

Totally worked for getting rid of fleas. I would recommend. It’s easy to spray as long as the animals aren’t there.

I purchased this to deal with a flea infestation, and while it may work for killing fleas, it contains permethrin, which is highly toxic to cats. Nowhere on the front of the can or description did it clearly warn me of this. I had already used it before realizing it could be dangerous—even fatal—to my two cats just from walking on treated carpets.Cat owners: do not use this anywhere your feline friends walk, sleep, or groom themselves. Residue can linger for weeks and is absorbed through their paws or fur. I’ve since learned there are safer options like Wondercide and Vet’s Best for cat households.Labeling like this is irresponsible. This needs a bold, visible warning that it’s not safe for use around cats—not buried in tiny text.