Johnson Fogger/Fumgtr.35oz 3pk

I've been living in my current place for about five years and it seemed this year was the worst infestation of ants I've ever had. I tried using an eco-spray that just didn't seem to work anymore on them. Still the bugs continue to come in every room in my home to my dismay and frustration. Since they were in every single room I thought I'm going to have to fumigate my place as that's the only way it's going to stop their invasion. I removed my pets and their food bowls and water fountain along with my bedding and a number of other things. I covered everything with plastic just in case and to my pleasant surprise found it wasn't necessary. It was so easy to use this fogger as all one had to do was set up the plastic cup with a little bit of water and put each canister into the plastic cup. I set up three foggers in three different areas of my 800 square-foot home apartment to make sure I covered the whole place to get rid of the bugs. I had time to set up all three canisters and leave my place before the fogging started. There was no residue and was left with a nice floral scent in my place. I opened all the windows and turned on couple of fans to air out my place as per the instructions. I did this on December 21 and today is February 6 and so far I haven't seen any live ones and I'm hoping it stays that way. Hopefully the bugs got the message and won't come back but if they do I will use this product again. I was informed by a pest control rep that the bugs are especially persistent due to the four year drought here in California and were probably coming because they were desperate for water and food. My infestation may have been because of a leak under the kitchen faucet that has since been fixed. Even with keeping my place as clean as possible, it still may be that one needs to use this fogger 1-2 times a year and also spray outside with Raid bug spray which I have as well. Definitely recommends this product as very effective.

I used it in a car to get rid of a cockroach infestation. I own a cleaning company and I never realized that roaches could survive in a car and multiply, but sure enough they began to. After trying to eradicate them by natural methods, I chose this route out of concern for my employees who where getting "grossed out" by having to ride in a car that had roaches. I bought a 3 pack. I put one on the center console and let it do it's magic on a Friday. When I returned to the car on Sunday, I found dead roaches all over the place. One thing I would recommend is get the car professionally cleaned if you decide to use it. I didn't for the first session, I wiped down the inside of the car myself on Monday when we used this particular car on of our routes. I found myself with a severe headache later in the day as well as experiencing some nausea. After the first session, and checking the car at night, I found I significant lower number of roaches wandering around. Before I began to use this fogger, at night, I would see like 20-30. I used it again the next weekend, and found no dead roaches, and at night when I checked it just a couple wandering around. I got the car cleaned professionally and that took care of any poisoning, personally. I used it again the 3rd weekend, but I do believe all the roaches were gone after the 2nd session. Again, I got the car professionally cleaned and no illness. Car is roach free. This stuff works.

I have used these for years because they are easy to use and do the job. Unlike aerosol products that cannot penetrate small openings, cracks etc, this smoke bomb reaches the farthest reaches of my attic, basement and garage. You add water to the cup and it causes a chemical reaction creating smoke. The smoke disperses, travels to the limits of the room, house and stays there, killing whatever living pest is present. Aerosol forgers spray upward and ultimately some of it falls back down, reducing effectiveness in the distant locations. Too bad the company doesn't show the individual bombs in any photos or explain that is truly a smoke bomb, far superior to aerosol spray from cans.

I had previously used this product many years ago and I remembered it to be very effective. It's supposed to burst into a cloud of white smoke a few minutes after you place it in the water cup.The product I received 3 days ago from Amazon (from Markson Supply) which I used today did not do that. There was just the tiniest wisp of smoke which left a thick gel on top of the can. I seriously doubt any bugs were killed today.There was no expiration date on the packaging so I couldn't really tell how old this stock is.I've had many satisfying purchases from Amazon. This is definitely not one of them.

So, a few months ago, my SUV's electrical systems started doing really weird things, flickering or failing all over the car, frankly all very alarming. Had the vehicle towed as I was afraid to drive it. Many hours of diagnostics, no answers! In the meantime, the shop mechanics noted there were a large number of ants who had colonized in my car, including in my engine! The shop owner decided to tackle the ant problem as well and ordered this. Lo and behold, my electrical systems all came back online! Unbelievable!Additionally, this product is super easy to use, just fill the plastic container up to the line, drop the canister bottom down into the water, pop the lid, put in cabin of the car, and let it work its magic for about 4 hours. There was absolutely NO residual smell that this product had ever been in my car, and the ants were all gone! I similarly had ants in another car that still has that new car smell from 2008 when I bought it new, and the product did not affect that smell, either.

This is a "dry fogger", put a little water in the cup, put the thing inside and stand back. I have found that these work better than others. Not sure if is because of the AI or method of delivery.

This makes a gas that lingers in the air, way better than the sprays

It didn't seem to have much effect on the current population in the house. Seems like the problem stayed about the same.