Bengal Chemical 55201 Roach and Flea Indoor Fogger, 3-2.7 oz. Cans

Best bug product ever. We have not had any bugs since we started using this brand probably 20 years ago. It’s amazing how well this kills and how minimal the smell is. We are in South Georgia and roaches are prevalent here. Our home just does not have any. I will occasionally set off a fogger underneath the house in the crawlspace, and we have used this in other people‘s homes who did have bugs. It resulted in complete eradication. I can’t recommend this brand and product enough. Make sure to remove your pets food and water dishes before use and be extremely cautious with using in areas where children or pets eat/play.

great product it really works. used on roaches

Bengal has become my favorite line of bug control products and these are no exception.

We had an invasion of fleas. Powder, collars etc would not work. We had to use this product in every room and then get heavy duty treatment for the pets. It's been 2 weeks no more fleas. Vet says this has been a crazy season for fleas and they seem more resistant to over the counter prevention.

This will kill German roaches, bbut you have to do it twice per month to keep them a way.I like it, its clean and has no smell.

Sorry to say, this did not work for me. Still have dust mite having concerts nightly.

This stuff is the BEST! It works immediately & all I see is dead bugs when I see them 3 months later! I will definitely be buying this again!

Good: So far (two days,) it seems to have done the job.Bad: The product information made no mention of the aerosol propellant used. Normally this wouldn't be a big deal, BUT since Freon became evil in the 1990s, many aerosol products have switched to some highly flammable and/or toxic gases as propellant. Yes, I was diligent in shutting off fire and spark sources per the instructions. Regardless, if I'm going to be filling my home with an extraordinarily explosive or toxic mix, I'd kinda like to know that in advance.Ugly: So I prepped the house for fogging, make arrangements to take the dog and myself elsewhere, set up the cans, triggered the first one, hustled downstairs to start the other two. And when I was halfway down the stairs, every smoke alarm in the house went off. There was no obvious way to shut down the spray (I played with it afterward, and I'm still not sure it could be shut down without breaking the nozzle,) so I ended up doing a mad dash around the house pulling plugs and batteries while the house was filling with toxic mist. I went over the instructions VERY carefully afterward. There is no mention made of the very real need to disable all smoke alarms before fogging. My eyes smarted for a few minutes afterward, but no real harm done. Regardless, I'm not impressed.Bottom line: The overarching bottom line, of course, is whether this stuff actually works. At first view it's done some good, but it'll take a few days to confirm whether the fleas which were the reason for this purchase are gone. I'll revise my rating upward if so. For now, though, one star off for the incomplete product content list, and two off for the unpleasant surprise I got when I started the foggers.Update (1/4/17): Hound and home are flea-free, and it looks as though the spider and house centipede populations were severely reduced, a side benefit. Now that I know to disable the smoke alarms before use, I'll probably be buying this again. Now three stars for product effectiveness.