209-W1G Bed Bug, Tick, and Mosquito Killer Spray, Water-Based Insecticide, Gallon with Sprayer

Bargain priced compared to similar products. Works well, great for coating clothing before going out to the woods. Also spray on my dogs. Far less concentrated than typical dog tick preventatives so I consider it safer. Poison to cats though. Been using for years.

I had broke my driver's seat and my GMC truck and had to order a seat from a third party the seat came off of a yard out of a truck that was wrecked little did I know it was infested with bed bugs which spread through my car like wildfire I tried all kind of products hot shot bed bug powder nothing seem to work this product works great the first time I used it I saw a big difference so from time to time like every three to four months I do a treatment to keep them under control I haven't seen a bed bug in months no more biting me or anything this stuff is great this is a must get.

Same formula as other products and WAY cheaper. I spend a lot of time in the woods hunting and fishing and when I get home I never find a tick. Does what it says, kills and repels ticks and mosquitos. Ticks that travel across 10 inches of treated clothing will be killed, not just repelled. Buy it and use it, it works great. Also convenient as it lasts on clothes for multiple washings and at least 4 weeks.

We have a small bedbug infestation due to bring in used clothing and furniture. We have battled with this for a year now. We have bedbug covers and keep our beds pulled away from the walls. They dont feed on us but we have two inside dogs that sleep on the couches and floors. Tried almost everything. From pesticides to steaming and ironing the carpet by hand. I bought this product to try on my carpet, curtains, couches and baseboards. I spotted an adult bug and sprayed it once to see if it worked. Bug did not run but was moving its legs. I came back an hour later to see if bug died and I reached up to touch it and that bug did not move. No life in it at all. When I first opened the sealed bottle, I took a smell of it to see how strong it was going to be for ventilation necessity. It had no pesticide odor to it at all. Infact it smelled like the water you get from a water hose. I began to wonder if I got ripped off. But no. It works. It states that its a water base. My dogs were kept in a different room and on the porch for just incase reasons. We never began to actually smell any aroma until we got down to 3/4 of the bottle in the house. Then it was just a light hint of some chemical. It did not effect my dogs but it says on the back to not to use it on or around cats or kittens but you can dogs. Which brings me to another subject. We also have been battling seasonal fleas on the dogs. I did not spray this product directly on my dogs but the fleas in the house seem to be unaffected by this product. The fleas arent bad but they are still around. As for this product and bedbugs, I say it works. Will order more if needed.

kills em dead, i use ut on my hunting clothes works great

I live in eastern Tennessee where ticks and chiggers are a nightmare for my dogs. This year, I sprayed under the leaves of the trees and the grass in my yard and, 4 months into summer, not one more tick on my dogs.

I used it to get rid of bed bugs. It just didn't get job done.

Switched over to the JT Eaton product a couple of years ago from the Sawyer version. As far as I can tell the effectiveness/longevity of the treatment on clothing and gear is identical but JT Eaton takes the cake because not only is it way cheaper but the sprayer is better and the 1 gallon size is just a lot more convenient. I basically take out a huge pile of my clothes and the kids’ clothes and start spraying each spring once the first skeeters appear and then perhaps in the late summer I will freshen it up a little if I start getting bit again. For whatever reason if there is a mosquito alive in the square mile I am standing in, I will get bit. Before I hit on treating my clothes the 99% DEET stuff was what I had to use, the 5% stuff might as well have not been applied. Now I almost never get bit unless there are a ton of them around and a tiny amount of picaridin for exposed skin will see me safely through pretty bad swarms. But it has to be notably bad before I need any topicals. Our area has ticks but not tons, that said, I have not had a tick since I started treating my gear. Also, I love that this is safe for spraying on gear unlike DEET based products. And yes, it is odorless, colorless and utterly imperceptible (to humans) on whatever you spray it on (after dry). Yes it has a strong smell when wet. Update 8/20/18 - For me 1gal is enough to treat 20-25 pieces of adult clothing. You want to dampen the whole item but it doesn't need to drip. And a cheap pump (pressurized) garden sprayer is vastly easier to use than the hand sprayer. Just...use one for only this purpose instead of your one for ground clear. :)