Raid Flea Killer Carpet & Room Spray, Kills Fleas, Ticks, and Eggs, 16 oz

This spray comes out in a fog-like mist, powerful and covers a large area. Better than the other non-aerosol sprays. Definitely has helped decrease the flea population, which is always a pain this time of year. I will be ordering this again. Recommend.

My kitten escaped into the woods and came home with a major flea infestation that also spread to my teacup Chihuahua. Fleas, eggs, and larvae were everywhere! I washed everything, threw out their bedding and cat towers, sprayed all affected areas, and vacuumed twice a day for a week using both my hand and robot vacuum. I repeated the process and used this spray along with the deep cleaning. By week two, the infestation was gone! I bought a second bottle just for extra reinforcement. The scent is mildly sweet and not overpowering, and the spray is easy to use upside down along furniture and baseboards. This stuff works! Highly recommend if you're dealing with fleas.

I have 2 cats. Never had a problem until I accidently brought in fleas from work. By the time I realized it, one had flea infestation, the other was starting to get one. This was the product I used as part of a total plan to get rid of them. Hint: shake can then hold it upside down--nozzle angled down--to direct spray towards the carpet or furniture. Steps taken: 1. Quarantine cats. Keep future fleas in one room. 2. Bathe cats with flea shampoo if they'll let you. It's a 2 person job for most cats. Wash cat bedding in hot water. 3. Comb cats daily with flea comb. Have container of water with some kind of soap detergent near you. Dunk comb (with hair) in it to kill fleas immediately. 4. Get flea meds. Vet gave me monthly flea pills for my cats. Fleas bite them and then they die. Started working within hours. 5. Spray Raid on carpets and furniture. Let air out for a few hours. (Vacuum next day.) I sprayed every 2-3 weeks. I used 3 cans to do 4 rooms and hallway 3x, and stairs 2x. 6. Vacuum flea room and bedroom (it was close to cats' room) every day for 2 weeks. (Moved cats to uncarpeted sunroom when I sprayed every couple weeks.) Vacuumed all furniture 1-2x week and all carpets every other day. (I've read that every day is the ideal but every other worked for me.) After 6 weeks, I am finding the occasional flea, but they are pretty much gone. The cycle seems to be broken. I'm very happy. I still plan on one more spray and continued vacuuming for a few more weeks. Keep in mind: There is no "one and done" treatment for getting rid of fleas. Wash everything you can in hot water--sheets, bedding, clothes. That plus detergent kills fleas. Fleas have life cycles. They will lessen and then reappear every couple weeks as new eggs hatch. Seeing fleas again doesn't mean your efforts or Raid failed. It means there is a new crop of fleas. You should see less and less with each cycle. Vacuuming is important! Flea eggs, larvae and adults are attracted to heat and motion. The vacuum provides that and sucks them up. I read that each time you vacuum you get about 30% of eggs. Fleas lay eggs constantly. So keep it up! It will take a couple months, but with diligence, you can get rid of fleas.

Seems to be the only thing that works! And, the smell is tolerable, just ventilate the rooms and don’t spray too much at one time in one location. It’s for the carpet and not like using a spray for flying insects that you would spray upward into the air, unless you see them on the wall or something else like that. Probably not a tv or any other electronics directly. Fleas are easily seen on tv screens since they are drawn to them. The jury is still out on whether or not the hack of putting vinegar and dish detergent in small containers works. This spray seems to be a very good option!

Got rid of the fleas in the house I was cleaning very effectively.

I have three dogs and for the first time in my entire life they got fleas. We have been using frontline plus for many, many years and all of a sudden at the end of the summer it quit working and all three of my dogs had fleas. Consequently I had fleas in my house! I can’t tell you how embarrassing it was to sit in a business meeting and glance down and see a flea on my hand. I Purchased this, gave my dogs Capstar, and then Comfortis per recommendation of my vet. I then sprayed this raid throughout all of the carpeted areas of the house. I am pretty sure that I used a heavier application that is recommended on the can as I used up two cans in about 900 sq. Ft. NO MORE FLEAS! But don’t forget you have to vacuum, vacuum, vacuum! It does smell, and I did have to eventually open some windows in order to air out the rooms I used it in, and I tried to spray it when I knew we wouldn’t need to use the rooms I was using it in for roughly 12 to 24 Hours. But it kills bugs! My house was built in 1853 so we have all manner of centipedes and Asian beetles and Box Elder bugs and spiders and after I sprayed it I found all of those things dead, and not just on the floor. I am very happy!

It works ! It’s also easy to spray it has a flat sprayer covers a lot of the area you’re spraying. Also has a pleasant scent. I’m not sure where my cats got fleas because they don’t go out. But between this spray and the treatment they should be gone!!

Did not get rid of the fleas but nothing has.

much better and more effective than anything you can get here in the uk. Spray and leave easy. Would use again

Waste of money

Great

This product did not seem to work as well as it did 2 years ago when we used it. It is also extremely smelly/ toxic compared to other products which have proven more effective this time.

2 weeks ive waited for this now, and still no sign of being able to track it even though it has been dispatched. Frustrating