CritterKill 5g Smoke Bomb Fogger For Fleas, Bedbugs, Moths and All Insects | Professional Strength (4)

They don't work that good still getting flies

I could see silverflies in my home after using this product (the ones we wanted to get rid off) so I guess it did work in a way as they were disturbed in their place. I will order one more batch and see if that will get rid off all of the pesky things .

Delivered on time. Used to smoke greenhouse, ready for winter. Job done! Thank you

Used all 4 in loft very small amount of smoke, done nothing to wasps

The media could not be loaded. Great little smoke bombs for killing bugs! This used a chemical called Permethrin (apologies if spelled incorrectly) this chemical is used in certain insect proofing for some clothing and as such its a fairly safe product to be around however it is a toxic chemical like almost all chemicals so reading and abiding by the instructions for use is vital. SEE MY VIDEO! Very easy to use! Open the lid, place unit on a heatproof surface located centrally in the room to be treated, light the wick and retreat from the room closing the door behind you. The thing will light very easily and go off like a tiny roman candle firework bit only emitting smoke without sparks! The smoke steam starts fairly gently but will soon be pluming out filling the room easily (depending on room size, see instructions)

I use one of these in my outside pet housing to kill any bugs hiding in there and it seems to work well. I taped the entry shut (pets not inside at the time) and leave for a few hours and then air for a few hours before pets go back in.

These insecticidal smoke bombs are pretty standard. We are unfortunate in being occasionally bothered by cluster flies and so let off a couple of these in our loft each year to keep them at bay. These bombs are pretty 'normal'. I can find nothing remarkable about them; they function just as do any other I've tried. So, nothing good, nothing bad. Pricewise they're okay, too. Nothing special - there are dearer, there are cheaper. For me, as we use them frequently, I would typically buy in a slightly bigger quantity (6 or 8) in order to reduce cost per unit without expiry elapsing.So, perfectly reasonable if uninspiring purchase.

I used the CritterKill smoke bomb to deal with a lingering flea problem, and overall, it did the trick. The smoke spreads well and seems to get into all the nooks and crannies where pests hide. After following the instructions carefully, I noticed a big reduction in fleas, and it also helped with some moths I didn’t even realize I had—so it’s definitely effective!That said, there are a couple of things to be aware of. You really need to prep the room beforehand—covering up anything sensitive, removing pets, and sealing off spaces. It’s not a quick fix; you’ll need to air out the area thoroughly afterward, and I’d recommend vacuuming up afterward to make sure the job’s fully done.The smoke itself has a strong smell, but it does fade over time. For the price and strength, though, it’s worth the effort if you’re dealing with a tough insect problem. Just plan ahead and be patient with the process!