Does this Flea Fogger also kill the eggs?
274412
Live bugs only......if it killed the eggs I'm sure it would be splashed all over the package advertisement
274413
Yes...just make sure u vacuum EVERY day and immediately empty the vacuum into a bag, tie it shut, and throw into an OUTSIDE trash can.
274414
I don't know but the fog is intense and will kill any insect it is exposed to.
274415
No, general rule is the eggs hatch 14 days. Bomb the first time and then again in 14 exact days. This was from a pest exterminator and it worked. I did it over the summer and have not had a problem since.
67322
Yes it does!! It is a wonderful treatment for fleas and ticks. Well worth the money :):)
2063494
It kills whatever insects LAND on where you sprayed; Walls, Floors, etc. It is not a fogger and does not prevent mosquitos from flying in the air near the surfaces where you sprayed.
769785
Yes, but not the eggs. This worked very well for the flea bite itching my dog had
1227751
I'd imagine that if you can see the fleas this should kill them on contact. I needed it for carpet. Fleas kept cycling. This the only thing that works.
752169
Dunno, I don't have fleas, but it does not seem to work on much. I have it, as instructed, plugged it into the wall where nothing is obstructing it and watched a small critter crawl up the wall not less than 3" away from it. I watched and waited for it to have a seizure or start walking in circles, but he crawled up in a straight line without concern until I had to squash it. I am doubtful this product works very well and wish I could get my money back to buy another bright idea that is supposed to eradicate.
641214
I do not know if it kills lice, but it is amazing with fleas and other types of bugs...This is a really good product and I assume it will take care of lice. Good Luck!
8155
Hi, no I don't think it kills ticks its just for fleas/Lice. I'm not sure if you can get one that kills fleas and ticks you may have to get two different ones , I hope this helps
895310
I don't use this product for fleas but I do use it for rat mites, and it works, so I would assume that it works on fleas also. I know that it must be sprayed on them directly and it causes them to molt early and not lay eggs. They say it is not toxic and not harmful to people and pets. I have never had a problem with it.hope that helps...
1610681
No, this shampoo will not kill the lice or the nits. It's a preventative shampoo to help you keep from getting them. The rosemary and tea tree oils are natural repellents for lice.
884514
I use as does my vet, Nexgard to kill Adult Fleas, and Sentinal to stop re infestation from eggs. Your Vet should explain this to you! Fleas are a viscous cycle for sure! Female host can hatch many eggs. Nexgard kills ADULT fleas only. you use Sentinal to kill off eggs before they hatch. Reinfestation can start again by just going outside or from your indoor carpets etc, female lays eggs which is what Sentinal takes care of. It's confusing yes but best used together. Also, Nexgard kills ticks too, whereas Comfortis does not. Sentinal also protects against HeartWorm, hookworm, roundworm and Whipworm. Good Luck! I use as does my vet, Nexgard to kill Adult Fleas, and Sentinal to stop re infestation from eggs. Your Vet should explain this to you! Fleas are a viscous cycle for sure! Female host can hatch many eggs. Nexgard kills ADULT fleas only. you use Sentinal to kill off eggs before they hatch. Reinfestation can start again by just going outside or from your indoor carpets etc, female lays eggs which is what Sentinal takes care of. It's confusing yes but best used together. Also, Nexgard kills ticks too, whereas Comfortis does not. Sentinal also protects against HeartWorm, hookworm, roundworm and... » Read More I use as does my vet, Nexgard to kill Adult Fleas, and Sentinal to stop re infestation from eggs. Your Vet should explain this to you! Fleas are a viscous cycle for sure! Female host can hatch many eggs. Nexgard kills ADULT fleas only. you use Sentinal to kill off eggs before they hatch. Reinfestation can start again by just going outside or from your indoor carpets etc, female lays eggs which is what Sentinal takes care of. It's confusing yes but best used together. Also, Nexgard kills ticks too, whereas Comfortis does not. Sentinal also protects against HeartWorm, hookworm, roundworm and Whipworm. Good Luck! « Show Less
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It says on the back of the box I think, but it also kills all bugs. I know for a fact it kills fleas and spiders.
896343
I don't know. I bought this and it did not work for fleas. I gave it to my inside cats and it made the litter box reek. I guess because of the garlic.
2114306
It says right on the label that it kills flea eggs and larvae for seven months. I have found this to be pretty accurate.
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Hi, yes it does kill spiders. We had 2 major bug problems and that was with fleas in the back yard and black widows around our garage. It helped tremendously with both. The trick is to lay down a light layer of the earth along the wall creases and corners if you are putting it on the inside of your house. You only want to do a light layer at first because you want them to walk through it, if it's too much they may avoid the area all together. Then after a week you lay down another light layer just to keep it fresh and to catch any stragglers that may still be out. I only dusted the inside of our house around our windows cause that's where they seemed come in at but we mainly used it outside. We dusted our whole back yard with it and then along the sides of the garage. Keep in mind to only lay it in the dry areas outside because if you lay it in an area that's always moist it won't do any good. But again same process, light layer at first, wait a week and then refresh or refresh anytime after it rains. Keep in mind it does take a few days for the bugs to die and they have to have walked through it in the first place but still it is effective. The fleas dropped pretty well after the first layer and as long as we keep up on refreshing the yard with it they are pretty much kept at bay. The spiders took a little longer but I think it's just because they took longer to walk through it. I hope this helps. :)
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This doesn't kill lice. You are supposed to treat your head with a chemical from a doctor's office (since over the counter stuff doesn't work well) and then use the comb to get the eggs and bugs out. The bugs will be half dead from the chemical but the eggs if lefts in the hair, will hatch. The eggs need to be removed and put in a sealed container and disposed of. In addition to all this, bedding and stuff needs to be cleaned. This comb is just really good at getting out the eggs.
1227750
I'd imagine that if you can see the fleas this should kill them on contact. This is the only thing that works. I needed it for carpet. Fleas kept cycling. This the only thing that works.