Johnson Fogger/Fumgtr.35oz 3pk

i have been using these foggers for over 30 years. they are simply the best. they do not leave any residue behind on things like the aerosol ones do. they do not have the flammable explosive potential that the aerosol ones do. they use a smoke instead of a liquidy fog, and the smoke makes pests think there is fire and want the escape so it actually drives the critters out of the hiding spots instead of into the crevices like with the regular foggers do, so it just works way better. These kills everything, fleas , roaches, spiders, scorpions, weevils, fruit flys, mosquitoes, every thing dies! It smells nice, like flowers, no residue all over. Follow instructions carefully and use clean water EXACTLY to the fill line, be CERTAIN to insert the can into the cup right side up, ( the multiple little holes go down, the taped over one hole goes up and the tape melts off automatically. You have about 45 seconds after dropping the canister in the cup before it starts smoking. It should hiss and bubble immediately. I have only ever had one canister missfire out of hundreds. Don't waste your time and money on aerosol bug bomb foggers, NONE of them work any where near as well as these. These are the only ones available that use a chemical reaction and real smoke instead of liquid aerosol.

I was very impressed with the effects. I tried a different fogger last year with minimum success. The cat brought fleas again this year (might be the same ones from last year) and I decided to try the Raid fogger. I got six of them and set up 1 in the basement, 2 in the two rooms on the first floor, and 3 in the two rooms on the 2nd floor. I turned them around 7 PM (the chemical effect is pretty cool and gives you about 20-30 secs before it starts producing gas). I came back around 9 AM to open the windows and came back in the house around 1 PM (at which point the smell was gone). As a test, I set up a flea trap at the same time. It's been a couple of weeks, but the only things it's caught are some flies. EDIT: After a couple of weeks, the fleas have returned. This is probably not the fogger's fault, as I don't expect it to kill eggs. Probably two or three runs are necessary to fully eliminate the colony. I'm ordering another box and will give it a shot.

So these are the dry foggers. The dry fogger seems to work incredibly better than the normal foggers. We are renovating an abandoned house and what do you abandon houses have? They have creepy crawlies. And well, I’m not afraid of too many bugs. I don’t like them crawling on me so my husband was like let’s order some of these because we can’t find them in store half the time so we got these. We set two off in each room, which is a lot and we did like four in the in the kitchen living room area because it’s one big room when we set them off and we left for about two days and it worked tons and tons and tons and tons of dead bugs, but since we’ve used them, we haven’t had to use them since so yay. They work really well. In our opinion smell wise afterwards is not as bad as like the normal fogger however, there is still a chemically smell, but it doesn’t gas you out or anything.

I am old school. RAID has been used in my family since I was born. My granny used raid in a old shotgun wooden house in central Florida and it's killed ANYTHING she was aiming to kill. That is house has roaches spiders misquotes and all kinds of bugs from outside. So when I saw a FUMIGATOR from RAID, I just knew it could handled the constant but small issue of roaches in my SUV. Use two of them waited until the NEXT day... More than 15 hours, to air it out. As soon as I opened my driver's side door they were running everywhere to hide. I WANT MY DAMN MONEY BACK!!!! WHATEVER they've done to RAID as a well known brand, they should be ashamed of! The biggest crock of bull on the net! NEVER EVER WILL I TRUST THE BRAND AGAIN!

Unlike 99% of modern "bug bombs" which are little more than aerosol cans with a clip holding the valve open, these are more like actual fumigation bombs. While the aerosols spray a mist that goes up and quickly falls back down within 3 feet of the canister, these use an exothermic reaction to produce an actual fog of death. While the aerosols do ok, they cannot penetrate into cracks in the walls and under furniture. But these things fog out the entire room and deliver a cloud of death to every creepy crawlie around. 1% less convenient but 200% more effective. They only produce the fog for a few seconds but it is thick and lingers for some time. Be sure to turn off your AC and any fans.

I've tried different foggers and sprays over the years. And I always go back to this product. If you want kill every spider, bug, or flying pest out of your house. This product will do it. It's a great value for a product that will reach every crack and crevice in your home. Effective and it leaves no residue on your furniture. But kills bugs dead. Because you leave your home. You're also not exposing your lungs to harsh sprays and breathing them in while you're spraying, it. It leaves no harsh chemical smell in your house upon returning. I usually leave for longer than it says. Then, return and open windows and doors. And increase the circulation through my house. Then step out enjoy the outdoors, visit a close friend or catch up on email, text, or calls. After this, you won't be smelling that chemical smell you would normally have for days afterwards the spray type chemicals.

This is a smoke like fumigator, unlike the foggers that leave a poison chemical residue on everything which is unsafe for humans and pets in your home, I am surprised Raid is not wanting to support this product much. It is hard to locate, especially for a reasonable price. They use to be $10, now more than double. I did find a newer version but Raid removed one of the three down but kept the price. The hated trend of downsizing products. This one was still the three pack. We use one in our basement, one on the main floors, and one in our dethatched garage. Once in early summer, after all the bugs an sspiders have hatched. One will cover an area of 14xx square feet. This is a vapor smoke that penetrates everywhere you have open. I recommend tilting cardboard boxes and anything that sits flat on the floor a bug or spider can crawl under to allow the smoke to reach them. The directions think don't say that, but it is a good practice in basements, atics, storage units, or garages. We have also used it to fumigate our entire moving Uhaul many times in past moves, keeps from moving anything crawling with you.

These are my favorite bug bombs but they are way too expensive now. I’m looking for a new favorite.

I think the product is too old. It does not work well and the bugs mutated and got bigger rather than killing them. A waste of money.