HARRISToughest Bed Bug Killer, 16oz Aerosol Spray

This is the best product I’ve found to eliminate bedbugs. It works on contact with residual effects. No strong Oder when applying but I would suggest wearing a mask when applying as well as gloves.

We started seeing an infestation in my teenager's room, then the infestation tried to trickle its way to other parts of the house. We ended up getting rid of his bed completely and treated the entire place with this stuff. I sprayed down the baseboards, bed rails, window trim, inside the closets, my furniture, washed all of the clothing and hung them up, and also washed the cushion covers to my furniture. We don't own dressers, so we didn't have a problem there. I purchased a handheld vacuum to make sure I was vacuuming my furniture, as I saw that could also help with getting rid of the issue. I'm honestly surprised how good this stuff worked. I never want this problem again, so I think I'm gonna start treating my place with this stuff every 6 months. We have not been bitten or seen one of these critters in months. It's back to normal living and peaceful sleep.

I'm actually here ordering another bottle of this. I moved into an old building full of old people and within a month started getting bitten. *sigh* Now let me tell you, I've experienced a bad infestation that left me with bed bug PTSD. The fact that I'm not leaving all the furniture and getting out of this building asap actually speaks to my confidence in this product - plus, let's face it, bed bugs have just become a ubiquitous problem that you can pick up anywhere there are congregating humans regardless of cleanliness. So between professional pest control coming in and spraying and the Harris spray... things have *looking around nervously and whispering* become manageable. I think.The reason I deducted a star is: - You can find this product at Wal-Mart but the last 2 bottles of it I bought there have died midway through - the sprayer would not work and unfortunately, well for safety reasons, you can't unscrew the top and pour it into a generic spray bottle. Walmart let me return it but that's a pain in the butt. The bottles I've ordered on Amazon haven't malfunctioned so I don't know if a bad lot of bottles was sent to local stores or what. The bottle I have now that the sprayer died on, I'm going to poke a small hole in the bottom edge and drizzle it along the baseboard. If it saturates it more than general spraying would, hey, that's a bonus so far as I'm concerned.This product does have a pesticide odor but it disappears quickly. I have a cat and I do not let her go into any sprayed areas until they've been well-ventilated and the spray has dried. Be wise with pets, pesticides can be lethal.

I have pets and this is what I did. I used this product in the crevices of my bedroom and around window frames and under the bed on the hardwood floors. I used Nix lice and bed bug treatment on edges of the mattress and bed frame & ecologic on the actual bedding and I let everything sit for like 12-14 hrs. Nobody had access to the bedroom. I took the dogs out of the house for the day and I sprayed the sofa with the bedding safe stuff & I then washed all the bedding and everything possible in the house, wiped any surfaces where my pets might go after this product dried. I saw the dead bugs and vacuumed after, happy to see dead ones everywhere. I also use an air purifier regularly. This saved thousands of dollars by not needing a pest control place to come in. We are bug free. Now I just spray the least toxic bedding one on occasion if I think for a second I remotely see anything. If you have more than one bedroom, I would probably treat one at a time and block it off after sleeping somewhere else and doing this from room to room. I tried absolutely everything sold on here. These three products combined are the only things that worked. Cimexa did nothing, diacetomaeous earth did nothing, ortho bed bug reduced a little but not much. Hope this helps!

I put on a box spring cover. Every night I spray around the box spring and to my delight, have not seen any. We have seen a couple dead ones on the carpet. I would say it is good protection.It’s a keeper.