HARRIS Bed Bug Killer, Liquid Spray with Odorless and Non-Staining Formula (Gallon)

We got this and after a year of constant battle trying to get rid of our unwanted tenants in our new house, we are finally winning the battle it would seem! We pulled down the curtains, stripped the bed completely, and pulled everything out, wiped everything with dawn water, laundered all the bedding and pillows... we swept everywhere and then sprayed every surface, Crack and crevice with this and two nights have passed. The first night there were maybe 3-4 of the little trespassers, but night two and didn't see a single one! We are going to repeat the entire process in a week, so here's hoping we have this battle in the bag! The smell is almost nonexistent, it's super easy to spray everything quickly which makes the job go smoothly. Effectiveness seems to be 100% at this point and I must say that is phenomenal considering how many products we've tried in the past year!

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The product was good but it is not too effective may be Gracie they care for children’s and pets in the house

got rid of the bugs

I prefer things that are ecologically better for the planet like this is supposed to be... But when it comes to the nasty bugs that this is supposed to kill that it doesn't , I would advocate most anything that will get the job done over the cost to the environment! Then coupled with the self siphoning sprayer that you have to watch like a hawk to keep all of the product from leaking out when you have to stop for a moment to move furniture and such, it further made the product mostly a waste of money for this particular purchase. Yes it did kill some bugs, but mainly by virtue of drowning them with the product... and it did not kill the eggs for me or keep them from rebounding again after treating an area. After multiple treatments with poor results I bought some Ortho Defense Max and Hot Shot and when I captured bugs and put them in separate containers with a drop of each it did the worst of the three for killing live bugs, where the others would still kill bugs if I dropped one into containers a week or two later after they crawled across the dried product. I did also buy some of their diatomaceous earth and I did find it a good value for the money and their duster worked well, but I just can't praise all of their products.

I've tried others but got amazing result from this ,my roommate box spring and mattress,base board, around the vent and plug was invested like you've never seen before and the rails that hold the box spring .My room i would just see them here and there weekly so we got rib of both box springs treated all areas invested 2 - 3 times a week we got rib of box spring and just bought metal box springs no less than $50 and mattress covers and you will see the ones that you didn't get but than in a weeks time we stop seeing them at all .The main thing is to follow the directions it tell spray ,base boards ,vacuum carpets, spray around outlets ,vents ,but spary lightly .Repeat this with is gallon of Harrison, the best part is that it works when it's dry when they come in contact with it ,it will kill them .I will buy another gallon just to have to stand by because I had plenty of sleepless night, thanks team.

I don’t have bed bugs , but when I had fleas , this killed them all it has no horrible smell ,you do have to reply ever week or two to kill hatching fleas but it works ,nothing would kill them ,it was horrible ,the flea with the so called “flea spray “ the fleas was laughing at us and laping it up like a cattail drink ,”it did nothing “ , but the Harris bed bugs killer also says it kills fleas and bed bugs , use it with advantage 2 for cats,,,

We hosted a family Christmas( I have a large family) and ended up getting bed bugs for christmas. We spent around $300 ourselves trying to treat for the bedbugs but were never successful. Ultimately we hired an exterminator who came in and used a chemical called temprid. You can buy it on here for around $75. It works effectively. Sometimes it requires a second treatment. The most important thing is how you treat, the exterminators gave us a to do list prior to coming and as a family of 5 it was about 3 days work but it was worth it. Basically we had to run EVERYTHING that could go through the dryer in it for about 90min, then it went into a trash bag, UNTIL EVERYTHING WAS IN A BAG! Even the curtains, and especially the bedding. We had to get mattress covers for each bed Then everything that couldn't be thrown in the drying needed to be sprayed with rubbing alcohol. (lots of rubbing alcohol...) This helps to dry out any eggs that might be in random places, like toy boxes. Then you go through and spray all the furniture with the temprid. Beds, Couches, recliners, nightstands, dressers, etc. Then you spray along the crevices of the floor/wall and in and After suffering for 7 months we were finally bug free...