RaidMulti Insect Killer, Orange Breeze 15 Ounce (Pack of 1)

Used on tiny ants in house. Killed on contact. Sprayed in between celling and floors. Have not seen any ants lately....Good product. No bad smell.

I really liked the aroma of this Raid. Not only does it smell nice, but it killed the gnats with the first liter spray.

Trusted brand, especially for overgrown flies, kills them at the first sniff of Raid. Also great on pesky German Roaches and the huge waterbug roach...

This Raid is not the most powerful Raid. I noticed some insects will put up a good fight with this brand and you have to really wet them down with it. For example, I was getting some bees out of the back of my vehicle that got in and made a hive... The two smaller bees fell to their doom, the mid size bee flew off but the HUGE bee that didn't move, was flapping its wings really fast, practically tossing off the Raid. That scared me because the bee was MAD!! I had to unleash an endless stream of Raid directly on the HUGE bee and kept it coming until the Queen bee finally fell to the ground.There's other brands of Raid that would have taken out that huge bee in one shot but overall, it does eventually eliminates the target.

As a Raid product, it absolutely does its job to perfection. The big difference is that this one doesn’t have that strong, chemical smell that makes me feel sick. Anyone sensitive to smells but needing to get rid of bugs should get this ASAP!

Has a stgrong smell, dissipating fast, not a stink. I had an invasion of flying ants in our living room (of course weekend, no professional extinguisher available at short notice), and expected guests. in my despair I used this spray, the flying ants dropped dead instantly, I vacuumed them up and when my guests came everything was just fine. I tried this on sugar ants coming from nowhere in my kitchen – same result: those pesky critters gave up their dark souls immediately, an I could wipe them off. The scent seems to linger in their entrance way, up to now almost none showed up again.

First off, READ THE INSTRUCTIONS. This is not meant to be used as a point and shoot, immediate knock down of individual bugs as you see one. The instructions say to remove all pets and people from the area, close all the doors and windows, then shake the can, hold it as upright as possible, and spray the entire room by spraying the mist into the air in wide sweeping motions. Then leave the area (with all the windows and doors shut) for at least 2 hours, then open all the doors and windows, then wait until the spray has dried and there's no detectable odor before re-entering the area, (approx. 2 more hours.)This product is not effective for immediate killing of individual bugs on-demand. It needs to be used like an insect room fogger. You spray the air in the room then it will slowly kills the bugs as they come in contact with it and die slowly over the next 2 hours. The first can I bought, I admit, I did not bother to read the instructions and used it as an on-demand, point and shoot spray to kill bugs as I saw them appear.I was really frustrated when I discovered that the only way to kill a gnat with this product was to drown them in it. Dish soap and water in a spray bottle is more effective at knocking down flies, gnats, and mosquitoes than this product, even after using the second can according to the instructions, I barely noticed a difference in bug reduction after 4 hours. I also discovered it will damage the foliage of plants. =( Overall, I give this 2 stars, 1 for not leaving a strong "bug spray" chemical odor after use, and the other for being a large can. Because the efficacy of doing what it claims it will do and killing the bugs that are specifically listed on the label, is very weak, at beat. After my experience using this product, I will not buy this insect killer again, therefore I can't, in good conscience, recommend it to anyone else either. Amazon did give me a refund without having to return the product, which I do appreciate.

Works great. The smell is strong but I would rather smell oranges then typical Raid smell haha