PETARMOR Home Carpet Powder for Fleas and Ticks, Protect Your Home From Fleas and Deodorizes Carpets, 16 Ounce

I bought this on a mission to reclaim my home from the tiny, hopping invaders that had turned my carpet into their personal amusement park. PetArmor Flea Powder came to the rescue like a powdered superhero.Easy to use—just sprinkle, wait, and vacuum like you're mad at the floor. The scent isn’t overpowering (kind of fresh, actually), and best of all, it works. Within a day or two, the scratching stopped, and my pets could nap in peace without the itch-dance.Bonus: it didn’t leave any weird residue, and my vacuum didn’t choke on it like with some other powders. I used it in combination with flea meds for my pets, and together they delivered the final blow to Fleaville.If your carpets are hosting a flea rave, this powder will shut it down fast.

I love the PETARMOR Carpet Powder; it turned my home into a fragrant sanctuary. The fresh scent is delightful, and I appreciate the long-lasting control over fleas and ticks. Plus, knowing my carpets are protected gives me peace of mind. It's like giving my home a spa day—refreshing and effective!

If you’re battling a flea invasion, this flea and tick carpet powder is a total game-changer. I was struggling with persistent fleas in one of the rooms, and after trying multiple solutions, this product finally delivered real results—no more fleas!The powder is extremely fine and spreads easily, which is great for coverage but also makes it a bit of a hazard during application. I strongly recommend wearing gloves, a mask, and safety glasses. The dust goes airborne quickly and can irritate your eyes, throat, or skin if you’re not protected. That said, once it’s down and worked into the carpet, it gets the job done.Be prepared for some cleanup. It took over a week for the room to fully air out, and I had to vacuum multiple times to get all the residue out of the carpet. If you’re sensitive to smells or fine particles, keep that in mind and plan accordingly.Despite the extra effort, the value is solid—it covered a large room with ease and stopped the flea problem in its tracks. You can’t put a price on peace of mind, and this product really gave that back to me.Bottom line: if you’re dealing with a serious flea problem and are willing to put in the cleanup work, this carpet powder delivers. Just suit up and let it work its magic. Highly recommend!

This product is one of the best I have used. It does have a strong smell, but it does not linger as long or as harshly as other products I have used around the house. It worked for killing fleas and keeping them from returning with regular maintenance. Worked for a good 6 months before I needed to treat again. It does not irritate my skin, but I do still recommend a mask when applying for safety reasons. It does hang in the air, but the fine mist seems to work best for the situation. Once the smell disapates. It doesn't linger.

Beware you will not get the full can. The powder works, kills the fleas and has a nice pouring lid. But! when i opened the little flap i was shocked to see it looking like a bus stop vending machine bag of lays chips. 75% air 25% powder. Definitely worth the price but be aware its not as much as you would like and definitely not enough to do a whole house.

I love the PETARMOR Carpet Powder. It's affordable and really easy to use. The fresh scent makes my home smell nice, and it's safe for my pets, which is a big plus. The trusted brand gives me confidence, and the size is convenient. It protects my home from fleas and ticks, and I notice the control lasts long. Overall, a great product for pet owners.

We have a feral cat that lives on our front porch. He has an insulated box the sleep in in the winter and during good weather he loves to catch breezes on the wooden steps where he looks out over a lake. He has long fur and does his best to take care of it, but its trouble for him. He's been there two years but we have never been able to get close to him to put tick and flea medication on him and we life in an area just filled with ticks.I was cleaning out his "house one day last fall and patting around I felt what seemed like a bunch of big fat blueberries. I opened the top of the box and found they weren't blueberries - there were 8 big fat ticks, fully engorged under his warming cushion.What to do when you can't get close enough to the cat to apply medicine. I got this spray and sprayed his cushion and the steps where he likes to sleep. I left the cushion out to air for a bit - the scent is pleasant to humans - like a mild powdery floral, but I wasn't sure it was feral approved. I also wanted these things to dry well as you are not supposed to spray the animal itself, just the surroundings.In the course of spraying his environment, I came across 2 juvenile ticks. I usually use a pyrethrin based tick repellent on myself - and that is all it is. It repels ticks, but they keep on walking along - it doesn't kill them. In fact its hard to kill a juvenile tick by stepping on it even because it just flattens itself out for a moment, the keeps on walking. I sprayed the two juvenile ticks with THIS spray and OMG those ticks died INSTANTLY!!!It was very gratifying to see.As expected, the feral cat was suspicious of the smell of his bedding and steps, but got over it pretty quickly. I can't guarantee he is insect free, but I haven't found any more engorged ticks in his house. I also spray the food mat where I place his food dishes. He is a messy eater and ants usually run for his dropped food immediately and then invade his bowl. Not any more. I spray the mat then put his bowl on a papertowel. The ants won't go on the mat at all.Very pleased with this - better than I had hoped and will always keep some on hand from now on.