Raid Bed Bug Foaming Spray, Kills Bed Bugs and Their Eggs, for Indoor Use, Non-Staining, Keeps Killing for Weeks, 16.5 oz (Pack of 1)

We live in an apartment building and had two peaceful years here....until someone brought bed bugs into the building. Had complex exterminator treat our apartment 3 times....they kept coming back. So, I started treating our apartment and the hallway outside our door with two products. Raid foaming spray and EcoVenger Bed Bug Killer. We followed all the usual instructions for bed bugs.....washed all of our clothing and bed linen in hot water and dried in a hot dryer for at least 30 minutes (We let it dry for 50 just to make sure), pulled the beds at least 3 inches away from all walls, the mattresses were already in zippered covers, sprayed the mattresses with the Ecovenger and treated the undersides of furniture, carpeting, baseboards, bed frame and zippers on mattress covers with Raid foam. I respray every two weeks. So far, a month with no sightings and no bites. I use the Ecovenger on my mattresses as it kills any living ones immediately and it's safe for my dog and us. I spray the foam everywhere else. I also treated any cracks or crevices around the base boards and non sitting areas of our couch with the foam. No bed bugs. We are vigilant though.....we vacuum 3 times a week and immediately empty the vacuum and I inspect our mattresses daily to see if we have any living bed bugs. Hopefully they have moved on....but I'm going to keep spraying every two weeks. Hopefully the little jerks are gone.....hate them! Peaceful sleep again finally!!!!

I had a company come out and do treatment to get rid of the bugs - don't ask me how I got them, I have no idea - but I was freaked out! It cost over a thousand dollars and wouldn't you know it, they were back within six months! I triad bug spray that worked a little, but I kept getting them back. So after reading reviews on this product I tried it. And I can't tell you how good this worked. I was waiting to write a review after a couple of months of using it, and this worked great!!

If you are looking for a product for bed bugs this is the best product to use sprayed it in electric sockets edge of carpet baseboard bed and rails and I also did my whole house. It was just in one room but I spray in every electric sockets in my house you have to remove the plate from the electric sockets. And the bugs are gone but will continue to spray my whole house for 6 months..

Good product! It's good!

Unfortunately we got bed bugs from the adjoining apartment we share a wall with (yes, it was totally unexpected, annoying, & gross 🤢😡). THANKFULLY the person(s) no longer occupy the unit, but we were unfortunately left with the clean-up. We knew Raid would be our best chance at exterminating those blood-sucking fools so we bought multiple cans & drenched the affected matresses & wall multiple times a day with this stuff & got the results we've been praying for. We can now sleep easier knowing that the situation is done & over with 😆🎉🎉🎉. Besides how super effective it was, what we really liked is that it is virtually odorless, comes out in a foam, & dried on the surfaces faster than we expected. This stuff literally SAVED US from an infestation that we didn't even cause & are just glad it's finally over. But I'd like this to also be a cautionary tale to other ppl that live in apartments that sometimes creepy crawlies from other units can unexpectedly make their way onto your property as well & if that does happen to you, get cans of this stuff immediately!

tldr; summary at bottom*I had a mild to moderate bed bug infestation. A lot on my pillows' seams (decided to toss them) and comforter seams. I didn't see the evil things anywhere else on my bed after close inspection. Washed all bed linens, and other laundry, and double dried them (dryer heat will kill bed bugs, presumably).Before re-covering my bed, I sprayed all mattress seams (as well as box spring seams) with Raid, and also did a quick sweep of spray over the top of the mattress as an extra crossing zone trap (all these areas looked clear of bed bugs, but I wanted to keep the bug crossing, and hiding zones bug-toxic). I also sprayed the seams of all my bed linens. I did not forget the baseboards around my bed either.Did I go crazy and spray all the baseboards, unscrew and spray all electric wall sockets, every possible hiding place? NO! No need. Raid bed bug is persistent for weeks. Any bug that crawls out to bite me will have to pass up through all the areas I sprayed, and will wind up croaking.And croak they did, for the next two days I saw DEAD bed bugs in the threes and fours around the outside my of bed. So whatever bugs I didn't see, or where ever I didn't spray, touched the zone of dried spray, tried to crawl away,, and died in the process!And, so far after two weeks NO SIGN of bed bugs!ps- also sprayed roommates' bed similarly. this how I picked them up- she came over to my room to chat and sat on my chair and bed. she had previously gotten out of a physical rehab nursing home, which is the 99.99% chance of where the bed bugs came from to our home. So far, as above. No sign. Gone.pps- will spray again in a week just to make sureppps- wear gloves (purple nitrile is the best) while spraying, wait until dry before using or touching areas sprayed- dried spray has low or no mammalian toxicity, OR you could just live with your multiplying bugs if your phobic about "chemicals", that's your beeswax- i happen to trust modern science* TLDR; SUMMARY: I knew Raid had the best in 2015 at a previous location. I tried Hot Shot for weeks, and bed bugs kept coming back to haunt me. Decided to switch to the pricer Raid bed bug killer. It worked a miracle of science -all bugs gone. When I (we) had a infestation of these bugs at a different location, years later (2022), Raid was my choice, and the bed bugs- have been TOTALLY wiped out. Buy as many Raid cans as you need to spray infected areas, and it will work (I got four for our two bedrooms).At least try this before you spend thousands for an exterminator (who after charging you about $2000, will make you do a lot of unnecessary labor).