Advantage 3-Pack Household Fogger

Okay so I live in Texas, and let me tell you the fleas are AGGRESSIVE out here, especially this summer. For example I let my dog out to use the bathroom, and then combed him when he came back inside ( it was maybe 5 minutes outside), I got FOUR fleas off of him. We also have a baby and two cats, so I really can’t afford to have a flea infestation. I have struggled with finding products and remedies for a while to keep them at bay and kill them from the property so I decided to give this a shot and I’m so so glad I did. IT WORKS! I placed it on my dogs neck between his shoulder blades and then two more spots down his spine towards his tail but not at his tail. 24 hours later and no fleas! I am shocked. I will be using this every month religiously. It’s pretty cheap when you consider the peace of mind and prevention it provides. It doesn’t have any weird smell, and again..it actually works! Im surprised by the quality of this little dose and know now that it packs a punch. I recommend for small dogs, multi pet households and people looking for quick relief!

Ok! Ok listen up people! I’m an inspector and tracked home fleas into my garage after a flea infestation inspection. I stripped my clothes in the garage after the inspection. While protecting the house, I failed to protect the garage. The next day there were hundreds of fleas in the garage. The following day, the amount doubled. Two rounds of this 3 pack finally sorted out the issue. Remember, one fogger at a time. Never activate two foggers at one time!

I choose to purchase Advantage flea bombs for a real severe flea infestation. This brand is a good value compared with other options I found. I was treating a house with three bedrooms, two bathrooms and a kitchen/family room. Around 1400 square feet. I chose to use 6 cans each treatment as the fleas were very bad. The infestation was to the point that in just 10 minutes I would have at least 20 on my legs. It took 3 treatments to get a real handle on the fleas. However, after each treatment I did notice a difference but not until after the third round was I able to walk thru the house with none on my legs. I would suggest at least 2-3 rounds of bombing a house as it would seem 1 is not enough due to the 3 life cycles of the flea. I would also suggest using even in a room without carpets for the bombs to really work, as I was surprised at how many fleas were even in the kitchen with the linoleum floors.

Bought two packs of these two treat our small apartment for a minimal (and I mean super minimal) flea problem, not knowing if I'd need 6 foggers total. 2 cannisters out of the 3 we used from the first box just clogged and stopped spraying almost immediately. I couldn't tell you if they worked or not because I ended up just using 2 large area Raid foggers that we had leftover from our last apartment. Good luck returning these since Amazon apparently won't handle these in the returns and I'm not willing to jump through the hoops contacting the alleged seller so essentially I wasted my money and time on a product that probably shouldn't even be sold through Amazon. That's money down the drain that I already don't have. If I could give 0 stars I would. Thanks Advantage!

I live in Flea country, and despite using a topical flea treatment on my Labrador Retriever, the house still gets the occasional infestation -- especially in fall and spring. I've bug bombed on the regular for years to kill those fleas, and always thought that all bug bombs were equal. They aren't.... the Raid Flea bombs used to work like a charm and not only killed the fleas but the eggs too. I think they must've changed their recipe for poison though, because they stopped working. Picked up the Advantage bombs at the suggestion of my Veterinarian. I set two of these off in my small home in March 2019 and it worked like a charm. My home was flea free. My big dog crossed the rainbow bridge in May, so I gave away all my extra stuff... then in August I started getting bites again.... turns out that there may have been a few lingering eggs or larvae that didn't breathe enough poison. Set off another in August and have been flea free ever since. Am expecting that I won't have to set off another as I'm pet-free now, but keeping them around just in case. Oh, and by the way... this bomb also kills spiders, which was just an added bonus. Didn't leave a super greasy film on everything and din't leave my house smelling like it had recently been bug bombed.