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Hot Shot Bedbug & Flea Fogger

Hot Shot® Bedbug & Flea Fogger

  • Prevents fleas from developing into the biting adult stage
  • Kills bedbugs, fleas, lice, ticks and other listed insects
  • Kills on contact
  • Inhibits flea reinfestation for up to 7 months
  • Effective long-term control

Product Specs

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UPC - 071121959119

Size - 3-2 oz


MSDS

1021-1374-8845

Labels

071121959119

This product controls the following: bedbugs, fleas, ticks, cockroaches, flies, mosquitoes, wasps, spiders, crickets, silverfish

Product Reviews (4)

Hot Shot® Bedbug & Flea Fogger 1.3 5 9 9
All it did wasmake them angry Bombed the house, vacuumed everything and wiped down/mopped. And just hours later, I am still being bitten and one landed on me in bed and now I can't sleep - May 12, 2012
Doesn't work Used the product exactly as described in the directions, and doesn't work just as says. I have just as much of a flea problem as before.....and out 20 bucks on the 6 cans I bought. May 10, 2012
WORST PRODUCT IVE EVER USED sprayed the bombs X 6, left for 8hrs. says to leave for 4, came back in to put all clean sheets on beds etc.. i was attacked by more fleas than ive ever seen in my life..!!! it DID NOT KILL ANYTHING!!! want my money back and my time an effort!! DO NOT BUY!! i will not recommend this product! May 6, 2012
Doesn't work!!!! Bought at least 40 dollars of this stuff to get rid of bedbugs! All it did was move it into the walls, now the problem is worse and it didn't even kill any other bugs we had! Don't buy this product! April 23, 2012
DID NOT WORK I put SIX of these in my 3 bedroom apartment, and the only thing that it killed was a couple of roaches. The fleas are still there and seems like its even worse, almost like they enjoy this product!! I would never use this product again. April 13, 2012
This product does not kill fleas! I used this product this evening after spending all day preparing and figuring out how to shut off pilot lights. I woke up in the middle of the night and walked 15 feet to the bathroom and my ankles were covered in fleas! Now I can't sleep and don't have another day off for another week. The fleas are worse than ever. This product is a joke. I want my money and my time back! April 8, 2012
got rid of my bedbugs nasty bedbugs - followed directions - didn't have to throw stuff out - mattress, etc like a few years ago infestation - left stuff in the opened closet and opened dresser - treated 3 days just to make sure - no more bites - no ill health effects. I had to pay a lot for professional before and took a chance on this. Saw bad reviews for fleas, but for bedbugs it worked and i will use this on an ongoing basis as recommended. Goodbye nasty bedbugs! Hello restful days and nights! April 1, 2012
this product did not work I bought 2 boxes of it and it did kill any thing. It made it worse I had fleas bad before but now they are 10x worse u can't even walk in my house without getting attacked n I have 4 kids one is a baby n he has bite marks all over him now n before he would only get one or two now theY cover him. We couldn't even stay there last night got to figure out how to get ride of them I am upset. It cost me alot of money that I don't have for this flea fogged cause it says it will kill them on contact and prevent or 7 months . March 19, 2012
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I live in a ranch and would like to use this product. When turning off my gas heat, how long after turning it off can I start to fog because it is flammable?
4 months, 3 weeks ago
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Holly
City:South windsor
State: Connecticut
Level of expertise: Beginner
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Holly, you can use the fogger as soon as you turn off any ignition source, like pilot lights, other open flames or electrical appliances that cycle off and on, like refrigerators and thermostats. Just follow the steps on the back of the box for "Before You Fog" and "After Fogging." Please let us know if we can help you further!
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State: Texas
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You should cover or remove all food or items that touch food (dishes, utensils, etc.) You can re-enter the treated area and use items in your home as usual after following the treatment and ventilation instructions on the packaging.
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3 months, 1 week ago
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Sam
State: Massachusetts
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Yes, it contains NYLAR, which is an IGR for fleas. A professional would likely use the same chemicals in this product for flea control, but for severe infestations, it might be helpful to have a pest-control operator do the heavy lifting when it comes to seeking out fleas' many hiding places and moving/disassembling furniture when needed.
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Lynn
City:Los Angeles
State: California
Age: 45 to 54
Gender: Female
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Yes, you should extinguish your pilot light and other ignition sources if you're fogging anywhere in your home. You should leave your home for two hours, then you'll need to air out for 30 minutes before reoccupying the treated area. After fogging and airing out as directed on the carton, you can use items in the treated area as usual. Here's a link to the full directions: http://www.hotshot.com/~/media/Hot%...
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City:florence
State: Kentucky
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Yes. This product is flammable, so to be on the safe side, we would advise shutting off those appliances as well.
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