Temprid FX Insecticide 8ml - 2 Bottles

This is a perfect solution for a resident using in their own apartment or home. Being able to purchase in one-use size bottles is economical and prevents waste. The larger bottles are best for those doing pest control for large buildings or multiple homes, but the product quickly loses potency once opened. These small bottles are easy to use if you only need to treat one apt or home. You can order additional one-use bottles if needed.

Great price! Easy to use. Worked wonders in and around our house. We have a pest control company come every 3 mths they do ok. We had a spider invasion, our pest guy was on vacation so we diy pest control. Not only did this get rid of the spiders, the flies inside were found dead in the windows seals. We live in the country so no flies in the house was a miracle and a bonus.

So far - I'd say great/awesome. Infestation came feom my son using Uber for rides - geez.. well..you already know what happened.. but then his bedroom became infestated. At first we thought it was fleas (have pets) but I keep up with their costs etc. But when my wife started to get bit in the master bedroom for a cpl weeks..thpught it was that again. But she was getting tore back in a way we knew.it wasn't fleaa..then..we saw them .. crevices..on the mattress etc. Tried alcohol- works a little it it's not like you are swimming in alchol..once it dries on you - there is no protection but it does stop the itching. I wasn't getting bit much at all but they LOVED my wife..shrew.. I had to do something..so I had her move to another room in the house and I stayed. Then I soon got irritated that the DE just wasnt enough and then I knew it wasn't a small deal..it was a big infestation. I had to move out the room. Room was empty for about 2 months..they still in there. I knew I needed to act much faster but decisively. So.. I did just that. I am very calculated and I know how to kill outside and inside bugs but never dealt with BBs.. I tend to OVER due it because I don't like having to keep repeating the same task and not seeing results. Most reviews online rarely say HOW bad the infestation was BEFORE they started using it. Little.buggers are smart and fast. This is what I did in the master bedroom - bad..seeing little nymphs/babies as well as big ones..walls, bed, closet. Enough is enough. I first bought hotshot DE - put it in the crevices of the mattress, crap load on the box spring inbetween, baseboards where i could get at..heavy furniture.. wait a cpl days, vacuumed and put down the hotshot DE. I also went to Lowe's and bought a bag of DE. After using the Hotshot liquid for weeks on the mattress, furntiure crevices etc..some results but they are SUPER smart. I knew that wasn't going to kill them all, but I needed to slow them down until I could figure out where they were coming from - never did but I knew it was bad. But.. cuz it didn't matter much soon after. Why? I went all out - Im NOT playing with these little monsters.. I bought a portable forced air heater (40-60kbtu/bullet), , removes any/all things that could have been a REAL fire hazard like batteries, aerosal cans, lighters etx. I left my tv etc and everything in place i waant going to move everything out the room - no where to put all the stuff AND I didn't want to run the risk of infecting another area by brining stuff out..including cloths. Even thpufg we washed regularly - didnt matter because they were thriving. I said food. Thrive and die then. Hung a blanket on the door ALL the way to the floor, heated the room up ro 140-153 for 5.5 hours. Reports say more than a few minutes to 2 hours at 113 degrees.. Listen - if they TOLD YOU THE VIRUS was over on Friday just because they said so knowing how bad it was..would you still protect yourself? I'm going full on. So i roasted them BBs like baby back ribs.. THEN..I found this product. I looked and read about it, watched a few videos.. I said ok -DE isn't slowing them down now..heat DEFINITELY made them leave..hadn't seen any immediately after..so i vaccummed etc.. Then a cpl weeks later after i had pulled the trigger on this product, says a gallon for each bottle and covers like 2k as ft or something. Mixed it..used the entire gallon in the room sprayed everything..mattress, underneath box spring, wood gram, window seals (they were there like in a video I saw on YouTube)..baseboards..walls, up HIGH where the walls meet the ceiling and down, mattress covers.. used 1.5 bottles just in the room. Then I started to expand the spray area. No more..they died bur some moves into the living room. I had rold.my wife NOT to relocate to another room..but..she has a mind of her own..guess who visited shortly after.. I bought another 2 bottles, sprayed all my furniture, everywhere and outside hahaha. As I sit here today, still haven't seen one in the master bedroom. I didn't buy the mattress covers because we knew we were going to buy knew mattresses thia year and this happened. So.. i let the spray do the talking.. not 1.. I'm not implying you do what i dis..and use a entire bottle.in one room- but you can't tell me anything. I know how bad it was..but the heat killed them and this product helps control the nymphs/babies. I sprayed the living furniture yesterday inside out...nothing.. sprayed the room we both ended up in - nada. I haven't heated that room nor my son's, but this product is controlling them. Cinexa is EXACTLY what you need to help you..- NOT DE. DE only kills adults etc..but not the ones that are laying the eggs and not the newbies every 2 weeks. This stuff- give FULL.5s. Caution: matters NONE how much you use, wear a freaking mask. After a while it will make you cough and you DON'T want that. It works.. I just keep up with spraying every col weeks as I do bugs because I don't EVER wanna see them again.. I'll be heating the.master bedroom again soon..still hadn't moved back in there..as I need to buy the need mattresses, then I buy covers for BOTH box spring and mattress along with the BB catchers at the feet of the frame (wooden frame and they LOVE wood). Buy it..does the job use as directed and shouldnt have an issue after a cpl months .But KEEP spraying...get the cinexa on Amazon here..vacuum and I bet it'll be fine. Mine was worse that I thought because I didn't know it was BBs. Thought it was fleas and this stuff KILLS them as well You won't be disappointed.

I bought Temprid FX mainly for springtails, which are easily one of the most annoying pests I’ve ever dealt with. A lot of regular sprays barely seem to affect them, so I wanted something stronger that would actually take them out. They were coming into my kitchen through the outlets and the window. There is mulch outside that wall, so we pulled some of it back and sprayed the exterior foundation, concrete, outside wall, and then the full outside perimeter of the house. Within about 3 days, the springtails were cut down by at least half. We were still trying to figure out where the moisture problem was (since there usually is one when you see springtails), and this kept them under control while we worked on fixing the actual issue. It also worked really well for everything else around the house. We started seeing dead roaches, ants, spiders, and those huge nasty Texas beetles outside along the treated areas. I cannot handle seeing a roach, so this was worth it for that alone. We used a 1-gallon Ortho sprayer with the cone attachment and fan setting, and it worked well for getting around the perimeter. I also make sure I’m not spraying right before rain and try to pick a stretch of dry days. Now we spray around the outside of the house about every 6–8 weeks, and it has kept the bugs under control better than anything else we’ve tried.

This item does kill those bed bugs dead. I love watching the things have those seizures and put their buts in the air just before they croke. I have been a bed bug blood bank for the past few years. I live in public housing in an elderly highrise. I have had several heat treatments that have not worked. Smithereen exterminators are lazy and never do the job correctly. But this stuff does the job. Reason for only 4 stars is, it only kills on contact. However used along with Demon insecticide seems help. After my last heat treatment I saw bugs that same night. I used Temprid in the areas I saw live activity then since I was still seeing bugs I used Demon to saturate my baseboards and carpet. I still saw one the next day but sprayed it with temprid fx and got to enjoy watching it die. Temprid does not have a smell. My husband who has COPD has no trouble breathing when he sprays it. Unlike other chemicals we've used in the past. I wish I had a video of the stuff killing them. I haven't seen no critters in a few days and no signs that I've seen on my bedding. Keeping my fingers crossed that the two chemicals did the job.

This stuff is thick,Powerful insectcides, finally won the battle after one treatment,this stuff is the truth! highly recommend!!

Follow instructions completely. Works as one of many life cycles to kill bedbugs. Never is one application process. Alternative to another product as kill agent vs. time in life cycle. When finally found source and drowned every seam inside and out and reapplied for two life cycles. And used whole gallon on other furniture to make sure. Every nook and cranny and all the science and work required to eradicate. It only takes one to start infestation. Source was not where I got bit. Highly allergic, husband not at all and was in his recliner. Either one came with it or picked up in outpatient hospital is better. Decide to be safe and let dry.

I reside in NYC and neighbor moved therefore her roaches moved in, I used this and had a lot of success and purchased 2 bottles of raid. Please be advised that after applying, the problem will appear to get worse but it’s simply because they coming out of hiding due to the spray and they are seeking somewhere to go but because the perimeters are in the apartments have been sprayed, they have no where else to go but crawl on the walls and floor away from the product. Many will die on their own and you will have to clean up, for the next few days keep raid, when they come out, spray them to get rid of them faster. I kept 1 bottle in kitchens and another in bedroom. The roach problem minimized dramatically but not completely and would see a few here and there therefore a week later I repeated the process which was yesterday and waiting for the raid to come in the mail tomorrow because the little bit that are left are coming out. Do not use if you have reptiles or jumping spiders or insect pets cause this kills them. This killed the spiders in my apartment that came in from my balcony, take them to someone else’s house to be on the safe side. When using also use gloves and cover arms, don’t use a spray bottle that leaks and don’t use hospital gloves. I got some on me and some how the chemical gets to my skin from hospital gloves although there were no rips. I felt a burning sensation which causes a bad itch. Run skin under water for 15 to 20 minutes but to avoid this use the yellow thick dish washing gloves and a think long sleeve sweater. And remember it will appears as the roach problem has worsen for the first few days, but that’s because they all coming out from hiding at the same time, but all those roaches had been hiding all along. Keep repeating and keep raid bottles handy. I also sprayed some on electric items like TV, portable dish washer, cabinets, remove draws and spray dresser, sink cabinet and WiFi cables on top of ceilings or floors because I noticed they started hiding there. Use glasses and do not spray up while on the floor, get a chair and spray or spritz will fall back on you and you will be burning and itching all night like I did. Get a gallon of milk and put both bottles in, add water and let sit for 1 day, make sure you add water in the product container to make sure you get all the product out of that little bottle cause a lot will remain in the bottle do to thickness, keep doing it until the water comes out clear from product bottle to gallon of water Good luck