All Natural Indoor Pest Control Home and Patio Spray 32 oz Peppermint

I had had ant infestations for years, every summer. I tried many things but outdoor ant repellent didn't work, and killer spray only killed the ones there but they would just come back, and ant baits just attracted more ants. The best I could do was to avoid having any food outside of the fridge. But this spray is amazing. I can spray tons indoors without needing to clean it up after because it is harmless. It actually smells good in my opinion. (Of course don't go crazy with it, but spraying a lot when most people are out or a little when you're a few feet away is fine.) It kills all ants on contact and keeps ants from coming back for one to several days. If you spray a bit every day, you can say goodbye to ants! The limitation is that it doesn't eliminate the ant nest, only keep ants away. So if you repel ants from one area they could come back to another, so you'll them need to spray there too. But that's great in combination with an ant bait put away from where people live like outside or on the balcony. You can spray tons of this at the door so ants don't come inside and only take the bait. Or seal any cracks with silicone once you identify where the ants are coming from. But this spray solves the pain point of getting rid of ants crawling all over your house before the nest is eliminated. Even without other solutions, a spray a day is a small price to no longer need to are more than five ants at a time ever.

Wondercide Indoor Pest Control Spray really works! I have had a terrible time trying to spray indoors for ants & spiders. I've tried other products that didn't do much, but Wondercide has been killing them and keeping them out.

Love it. Much better than the Raid alternative that only works for a day or so. This product worked for several days. Ants are hard to kill and this works but after several days they started to come back. Want a pet friendly product and this is the best.

I previouslygave a review but well patience is not my virtue. I just needed to give it a little more time. I didn't want to kill them, just keep them out of the house. no more ants/bugs! thank you ! :)

This stuff works. I live in Texas and I got sugar ants in my office space. Probably because my cats eat (messily) right next to my desk and computer. I needed a pet safe option. Not only does this stuff smell pretty nice, it kills them on contact and wipes out any chemical trails they use. In Texas, no matter how clean you are, no matter how well maintained your home or space is, no matter what kind of pest control or exterminator service you might or might not use - you will get bugs. Spring and summer are infamous for it. They flourish. During the heat of the summer, they come inside for moisture and food. During the cooler spring and fall, they come in because there are so damn many of them they need more space. My dismay at seeing a line of sugar ants marching across my desk was long-suffering, because I knew it would take WEEKS to get rid of them with boric acid or other traps and I would have to keep the cats out of that space while they ants died. A little research, and I found Wondercide. I used it as a cleaning spray basically - wiping down surfaces with it. I also sprayed it along the window, outside the house, and along baseboards. I wiped down the walls with it. It took a few applications to get rid of them all, but as I sprayed the line of sugar ants marching back and forth with crumbs of kitty food, they died as the spray hit them. And four or five applications of this later, they were all gone and I didn't have to move the cats. The scents used means the cats weren't interested in licking it or getting into it, but the scent was not enough to put them off their food. Great stuff. It works. I have NO idea how it would work for an infestation of more aggressive/bigger ants or the larger waterbug roaches we get here in Texas. I *do* know that it took care of the fruit flies and drain flies my friend got in their apartment after their (former) roommate created a disaster here recently. I will be using this going forward.