Zero In bed bug killer 300ml Pack Of 3 ZER968

I have read some of the reviews and it's quite a mixed bag of working for some and not for others, but what you have to keep in mind is that these tiny bugs have immune systems and therefore the spray isn't at fault. I myself bought 3 different brands (single tins) and tried them and found that this one killed them all. I'm not saying it will do it for everyone but getting the right spray is trial and error. If you look at reviews for any bug spray e.g flies or bees it's the same thing, it works on some and not others. I recommend that you buy a single can of this one first to test and if it doesn't work less money's wasted and then try another, but don't buy 3 in case it's a different brand you need. I lalways buy this one and so far it's worked perfectly but maybe in the future i might have to change brand, not because of the spray but because of bug immune system getting stronger. It's just trial and error and not the fault of the spray :)

Works

We have been plaqued by these little critters for over 18months. we have tried fumigators, insecticide sprayers, heat treatments... you name it we've tried it. Even had a professional bug company in. The bed bugs do not like this spray....it seems very toxic, and does keep them at bay and gradually over the months they have become fewer and fewer. It isn't a quick fix but it does seem to do the trick.It is very good value for money compared to professional treatments which still don't work.

I sprayed a bed bug with this and it appeared to die on contact. I covered it and came back 30 mins later to find the bed bug alive and kicking!! You are better off getting a can of Raid ant spray from Tescos for £2.50 at least this really does kill on contact.Having said that, Raid is no use, cos it only kills the ones you can see. You want to be able to get at ALL of them.Also, using Raid or similar insecticides will cause the bedbugs to disperse throughout the house, which will make control 100 times more difficult/impossible.update 05 March 2013If you are really serious about getting rid of bedbugs, research food grade diatomaceous earth.I ordered a bucket of the stuff off amazon and it has been very effective thus far. If you do get it, make sure you get FOOD GRADE diatomaceous earth as there are other grades available which are harmful.

Arrived on time completely gutted my room, scrapped my divan bed, mattress, duvet, pillows. Then sprayed the bedroom floor with two tins of this spray in the morning and put in my new bed, duvet, pillows and all new covers before I went to bed and you guessed it six weeks later I woke up with three bits on my wrist and three bits on my ankle, total waist of time and money

I've been getting bed bugs in the living room. I sprayed the whole room. It killed most of them but not all, so I sprayed the sofas again the next day. Then they were gone for over a week. But they have just started reappearing. I will spray again and hope that I simply missed a spot last time.

We had our house done professionally at first but within a week were being bitten by these sneaky little critters so I looked around, saw this product had good reviews and figured it was worth a shot. The results were spectacular. One spray in our big house and weeks later, not a sign of one! I would say that if you are asthmatic or have other chest complaints, get someone else to do it for you as despite wearing a mask, I ended up not being able to breathe and collapsing but then, I do have asthma myself and for the sake of not being bitten to death, it was worth it!

Definitely works. Not expensive, when dealing with infestation I leave a can with tenant to use as they need it. This is a good product. I treat the area myself with gel and powder and sprays which I would not leave in tenants hands, however I let them have this. You need the tenant to be proactive and this is a way of doing it and is effective.