Old Listing - Roach Spray

I recently purchased this Bengal Gold Roach Spray in July 2016, so that I could have back up cans of this stuff. Earlier this year in May, a friend advised me to purchase Bengal Gold Roach Spray as she used it in her home to get rid of any roaches that she had. I also had a bad infestation of roaches in home, and I had trouble finding any spray that would kill the bugs for good. For example, I could go into my dining room at 11:00PM at night and find 20 to 30 roaches crawling around on the floor and even playing around in my kitchen sink and kitchen area. It seems that the roaches enjoyed coming out at night to have a party, and there was nothing I could do to kill them permanently! Anyway, to get rid of my roach infestation, I tried other products like boric acid, roach tablets, Hot Shot, and even Ortho Home Defense and none of those things/products killed the roaches at all, and it seemed like they kept multiplying. Also, it seemed like the roaches were immune to all of the other products that I used.When I finally bought a can of Bengal Gold Roach Spray from my local Wal-Mart in May of this year, I sprayed the stuff all over my home (in every area such as: the sink, under the sink, under the stove, refrigerator, my cabinets, my bathrooms, my bedrooms, my living room, dining room, laundry room, windows, every corner of the home, the walls, etc) the night before I went to bed, and I woke up the next morning to find more than 50 dead bugs throughout my kitchen, living room, dining room, and many other areas of my home. After I found so many dead roaches throughout my home the next morning, I bought another can of it that same day and sprayed again that same night. Once again, I found even more dead roaches everywhere the next day and I was more than happy to sweep them all up. After another week and using 2 more cans of the Bengal Gold Spray, my roach problem was gone and it still is 3 months later.As of now, I am down to seeing maybe a few roaches here and there in my home and the ones that I find now look deformed and as if they are dying. Clearly, this stuff has done the trick to get rid of the roaches, so I now buy this spray in the bulk to keep for maintenance. I now spray this stuff once every other week to keep the roaches away, and I definitely recommend this product to anyone out there with a roach infestation in their home because this stuff actually works.

This product is fantastic. I had an infestation at one point and I tried everything including the diamatatous Earth Powder that did help some just not enough. Then I finally decided to have the place exterminated which was expensive. But weeks later they were still showing up then baby cockroaches. I got on Amazon and after reading several reviews decided to try this and it was pretty much immediate that it started to work. When we did see any they looked like they were so degraded and could not crawl very fast at all. Finally we just quit seeing them. I know it’s expensive but since it works it is worth it. Every cent. Anyone that says this doesn’t work must not know how to use an aerosol spray. It also work instantly on flies. Now that I think about it I haven’t had any spiders since I first used it.

This is a roach spray unlike anything you've ever used before. It doesn't kill by saturating the beasts - it stops their life cycle. The key to success is blanketing every hiding and nesting place in your house. Start low - along the baseboards and behind appliances, sinks & cabinets. The critters attempt to re-invade by wandering up the walls (where they are easy to get with the best quick killer - a shot of clorox cleaner). We never had a problem with roaches until something happened during pandemic time to make them invade. Our landlord even sent pest control twice a month to our whole building - nothing could stop them. But Bengal finally did! HIGHLY RECOMMEND,

This product does work. I just used it today so I will update you in a few weeks how its working. The roach will not die immediately on contact. It takes time for the roach to die. But it WILL DIE. Please, please, please, use as directed. I didn't and sprayed everywhere and I couldnt breath properly for half an hour. I hurt my lungs because of the fumes. If your going to ignore the directions like I did (public housing is no stranger to these critters even when you clean), wear a mask, gloves, and VENTILATE well!!!! Then leave the area.***updateIts been a couple months now. The cabinets are still roach free, its awesome. I did give them a heavy spray. They found new hiding places that I missed so I will be getting more for those places. Some of the roaches now look weird. Their wings are crumpled. Still working on being roach free but I'm getting there.

I don't really have much of a bug problem, maybe one or two a month, but I tend to think its because I use other products on the perimeter of my house. Some report that it irritates the insects and they move out of their hiding places, but after using for many years (every couple months indoors in strategic places, I have yet to find an insect dead or alive in the first few days after spraying. I'm just to afraid that it might be working and don't want to quit using it. If it IS working I don't want the insects to get a foothold in my house.

This is one of those products that is so effective that I re-read the label to see if it was legal. I'm kidding, but you'd be forgiven if you figure it must have DDT or polonium or something.The most observable unexpected result (at least on first use) is that roaches come running out of everywhere as if you've hit 'em with a blast of steam or played a Pat Boone record at 11.This keeps up for a while (I sprayed a basement with lotsa stacked boxes for them to hide in and around). If you're treating an area for the first time, I'd recommend starting out repeating the treated area in a week or so, repeating until it doesn't seem to have the "flush them out" effect.Then (or concurrently) you should employ some kind of perimeter barrier to break up critter travel. That may involve some much cheaper product such as boric acid or diatomaceous earth, etc. This stuff is expensive - kind of like the Seal Team 6 of bug control. Best used for difficult, initial or unusual situations. 🇺🇸