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Raid Ant & Roach Killer is a reliable solution for pest control. It effectively eliminates ants and roaches on contact, providing quick relief. The spray is easy to use and reaches into cracks and crevices where pests hide. The scent is strong but dissipates quickly. While it's not a long-term solution, it's great for immediate control. Be cautious when using around pets and children. If you're dealing with an infestation, Raid is a dependable option to keep your home pest-free. Highly recommend for its effectiveness and ease of use in getting rid of unwanted bugs.

Fragrance Free is the way to go, keeps the pests away, works and lasts.

We've been having a pretty bad ant problem lately & they go after anything food related that gets left out. Our compost also gets covered by large swarms of them. We've tried a few things. Ant bait worked OK for a while but I think they eventually became immune or got wise to it. Also tried ultrasonic repellers which didn't work at all. I generally avoid bug sprays because they usually have that awful toxic chemical smell but this is very mild. I don't even smell anything at all & doesn't seem to ruin wood surfaces but probably a good idea to clean it up with a sponge after. It does kill on contact as advertised & somehow it must have some kind of chemical that acts as an anti-pheromone because it's kept them away for over two weeks even with allot of food scraps in our compost. Very good effective product. Highly recommend for anyone dealing with a troublesome ant problem.

A good bargain compared to my local store works well

Not cheap, but works well. I'm surrounded by roaches here in East Tennessee. Never saw one before I moved here about 13 years ago, from the Seattle area. They've destroyed hundreds of dollars worth of computers, tvs, Micro-wave ovens, etc. Anything warm attracts them. And if you're not a neat cleaner of your kitchen, they will get you. And cost you. I've got a little dog, who's my life. If I leave her food out overnight, it's covered with roaches in the morning. Just so you know.