Flea Smoke Bomb (4 Pack) Fast-Acting Permethrin - Comprehensive Pest Control for Fleas, Moths, Bed Bugs, Ants & Spiders, Easy-to-Use, Fumigation for Home, Up to 30m² Coverage

Very happy seems to be effective the smell is more smoky that chemical but I advise venting the room for ingredients than advise also I used a fan. The smell of smoke does linger

These smoke bombs for fleas are easy to use, shut doors and windows, get the pets out, and protect fish tanks if you have them as these are harmful to fish. Just put them on a solid item that won`t burn or catch fire. I sometimes use 2 at a time for bigger rooms.Light them and make sure they are burning properly and that any sparks cast out don`t set fire to anything as they can, for a few seconds be thrown out up to 1 foot. Whatever you put them on has to be at least a foot in diameter (I use an old large, ceramic dinner plate).Vacate the room and close it off, wait at least two hours, take a deep breath, then go in and open windows and leave for another 30 minutes for the smoke to disperse.Simple and seem somewhat effective in keeping any fleas under control, when used with other flea products such as tablets, or spot on treatments.

Pretty easy to use, once lit the bombs solder filling the room with smoke. They work incredibly well, killed off the fleas and seemingly killed any eggs too because there were no further issues after just one treatment. The bombs do smell but the smell dispersed quickly and it got rid of the flees so I was very pleased, would defiantly recommend these.

Neither use nor ornament. These things do not work.

I can’t argue with how effective these were. But they are much smaller than expected. I’m lucky that we have small rooms but these would be ineffective in larger spaces. They are measured by grams so use that as a comparatorI was impressed by how easy they are to use. I bought larger ones for future useUsed to deal with clothes moths problem

I used them in the main living room using 1 at each end of the room. I set light to the furthest one then the second before leaving and sealing round the door. Much earlier this year someone from the fire brigade came and fitted smoke alarms 1 in the kitchen 1 in the living room and 1 at the top of the stairs. After a few minutes al three started screech although there was no visible smoke outside the living room and no smell of the bombs discharge. The result was good with dead spiders and beetles and visible flying insects. So for a positive result they were good value

Does what it says on the tin no probs yet

Two of the four simply failed to burn properly. I had to go to a pet shop and purchase another brand. Of the two that did burn down, I don't yet know if they have been effective. Some instructions and information on their use and disposal would be appreciated.