🚀 Smoke Out Pests, Smoke In Peace!
This professional-grade Bed Bug & Flea Smoke Bomb uses powerful permethrin smoke to quickly and effectively eliminate a wide range of pests including bed bugs, fleas, cockroaches, ants, moths, and flying insects. HSE approved and residue-free, it ensures a safe, odorless, and stain-free treatment for homes, offices, and commercial spaces. Easy to use with a simple 2-hour fumigation process, it delivers deep penetration to hard-to-reach areas for total pest eradication.
| Units | 21 gram |
| Brand | SISI UK |
| Country of origin | United Kingdom |
E**D
Small but mighty!
The media could not be loaded. I never used a fleabomb before and rest assured I was pooping my pants, because I've just done up my entire home and everything is pretty and wooden.I have 3 indoor cats, yet we were infested like crazy due to my friend's dog bringing in fleas. Because of having indoor cats, I didn't catch on until we were totally swarmed. I have been manically treating them with drops, pills, dewormer, as well as my home with hoovering, various sprays, vinegar, what not... With no avail. For 2 months.(On a side note: us humans also had head lice. Best. Summer. Ever. Whereas the bomb doesn't specify killing those, I was hopeful. And desperate.)Anyways, this thing is awesome. I set up 1 each in the bedrooms and 2 in the living room. (I set up 2 in the kitchen-hallway-bathtroom area collectively, which my smoke alarms didn't like. I tried it twice, but gave up eventually, because I somewhat value my hearing, but if you're adamant and turning off the allocated fuse doesn't help, you could temporarily "bag" the detectors too.)Bedroom #1: 27m³Bedroom #2: 31m³Living Room: 39m³Anyways, long story short: Closed all windows and doors, draw the curtains in and left any cupboard/wardrobe doors open, to allow the smoke to penetrate clothes etc just in case. After lighting, you have about 45sec to evacuate. I used one of those long candle/gas cooker lighters. The smell reminds me of fireworks, I quite like it. Left the rooms closed for 2hrs and voilà, job done.It's also worth to mention that I also use diatomaceous earth now, permanently sprinkled under the beds, rubbed into rugs etc as well as water diluted dish soap with a few drops of tea tree oil mixed in a spray bottle for cleaning wipeable surfaces. (If you don't know about D.E. yet, do yourself a favour and look it up - excellent for rubbing it into pets fur too, especially around their tail, while waiting for the flea drops to kick in)These bombs might be small, but they definitely work and I now have them to hand at all times.
L**R
Only partially effective i
Was supposed to kill 80 per cent òf fleas but it certainly didn't in my house. Wasn't too impressed although it certainly killed a few
B**Y
BRILLIANT RESULT!!!!
This is SUCH an amazing product. When I had cats they used to go out and bring fleas into the house...put one of these in each room and BOOM....Fleas? What fleas?!
J**S
Flea bombs
Smaller than I thought and difficult to light but seem to have done the job
W**T
Rubbish, do not buy.
Out of a pack of 6, the 5 I used did not work! They didn't even burn or smoke! I haven't tried the 6th one yet, don't think I'll bother! These are useless! I would give a rating of 0 if it was available.
R**Y
Flea bomb
Flea bomb, easy to use & does the job
M**N
Expensive
Not very good
K**R
Killed them all!
I ordered this after recommendations from family members as my cat had brought fleas into my house! I had previously tried a furniture and carpet spray from Pets at Home but this did not kill the fleas. I used this product in every room in my house and alongside the new flea treatment I used on my cat, my whole house is now flea free! It worked a treat but be prepared for the worst smell imaginable! You definitely need to air out your house for a few hours and light a few candles to get rid of the smell but it's a small price to pay for killing all the fleas!
