"I bought this from Amazon back in 2020. My son who is 23 brought them home some how. It started in his room we had exterminators come in we took out all of his stuff and completely stripped his room carpet and all. Worked for several months trying to get rid of them and it never was a bunch of them just a few that we were seeing. We thought they were gone put everything back in his bedroom after months of no one being in there then found out they were in our couch. We burned the couch, that is when I found Bed bug patrol. Stripped my living room of everything sprayed it and didn't buy any new furniture for months. I stripped my sons room again, not the new carpet, sprayed everything down with this including the mattresses. The smell was not bad at all, I like the mint and clove smell. We did all the spraying outside of the mattresses. He has a full mattress cover now since getting them the first time. I got rid of his bed which was wood. They hide in wood and it's harder to get rid of them so we got rid of that put a metal frame in his room. So finally we are bed bug free have not seen any in about 2 months. If they do come back this is what I will use and I am keeping this on had from this point forward. It is the only thing that we have found that will work. My advice if you get them put everything outside in plastic bags where the sun can hit it they hate being hot. Mattresses and all and use this on everything. Bed bugs are rampant now and you can get them even if you are very clean."

- Angela

"No store-bought pesticide will stop bed-bugs. They are cancer with legs. I got this stuff and a generic Home Depot hand-pump sprayer. After way too many failures at sending these little blood-sucking bastards back to hell I got serious. All mattresses went out back and got burned, all bed linens, curtains, etc took a trip through the dryer, steamed all the carpeting through the whole house (the little demons had nests in the living room carpet). Sprayed the whole house with this stuff (several gallons), waited until dry, dusted with diatomaceous earth (non-toxic dust made from fossilized algae that kills bedbugs by drying them out) and steamed the furniture with special steamer that gets hot enough to kill the eggs. Sprayed again once a week for the next month (just to be sure) and made sure nothing (nobody) that might have got them from our house brought them back.
I honestly believe junkies could get rid of heroin addiction easier than it took to get rid of bed-bugs. But this stuff was the key weapon."

- William