Neogen Prozap Ld-44Z Insect Fogger 20 oz

I had a large Yellow Jacket nest inside a cinder block wall. There was a steady stream of Yellow Jackets leaving and returning. The entrance to the nest was through a gap in the door jam. I tried several cans of Wasp and Hornet killer, but spraying it into the door jam crack wasn't getting back to the nest. . .I would only kill a few on their way in or out. I bought the Prozap and waited until night so they were all insdide, then sprayed half the can into the crack. . . NO MORE YELLOW JACKETS.

Product doesn't spray, defective product. Unable to get a return within the product return date. Seller please contact me for replacement or reimbursement

I bought this product because of spiders and knats in the house. I read on pintrest that worked well. I used it during this summer for the bugs and it did kill them within 5 minutes. I didn't use indoor so I'm not sure of the smell and if you used it indoor would whether you'll need ventilation.

Left my home to help an out of state friend for 5 weeks. Came back to find hundreds of wasps had moved in my walls and under home.Tried at least 5 different products.This is the only one that worked. All the wasps are finally gone

This is not an inexpensive item. I had a subscription, but at least half the cans quit spraying after the first few uses. There was nothing wrong with the spray cap and it wasn't clogged. I tried it upside down, like spray paint, and no improvement. I thought maybe it had something to do with shipping in winter, so I paused my subscription until warmer months, and still same issue. Multiple cans. Huge waste of $ and even worse to have to discard 75% of aersol can unused. Do better!

Full cans that don't spray. Use this last summer n it worked great. This year its trash. Quality of product has diminished greatly. Never again.

This is our go-to household bug spray that works great! No fly, moth, or other unwanted insect can withstand a short burst of LD-44Z. Although it's labeled a "fogger" (and can be used for that purpose), it's also perfectly fine for use as a general insect spray for nabbing pesky flies in the corner of window sills, moths hanging on the walls, etc. My wife has used this spray for many years on a farm and at home, and we had a can we were using as sparingly as possible because weren't sure it was still manufactured. Found it on Amazon and were glad we did!

This is called a fogger, which led me to believe that A- it would be a thick fog that would fill an enclosed area and B- it would have the ability to self-release the entire can, kind of like a flea bomb, so I wouldn't have to hold the trigger and be exposed to the chemicals the whole time. I have some wasp nests in the ceiling of my 20x30 enclosed barn. Its getting cold so they're starting to get sluggish and die off but I was hoping this would fog them and kill of the survivors. It did not. I released two entire cans in the area and the next day there are still a bunch of survivors. I feel like I wasted $50.