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This Item  Orange Guard Home Pest Control Spray - Kills and Repels Ants, Roaches, Fleas and More - Indoor/Outdoor Natural Organic Formula - 32 fl oz (2 Pack) |  |  |  |  | |
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| scent | Orange | Orange | Peppermint, Mint | Orange | Cedarwood |
| volume | 32 fluid ounces | 32 fluid ounces | 16 fluid ounces | — | 16 fluid ounces |
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Would rather give this product 5 stars but I can’t. Of my two bottles, one had a defective nozzle. I saw this in another review as well, so at least two customers had this problem.It does kill on contact. I sprayed it directly on some ants and watched them stop moving. I wasn’t sure if it was the impact of concentrated, high velocity spray so a couple days later, when I found my recycling bucket swarmed by ants, I drenched it, carefully avoiding the ants. When they came in contact with the spray, they died.However, no poison is carried back to the nest so the rest of the colony just continues. This didn’t seem to deter the replacement cohorts much. One Sunday, I sprayed my garage and first floor base boards. Maybe for one day there was reprieve. I used a complete bottle on the first floor, porch, deck, and garage for one day ant free.While it does smell amazing, the scent is gone within 24 to 30 hours, even if you drench and don’t clean up. I sprayed right into gaps and couldn’t wipe it off with a wet cloth as directed.Finally, when I sprayed my deck and porch, I expected rain but it never came. Because of the forecast and my high maintenance boss, er...dog, I didn’t bother. A couple days later, the rain finally arrived and the deck, where the rain tends to hit seemed clear of any mark left by the spray. The more sheltered porch wasn’t (see photo). I had to wipe it with a soapy cloth twice and I feel it’s still faintly visible.So here’s the thing, do you want to spray your hardwood floors, granite countertops, carpet with a sticky liquid that sits for three minutes and then must be washed off for one day of service? I tried this for about two weeks, then booked a green exterminator. After he sprayed, I saw no liquid or residue, I vacuumed and did not see another ant that day, although they had been relentless that day. He will return in two weeks (included in the cost) automatically and, if I need future visits, those are included also. I used one bottle for one floor for one day...how long before that costs more than the exterminator who delivered immediate results and treated my whole house and the exterior?
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Would rather give this product 5 stars but I can’t. Of my two bottles, one had a defective nozzle. I saw this in another review as well, so at least two customers had this problem.
It does kill on contact. I sprayed it directly on some ants and watched them stop moving. I wasn’t sure if it was the impact of concentrated, high velocity spray so a couple days later, when I found my recycling bucket swarmed by ants, I drenched it, carefully avoiding the ants. When they came in contact with the spray, they died.
However, no poison is carried back to the nest so the rest of the colony just continues. This didn’t seem to deter the replacement cohorts much. One Sunday, I sprayed my garage and first floor base boards. Maybe for one day there was reprieve. I used a complete bottle on the first floor, porch, deck, and garage for one day ant free.
While it does smell amazing, the scent is gone within 24 to 30 hours, even if you drench and don’t clean up. I sprayed right into gaps and couldn’t wipe it off with a wet cloth as directed.
Finally, when I sprayed my deck and porch, I expected rain but it never came. Because of the forecast and my high maintenance boss, er...dog, I didn’t bother. A couple days later, the rain finally arrived and the deck, where the rain tends to hit seemed clear of any mark left by the spray. The more sheltered porch wasn’t (see photo). I had to wipe it with a soapy cloth twice and I feel it’s still faintly visible.
So here’s the thing, do you want to spray your hardwood floors, granite countertops, carpet with a sticky liquid that sits for three minutes and then must be washed off for one day of service? I tried this for about two weeks, then booked a green exterminator. After he sprayed, I saw no liquid or residue, I vacuumed and did not see another ant that day, although they had been relentless that day. He will return in two weeks (included in the cost) automatically and, if I need future visits, those are included also. I used one bottle for one floor for one day...how long before that costs more than the exterminator who delivered immediate results and treated my whole house and the exterior?
It does kill on contact. I sprayed it directly on some ants and watched them stop moving. I wasn’t sure if it was the impact of concentrated, high velocity spray so a couple days later, when I found my recycling bucket swarmed by ants, I drenched it, carefully avoiding the ants. When they came in contact with the spray, they died.
However, no poison is carried back to the nest so the rest of the colony just continues. This didn’t seem to deter the replacement cohorts much. One Sunday, I sprayed my garage and first floor base boards. Maybe for one day there was reprieve. I used a complete bottle on the first floor, porch, deck, and garage for one day ant free.
While it does smell amazing, the scent is gone within 24 to 30 hours, even if you drench and don’t clean up. I sprayed right into gaps and couldn’t wipe it off with a wet cloth as directed.
Finally, when I sprayed my deck and porch, I expected rain but it never came. Because of the forecast and my high maintenance boss, er...dog, I didn’t bother. A couple days later, the rain finally arrived and the deck, where the rain tends to hit seemed clear of any mark left by the spray. The more sheltered porch wasn’t (see photo). I had to wipe it with a soapy cloth twice and I feel it’s still faintly visible.
So here’s the thing, do you want to spray your hardwood floors, granite countertops, carpet with a sticky liquid that sits for three minutes and then must be washed off for one day of service? I tried this for about two weeks, then booked a green exterminator. After he sprayed, I saw no liquid or residue, I vacuumed and did not see another ant that day, although they had been relentless that day. He will return in two weeks (included in the cost) automatically and, if I need future visits, those are included also. I used one bottle for one floor for one day...how long before that costs more than the exterminator who delivered immediate results and treated my whole house and the exterior?
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