Ant & Roach Killer

I have been using this spray for the past several years. I originally found it when looking for something that would be non-toxic for kids and pets. You know that swarm or that line of ants that marches into your house through some random entry point? I spray the ants and trail, then wipe up the dead ants and the excess spray. I do one more spray to the area and wipe up the excess, and then that's the end of indoor ants for the season. The smell is GOOD, actually. Like a mix of wintergreen and herbs. It lingers for a few days, but it's nice, so no worries! The spray is pricey, but it is worth every penny, IMO. It's effective, non-toxic, and smells good. I don't have to play around with traps or sprays that smell bad and may hurt people or pets. AND IT WORKS.

Great stuff to fight bugs, okay smell to it. Works for days

I was looking for a product that would help get rid of the teeny tiny ants I have in my kitchen. Because I have a dog, I wanted something that was pet friendly and EcoSmart was what I found. Although it was sold in all the major stores, I couldnt find it anywhere... so just ordered on Amazon. Not sure how it works overall as I just sprayed for first time tonight. I will update my review in a few days. Ill first mention that I thought from other reviews the smell from the spray would be a mint-type smell.... but in my opinion, the smell resembles BEN GAY smell. While Im not a fan of ben gay, I find it more tolerable than a typical insect repellant. The fact that EcoSpray is pet friendly over rides my dislike of the smell. So, just know beforehand in case you have an aversion to ben gay smell. Although this item is listed as a spray, its more like an aerosol can and the product comes out of bottle kinda like shaving cream... but not as thick... if that makes sense. Now, Im just waiting to see if I wake up in the morning and see the usual 10-20 microscopic ants running around my kitchen sink.

I was cleaning out my garage and there were spiders and water bugs and beetles and roaches in there( because it’s cold outside) I used the spray on all of them and it killed them all. Love this spray because it’s effective and pet friendly.

I love this product and it really works very well. I have sent this item to three families and they just love the fact they do not have to run out the door due to the smell, the children are safe and their pets are not bothered. I was so upset because they were off the shelves so fast. I went to my regular store to get this product and several times was told me they did not have it. I looked so hard, I found some as a lawn pesticide but since this was sprayed in the house, the people were skeptical. I then after several attempts asked for a store that had it and proceeded to go out of my way to get it. Of course they did not have it. This is a good and safe product that works. I have tried so many times to go and get this product because it is so safe to use. it has a different smell than the other products. I do not get the regular nose runs, the watery eyes or have to leave my house.

Been using this for years and it works great. You just need to reapply it after rain outside. Don't spray it in your house though. The scent would permeate everything. I've sprayed this on brown ants all dug into crevices on fence posts and they come boiling out almost immediately to then succumb to this stuff within moments. Just don't spray plants. You'll take them out a day or two later if you do. Worth every penny when you've got pets (I have dogs). The shiny coating you see when it dries washes off with rain or after a few weeks or months. You'll need to wash yourself afterwards because you'll smell like a wint-o-green lifesaver. Just be mindful of that.

This works great and has a pleasant smell not a harsh chemical smell. We have o my used it for ants, but it always does the trick!

I have pets so was looking for a safe product during seasonal times when bugs are looking for shelter. Making sure to clean up nasty chemicals so the cat wouldn't stepped in it and start licking themselves - though they seemed to know to avoid it - was becoming a chore. With this I don't have to worry, not to mention I don't have to worry about breathing in toxic fumes as I work with it. The problem though is that... it just doesn't work that well. I know it's specifically for ants and roaches on the logo but I've tried it on everything to see if I could get some results. Roaches, at most, will be a little pissed off at you. I haven't had any ants to test it on. At least roaches have the excuse of being tough little buggers, but my luck with other tiny critters hasn't been much. I've had many even crawl right over where I just sprayed, as if to mock me. I saw a house centipede and doused it in quite a bit of the spray, and all it did was sit there until the wall became so wet it couldn't keep its grip, fell down, and disappeared to who knows where. I've never seen it since, so I assume at least it left the house, likely telling his centipede friends what a jerk of a host I was. I've had plenty of spiders, I've tried spraying them and they don't even fall off the wall. As for spiders. I've had better luck spraying spiders with plain water than with this. Even weak baby spiders survive. The most reaction I've ever gotten out of a spider was it just sat on the wall, not even running from me with a hint of fear for its life, its spidey senses were in no way tingling. After a few seconds of more spray, it got kind of annoyed and crawled a few inches outside of the wet spot on the wall... and continued sitting there, staring at me, as if he was confused what I was even trying to do. He must have thought I was trying to be nice and give him a shower, because he still wasn't even running away from fear of his life. I got a shoe, it saw the boot of death and tried to run. I have yet another nasty bug stain on my wall paint. I give it 3 stars because after months of using it, it seems to have finally given me some results. I sprayed what looked like a big silverfish with it, and after a few seconds it sort of twisted around, but it still stuck to the wall even on the wet spot so not sure if it was dead but at least it wasn't moving. I smashed it with my shoe just to be sure. It's pet safe, doesn't make your house smell like a chemical facility, and can at least distract or immobilize bugs long enough for you to get a shoe.