Wondercide - Indoor Pest Control Spray for Home & Kitchen Lemongrass 32 oz

When it comes to waiting for the ice cream truck, I have all the patience in the world, but when it comes to ants? Not so much. In fact, I want them gone yesterday. When I see the first few scouts searching for a new home, I really don't want to wait for those bait traps to pull out the entire colony before I see improvement. At the same time I don't want to freely spray poison around the house. Wondercide turned out to be the perfect solution. It works well Those little invaders die on contact and don't come back to the area I sprayed. The lemongrass scent is very nice too. My favorite part is that it is safe. If I get a little overly zealous with the spray pottle, I don't have to worry about harming the intended residents. The only thing to be careful about is that it is oil based. This is great for helping the insecticide stay in place for a longer time, but it's best not to spray too much on surfaces that can be damaged by oil, like carpets or fabrics. Happy spraying!

Um... WOW. This stuff legitimately works. I needed to test this for myself because I didn't believe it. The results: I killed a full adult invasive spotted lantern fly with a few well timed shots and it died almost instantly. Took out an invasive oriental scarab beetle immediately, too. We used the outdoor version of wondercide on the patio and garden to deal with spotted lantern fly nymphs that have invaded our region, and it also works there beautifully. Normally I am extremely skeptical of essential oil based promises, because more often than not their efficacy is very over exaggerated. But not with this stuff, this stuff works. One thing to keep in mind for persistent infestations: repetition and consistency of wondercide application is likely the key to success. The cedar smell is really nice, smells like a cedar forest. The spray sticks to where it lands, which is exactly what you want. But keep in mind it might leave a residue (although that's kind of the point?) so just be aware of that in high traffic areas to avoid potential slips. Frankly I haven't noticed any issues with residue outside, though, with either indoor or outdoor version. Zero leakage of either the indoor or outdoor containers. No toxic pesticides, so it appears to be safe for humans and pets pretty quickly after use (although I would suggest to wait for it to dry to avoid potential irritation before going into the sprayed area). While this might seem pricy, I honestly think it's worth it based on my experience so far.

I bought the Wondercide Indoor Pest Control Spray (Cedarwood) because I wanted something less harsh to use around my home and pets. I’ve been using it along baseboards and around doorways, and it works well on ants and small bugs on contact. The cedarwood scent is strong at first but much more pleasant than chemical bug sprays. I still open a window when spraying, but it doesn’t leave that harsh lingering smell. I like the large refill size since it lasts longer and feels more cost-effective. Overall, it’s a solid option if you’re looking for a more natural alternative for light pest control and prevention. Also, it will kill bed bugs on contact.

It's a half way pleasant aroma and it kills the bugs pretty good and is safer than some of the other competitors. A good choice when your fighting off a home invasion! Very Effective and doesn't warn the other ones still lurking around if you clean it up right away.

This stuff works amazing. Doesn’t smell too strong and killed all of the fleas and flies in our house while not being harmful to our pets. Easy to use and worth the money.

I’m giving a mid rating because of the smell! I don’t think I will spray this again because I’m worried about my dog and the very strong scent. It smells like nail polish remover. Not peppermint. I’m unsure if it actually took care of the ant problem yet but wish I had paid more attention to the smell reviews. It is pretty bad. I might return it and I hate making returns.

Wondercide is a fantastic product for reducing fleas. We have six indoor cats (yes, I know), and once one flea arrives, it’s a disaster and a constant battle to eliminate them. Wondercide kills the live fleas that nestle in the carpet and reduces the hatching of the eggs. Do we still struggle with fleas? Yes, because in a large house, it is tough to eliminate them from all areas. But I’m not going to use any other product because this one works well, smells great, and results are immediate.

We have fly problems every Summer - We have a large family room adjacent to the kitchen- In the family room alone we have 27 Windows- besides that we let the dogs in and out all day - the flys get in somehow and start laying eggs etc. and then we have dozens possibly in the hundreds. We use plug in fly traps and fly strips. That eventually works but takes a long time. In the past my wife would not let me use any “Bug Spray” in the house -because of the pets and us. She originally found this brand Wondercide for using in our outdoor areas for tics and fleas - So I suggested to order the Indoor Spray and she agreed- got it yesterday afternoon and went to town with it - so far today- Only spotted one and that one is now dead as well. Huge improvement! I bet there are some eggs hatching so not done yet, but I feel like I am winning at this point. This Product seemed a bit Pricey however maybe not —- I was surprised at how little I needed to use to kill a fly - I used it in the Spray Mode and all I had to do was just get a bit on the fly and game over for the fly - So in my opinion it is very economical. I have used other spray types in my basement and it sometimes took a few shots to finish them off. One other thing that I noticed- it’s quick from the time you spray the fly till it goes down. Other sprays not so fast. Some Key Points — Smell is nice- It’s a big bottle- it will go a long way- As mentioned it seems to be very economical - Pet Friendly- Has lots of other uses besides Flys!- Going to try it out on some spiders in my basement next-

Reduced the fleas in my cats automatic litter box, but the smell is way too strong I think one spray is enough