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Question: How far does the wand spray? I want to use it in my crawl space for a cricket problem but it  has limited access.
Document: The wand helps you to spray exactly where you want/need to.Second, this spray killed a cat face spider on our front livingroom window. I didn't even know that it was there, because it sort of blended in with the outside of the house. I gave this spider an extra dose for good measure, and the next day it was dead on the sidewalk in front of our house.
I swear by this product. I used to spend close to $70 a month to have an exterminator come once a month or so to spray down the xeriscape (I live in the desert and true grass is frowned upon due to its excessive use of water). Huge bugs are possible here. I typically spray outside once a year around the perimeter of my home and am bug free for the year. Bugs may squeeze through cracks in the doorway but that's about as far as they get.
The new battery-operated extending spray wand (think garden sprayer) is a really nice touch. It works very well but storing it in its holder after use it a bit tricky. As always, the product itself is exceptional and will keep the buggers away for months.
I've been using interia and exteria bug service from the same company that do the termite for a few years. Lately, I notice that there are bugs here and there in the house. Each time, the guy came he asked, where did you see the bugs, then he just do some spray around that spot only. He did not seem to want to do a good perimeter spray at all.
Will update again in a week. And I will definitely not wait 12 months to spray again. Plan to do it once a month until it runs out. I have a large yard and my home is about 1250 sq. ft. The product is only about 1/4 gone so it will last another 3-4 months. So far, I think it's great and the price is good compared to hiring pest control services.
But I did find about 7 dead roaches, and quite a few dead ants, some potato bugs, and 3 dead wasps on my back patio alone. This stuff is obviously working on some pests, but I'm still worried about whether or not it will rid my spider problem. I found 1 huge spider in my kids' bathtub the day after I sprayed, but have not seen anymore inside since. I did not spray inside.
No pesticide odor what so ever. ** I guess that means, the spray works as advertised. However, I personally will not wait 12 months before sparying againWhat I really like is the new electric pump spray- It is made with good quality plastic- It can be adjusted to 2-3 spray density (the spray can reach out quite far for spotted spray)- It is long enough (both the tubing and spray nose), so it is easy on my back when spraying low or high.
Now, I find maybe one dead bug per week and I rarely see any bugs even near my cottage. One time I saw a live, large wolf spider cross the perimeter and begin flailing and dying about a minute later. I also use this in conjunction with the perimeter granules as a two-prong attack; I really hate bugs that much.Worked perfect and exceeded expectations for my needs in a small apartment-sized space, would definitely recommend.
It is odorless, pet safe (just in case I didn't let my dog go down to the basement until I was sure it was dried). This has taken care of the millipedes. The great thing about the wand is that it's long enough to spray behind the furniture. I will definitely be using this next year for the yearly Invasion of the Millipedes.
I gave up on that idea. Clearly that doesn't work.The batteries in the wand have almost died before 3 quarts of the liquid has been sprayed out. It still does spray, but not with enough pressure to atomize the insecticide. I'll need to replace them to finish using the rest of this to spray my attic.So in summary, I'll just say that it takes a long time to see this stuff working.
Answer: yes