Wondercide - Indoor Pest Control Spray for Home & Kitchen Lemongrass 32 oz | Ant, Roach, Spider, Fly, Flea, Bug Killer and Insect Repellent - with Natural Essential Oils - Pet and Family Safe

I am extremely sensitive to chemical scents, like perfumes, deodorants, cleaners, etc, so when I had an ant problem, I was unsure what I could use that wouldn’t give me a migraine from them smell, and also wouldn’t be harmful to my cats. I bought the wondercide in cedar wood and problem solved! Killed the ants immediately! The smell isn’t overwhelming like I think the peppermint and lemongrass might be (according to the reviews I read). And it isn’t harmful to me or the cats. I’m so happy! Although the bottle is awfully small for the price. It could get awfully expensive if I have to use it very often. Let’s hope it’s as efficient as a preventative as it is as a bug killer. We will see how that goes. It came well packaged with no leakage at all. You can mist or stream spray.

I recently moved into an older home surrounded by nature, with a lot of crevices for critters to enter, and the basement in particular had LOTS of uninvited guests. Everything from the standard basement-dwelling cave crickets that appear to be on growth hormone, to spiders (my NEMESIS), to these mutant beetle roach looking hybrids that look like they were manufactured in Satan’s workshop to form an army, I even found a centipede?! To put it lightly, I am absolutely not fond of bugs, I scream like I’m trying out for the lead role in a low budget slasher film, I cry, I threaten arson, and I find the nearest adult who is adultier than me to squash and dispose of the offending bug. I searched high and low for a solution that would kill the small demons, prevent future attacks from Satan’s soldiers, and also not poison my kids in the process. I purchased this a few weeks ago and it has been a LIFESAVER. It really does work, it smells really nice (I got lemongrass, I’m going to try a different scent when this bottle runs out), and I can spray it without worrying about myself or my kids inhaling dangerous fumes. I sprayed the perimeter of the entire basement, and then areas where I tended to see the most bugs. It has definitely reduced the amount of bugs, and the scent lasts a while so I don’t reapply until it has completely worn off. I also use it to kill them on the spot when I see one. Because it’s an essential oil based spray it doesn’t work “immediately” like a Raid type spray would - it takes a minute or two to basically suffocate the bug, you have to coat it and then watch them squirm. Sometimes they will be sprayed in one spot and continue to crawl away as they slowly suffer, so they end up dying in a different spot. I’ve yet to have one sprayed that didn’t die. Same goes for flying insects - as long as I hit them with the spray they’re goners, but they may continue to fly for a minute or two before they eventually drop to their doom. Keep in mind this is an oil based spray, so it’s a little thicker of a liquid - it still sprays like a mist would, but when that mist settles it’s much more “wet” than standard bug poison sprays. I just wipe away any residual overspray. Always spot test, I sprayed near painted walls and you can still see the drips where the product ran down, but I’m okay with that as a trade off for a mostly bug free home. Overall I highly recommend, especially if you’re a huge oversized child who’s scared of something microscopic like I am. I will definitely continue to buy! PS: although this is labeled for indoor use I did use this outside out of desperation one night, after my toddler got 30+ mosquito bites the previous night. I sprayed the surfaces of the porch furniture, the ground of the porch, and a small perimeter. It got the job done and definitely reduced the amount of bites we got. BUT I did use up way more spray that way so I probably wouldn’t do it regularly, I need to conserve the bottle. I wish this came in a spray for human bodies.

It's nice! I like the more natural-based remedies. If you hit a bug directly it will kill it, but it's residual and repellant effects are very weak. I spray every few days, and frequently thru the daily times. It gets expensive for me, as that bottle is roughly a months worth of use. But they smell great. Peppermint & cedarwood are nice, the rosemary gets a bit odd scent in drydown & lingering scent. Always safe and secure, fast shipping; never any leaking.

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.

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!

Incredible for ants, literally die within seconds HOWEVER THIS DOES NOT KILL SPIDERS. It says it does but I promise you it does not. Even when they are DRIPPING in it. I literally soaked multiple spiders hoping they would die, and they did not. So for the things it kills and repels on the bottle, no to spiders and yes to ants. Not sure about roaches.

SO GOOD!!! I was having roaches and other bugs appear in my bathtub - but nowhere else in my home. I would use RAID, but that didn’t work at all and I would see bugs the very next day. I bought this spray in Peppermint, doused my bathtub in it, rinsed it, and ever since then (about a week) I haven’t not seen a SINGLE bug in my bathtub! This stuff truly is amazing at prevention. Definitely also a plus that it is non-toxic and who doesn’t love the smell of peppermint!

Doesn’t kill bugs outright but does deter their activity. They don’t like the smell and will stay away from it but it take a long time for them to die.

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