Bests & Worsts Reviews from Amazon

I can tell you from experience, this product works!! I picked up bedbugs from a cheap motel (stupid choice on a road trip) and my landlord refused to be any help in getting rid of them...so, I was on my own. Unlike many others here, I had no qualms about using toxic sprays -- bedbugs are so terrible that I was desperate and used whatever I could get me hands on -- and yet, this worked better than the toxic ones I tried!! Having bedbugs was one of the absolute most stressful things I've ever been through in my life, and it's made all the worse because many of the sprays on the market don't work or barely work. This product turned the tide and I am very thankful for its existence. After about a month of spraying thoroughly once a week, the evil little things were gone. For my 300sf studio apartment, all told, I did end up using about 3 gallons. I sprayed very heavily and for a few weeks after they were gone, so I could have probably used less, but you'll definitely need to buy at least a gallon or two. I have wood floors and, while it doesn't stain, it is water-based, so it might water damage the wood if you use a lot of it. Since it is non-toxic, you can spray this directly on your sheets. When you do that, it does mostly keep the bugs from biting you. It does smell strongly and takes a couple hours to dry, so don't spray your bed right before you go to sleep. A word of warning: Order this from Amazon...it's usually available on 2-day Prime shipping...but if it's not available from Amazon for some reason (that happened to me once), don't bother trying to buy direct from the company's website. They were horrible to deal with...phone customer service was friendly but useless and I paid for expedited shipping and yet they sent it 10 days later. Great product, terrible company. If you're reading this review, you must be dealing with this terrible problem. Just a word of inspiration...you CAN beat them. I know it seems truly terrible now, but this too shall pass. Things will get better. It's been three months since I last saw one (knock on wood). You're supposed to wait 4-6 weeks before declaring the all clear, so I can honestly say I've defeated them. But, that was one of the hardest things I have ever done, yet I'm also very proud of myself for being able to do it. (Sorry, I know that sounds dramatic, but it kind of was...)