- KILLS ON CONTACT: Hot Shot Fogger With Odor Neutralizer kills on contact and manages large infestations for up to 2 months.
- KILLS HIDDEN BUGS: Produces a fine, penetrating mist that goes deep into cracks and crevices to kill both visible and hidden bugs.
- WHERE SHOULD IT BE USED? Use in enclosed places such as apartments, attics, basements, barns, boat cabins, cabins, campers, crawl spaces, garages, houses, households, sheds, storage areas, and trailers.
- NON-STAINING: This clear, non-staining composition will not leave behind a wet, sloppy residue.
- EACH CAN COVERS 2,000 CU FT: Each can treats 2,000 cubic feet of clear area.
- Product Dimensions (cm): 11.10 x 16.36 x 13.34
You're the CEO of the home front, between the carpool and the sofa cushions. Take care of your family - and your company - no matter where home pests show up. With Hot Shot pesticides, you can show pests who's boss. They're your go-to weapon, providing you a distinct edge within your own walls and at the bank. Hot Shot Fogger6 With Odor Neutralizer emits a fine, penetrating mist that goes deep into cracks and crevices, flushing out and killing concealed bugs on contact. Ants (excluding fire ants), black carpet beetles, brown dog ticks, crickets, earwigs, firebrats, fleas, flies, gnats, houseflies, mosquitoes, palmetto bugs, pillbugs, rice weevils, roaches, saw-toothed grain beetles, silverfish, small flying moths, spiders, and waterbugs are all killed by this product. It has no effect on bed bugs. The clear, non-staining formula will not harm drapes, upholstery, fabrics, carpeting, bedspreads, floor tiles, wood floors, linens, furniture, walls, clothing, ceilings, shades, or blinds when used as directed. Hot Shot Fogger6 With Odor Neutralizer kills both flying and crawling insects on contact and continues to kill for up to 2 months without leaving a wet residue. This product treats up to 2,000 cubic feet of open area in one container. Before using this product, read and follow all label recommendations. When scary bugs try to pass, Hot Shot insecticides come to the rescue.
