Precor 2000 Plus Premise Spray with USA Supply Protective Gloves and Pest ID Card - Prevents reinfestation and flea Build-up for 7 Months -

So I have two houses. (One I’m preparing to sell)Our cats lapsed a few weeks on their topical treatment and the infestation was on. I had 6 light traps in the basement at the new house and 1 at the old house. We were spraying befin and an IGR I mixed up in a jug at both house’s regularly but it seemed like they were drinking it like redbull. It seemed to have no affect at the new house as they continued to get worse and the old house stayed a steady dozen on your ankles the moment you walked in the door.Finally we called the pest company at the new house when we started to see them make their way upstairs. They came and used 2 cans of this stuff. I grabbed the name of it and went to Amazon and bought a few cans to do my old house.This stuff is amazing. It’s oily oily and stinks but I’m okay with that. Makes me feel like it is getting all over the fleas. The mix I was making in a spray bottle just seemed to dry and disappear. This has staying powerThe results are immediate. The infestation that I had been dealing with for over 2 monthsat the old house, ended within hours. I’ve bought a few extra cans to have on hand. They have a shelf life of 3 years and living in the country… it’s gonna happen again.

This is the only stuff I've come across that actually stops the infestation and doesn't just tease or taunt it. The fume scent disappears quickly once dry. I take all my rugs outside to treat them and let them air dry there. This keeps the smell minimal.Do a thorough cleaning prior to treatment and make sure you get everywhere your pet hangs out and lays down. Keep pets away until dampened areas have dried.The pest id card isn't really a card. It's just printed on the protective bag that contains the bottle. It's pretty useless. The gloves are good, though.

Been using this for years and it’s the best thing since sliced bread. Gets rid of fleas fast and gone forever. Even the small eggs they lay. Smells dissipates very quickly. Turn your A/C on and the smell which is not very strong to begin with, house odorless within 20-30 minutes if that. The can is so big, I can get multiple applications with it. Great price compared to exterminator.

A coworker told me about this product and I was a little skeptical at first but it’s amazing! I’ve sprayed the furniture once and so far no fleas. It has a slight smell at first but it isn’t overly strong and doesn’t last long. I would definitely buy this product again. It’s easy to use and doesn’t leave a foam on the fabric like most sprays do.

Works great

Really works well getting in the hard to reach areas! Kills fleas and other bugs effectively !

We let the dog’s frontline lapse on accident and whatever flea he brought home in that 3 week span got cozy with our indoor cats before we noticed anything was amiss. Paid for a highly rated locally owned professional exterminator where we had to leave the house with the pets for a few hours only to find out on our Ring cameras we get charged $250 for them to just spray this exact can of stuff around the house! What a mark up, haha. It only targets already-hatched fleas so usually a second treatment is needed in a few weeks when the last of the flea eggs hatch, but I just bought this stuff and did it myself instead. Worked like a charm, wish I knew this was so effective before so I could’ve avoided the exterminator’s pricing.

I purchased this to deal with a flea infestation, and while it may work for killing fleas, it contains permethrin, which is highly toxic to cats. Nowhere on the front of the can or description did it clearly warn me of this. I had already used it before realizing it could be dangerous—even fatal—to my two cats just from walking on treated carpets.Cat owners: do not use this anywhere your feline friends walk, sleep, or groom themselves. Residue can linger for weeks and is absorbed through their paws or fur. I’ve since learned there are safer options like Wondercide and Vet’s Best for cat households.Labeling like this is irresponsible. This needs a bold, visible warning that it’s not safe for use around cats—not buried in tiny text.