EcoLogic Flying Insect Killer Aerosol 14 Oz, Indoor & Outdoor Spray

Costly, but what isn't these days? It does the job -- one must spray the fruit fly directly. There is no residual action. Pleasant aroma. I find that Zevo brand is as effective, with one or two fewer essential oils, and is less costly. Both are effective.

Tried this product on a whim, and it holds no strong chemical smell like other bug sprays, but if you don't like the scent of CLOVES, then I dunno what to tell you. It takes a few minutes for the fruit flies to die, but it does work fairly quickly. Thank you!

Definitely killed on contact, but the strength of the essential oils scent and stuff triggered my asthma a bit. The smell is strong and lingering, but still better than most other pesticides! I do think it controls pests better than other natural brands I've tried.

This stuff works! Believe me! It was my fault because I had put a new pack of onions on an old onion. Well, surprise! Fruit flies or gnats all over. I cleaned everything and sprayed the crap out of those buggers! Yep, you spray it and they drop. It's as simple as that and thank goodness for maybe 1 or 2 the rest are dead!!!! Amazing stuff this is. I wasn't sure at first about buying it but yes, most definitely it works. When I say I had a swarm of them, they are gone! Seriously. I keep a clean house but when something like this happens you just have no clue what to use. This stuff was my miracle! You see them, you spray it and they drop. I also carry a paper towel because it is a bit oily but it kills them. As you spray when you see them or not, like on your wall, wipe it with a paper towel, your fine. On the floor if you spray, wipe it. Plus I can safely say my cat, Buddy is safe and fine. Buy this! You will not regret it! I plan on keeping this on hand in my cabinet!

I am absolutely amazed every time I try to use this, pantry moths can be blasted fully with a continuous spray of this stuff and just keep fluttering along unfazed. We have a problem with these small moths and they fly too erratically to swat them with your hand very effectively. So an aerosol insecticide should have been the answer. But this can has proven to be useless; although it sprays a strong mist, the insecticide does not work. I've tried over and over - at this point I've used up half of it with a zero success rate. A spray bottle of water will at least knock them down so you can finish them off on the floor. After stubbornly trying again and again, it never has killed or even knocked down a single bug. All I end up doing is gassing my room (and myself) and making an oily mess everywhere. The smell isn't great but that would be a small price to pay if the stuff actually worked. Quite the waste of money. I am finally going to give up and disposed of the rest of it.