Mosquito Magician Liquid Concentrate - Kills Mosquitoes, Fleas, and Fire Ants - Use with Pump or Backpack Sprayers, Foggers, or Automatic Misting Machines - Ideal for Yards, Lawns, Patios - 1 Gallon

If you hate (such a strong word) mosquitoes as much as I do then you need to use this product. I started with a heavy initial spray and have been spraying every 2 weeks since our purchase in April 2023. It does not smell the best due to the natural ingredients but I’ll put up with the initial smell as long I’m not being bitten. We were paying a national pest control company $59.95 every 3 weeks, here’s the best part…..I would be bitten 4 to 5 times right after they would spray.I spray everything fences, under eaves, shrubbery, any garage venting, around the doors, in our patio drains possibly more areas but you get the idea. I have learned one thing is that smells attract them and smells keep them away.Other insects that I have personally seen this work on ( remember his is my experience and these are not listed on the label) upon direct contact when I’m spraying have been….Black Widows, Yellow Wasps, Moths, Earwings could be others that I have not seen…….but I can say I truly love this product.Lastly you need to follow the directions, do your first initial spray, then every 2 weeks follow up.It is nice to be able to be outside as well as taking my hiker boots off before I come in the house and be bitten. I may spray weekly as the California summer ramps up but again it’s a small price to pay not to be bitten.WELL here’s the latest does it work or have I been sucked dry like normal. So before I continue let me say, I was spraying every 2 weeks, I have moved to once a week as recommended. Living in the IE of So Cal close to the base of the Running Springs/Big Bear Mountains we get some rain and humid days along with 100+ temps. Perfect breading grounds for those blood suckers. I have to say I have been bitten 2 times……so does it work hell yes it does. You need to follow the directions and spray it not just spray. As stated before and by others the smell is not the best it is a strong garlic/pepper smell….but hey you’ll learn to not mind the smell. I spray almost 3 gallons, go around doors, garage vents, garage door, around the bottom of our spa. I even spray in the water drains to ensure I hit all areas where they could be. I was not happy when I noticed I had been bitten as I had gone past my once a week by 4 days. After I was bitten I grabbed my trusty Witch Hazel soaked 2 round makeup flat round cotton pieces and laid them on the bites. That relieved the bites then covered then with the copper color mosquito discs that I purchased here at Amazon. I know I will not go back and have a professional spray our yard again. With the money we are saving and me not being in pain from all the bites we re taking our granddaughters on a mini vacation to the Aquarium.So if your thinking about trying this you truly have nothing to lose if you use it as recommended.

It's a little pricey, but it works well. We have a lot of pesky Skeets here in South Texas and this cleared them off the 50x20 patio for a week so far. No smell and no hazardous chemicals.👍I bought more. There is also a concentrate that you can mix yourself.It is a little better value.

It works, need to use consistently, it works

Sure it's easy to use, but that is about the extent of this stuff as far as benefit. I feel like I wasted $100.00 on a product that just made my yard smell like a pungent essential oil candle. We have had a serious mosquito issue at our home in Gulf Shores AL this summer. I've used this twice, and it didn't do anything to reduce the mosquitos in our yard. For whatever reason, this year has been horrible for mosquitos....thousands of them around our home. I mixed and sprayed 3 gallons around the house yesterday evening right before dark when the wind had died down, woke up today to the same concentration of mosquitos. The only thing I've seen that seems to eliminate them is the permethrin insecticide (I've had to buy multiple cans of the "Cutters" mosquito spray), which drops them like flies instantaneously. But buying cans of the stuff at $7 isn't cheap and isn't a large-scale solution to the problem, nor is it particularly safe to use if you have animals or kids playing in the yard.Before resorting to using Permethrin with the fogger machine (I bought one this summer) I tried this first as it claims to be the "Natural" approach to minimize the pesticide dangers, but for me, this was a waste of time, money and continued mosquito exposure. Save the money and just get the hard-core stuff unless you want to do the "mosquito dance" in your yard while you spread this stinky stuff around your house and try to avoid getting feasted on. It may not be the solution you'd hoped for, but when you compare the lesser of two evils...I'll treat the concentrated areas of the yard where they seem to accumulate and take my dog out to the less invaded areas of the yard for his "business".

Didn't work well at the recommended strength. Called customer support and they said to half the amount of water. Still didn't work well (that is, I couldn't tell if there were fewer mosquitoes). Disclaimer: I live near the gulf cost, and there was a light wind when I sprayed. VERY smelly of garlic, for you as you spray it, and for your neighbors.

Very easy to use. Smells a bit strong but after an hour or so it dissipates. Works very well in my yard. Just have to remember to respray after every rain.

garlic smell is very prominent. not a bad thing.This works but you have to stay on top of it to keep them away. I'm spraying every other day and it is working well for me.

I used this all over my backyard in NJ. Living adjacent to a fairly wooded area we get eaten up by mosquitos every summer, all summer long. In past summers had tried a number of different mosquito control companies to provide a decent amount of control, not perfect but it was at least bearable. Decided to switch to this product to lessen my environmental impact. To apply it, I followed the directions exactly as they were written. The garlic oil is the most dominant scent so beware if you are not a fan of it, but it wasn't a problem for me. During the first couple of days there was a somewhat noticable decline in mosquitos but not great. Following a bit of rain, the mosquitos were back in full force. I applied it a week or so later and there was minimal impact. Perhaps this might be effective if you do t live near woods, but it wasn't worth effort or money.