Indoor Pest Control Spray for Home & Kitchen Rosemary 32 oz | Ant, Roach, Spider, Fly, Flea, Bug Killer and Insect Repellent - with Natural Essential Oils - Pet and Family Safe

This is my second purchase of Wondercide and decided to try different fragrance....I like both, and it's not overwhelming. The bottle is firm and I have never experienced leakage. The spraying options make it easy to cover the area/s I need to manage. The effectiveness is immediate and seems to last quite a while. The solution dries to a light milky appearance when sprayed directly onto windows if needed, but cleanup is easy. The cost is worth the outcome. I have a cat, and Wondercide is safe around us both when used properly. I highly recommend it.

Scent: PEPPERMINT These past two weeks I've had huge problems with pill bugs (roly-polys) using my house as Bug Central. I was picking up at least a hundred pill bugs a day. The threshold brushes at the front door, patio door and garage were changed out, but they were still getting in the house. I read peppermint would deter them so I decided to give this a try. After spraying the thresholds, the first day deterred the bugs by half. The next day they were practically non-existent. Going on day three and I have not seen one bug. This was a HUGE change and a good deterrent. The peppermint is not overpowering and it just smells like you have a clean house with the peppermint cleaner. Definitely will buy again.

I bought the Wondercide Indoor Pest Control Spray (Cedarwood) because I wanted something less harsh to use around my home and pets. I’ve been using it along baseboards and around doorways, and it works well on ants and small bugs on contact. The cedarwood scent is strong at first but much more pleasant than chemical bug sprays. I still open a window when spraying, but it doesn’t leave that harsh lingering smell. I like the large refill size since it lasts longer and feels more cost-effective. Overall, it’s a solid option if you’re looking for a more natural alternative for light pest control and prevention. Also, it will kill bed bugs on contact.

I recently moved into an older home surrounded by nature, with a lot of crevices for critters to enter, and the basement in particular had LOTS of uninvited guests. Everything from the standard basement-dwelling cave crickets that appear to be on growth hormone, to spiders (my NEMESIS), to these mutant beetle roach looking hybrids that look like they were manufactured in Satan’s workshop to form an army, I even found a centipede?! To put it lightly, I am absolutely not fond of bugs, I scream like I’m trying out for the lead role in a low budget slasher film, I cry, I threaten arson, and I find the nearest adult who is adultier than me to squash and dispose of the offending bug. I searched high and low for a solution that would kill the small demons, prevent future attacks from Satan’s soldiers, and also not poison my kids in the process. I purchased this a few weeks ago and it has been a LIFESAVER. It really does work, it smells really nice (I got lemongrass, I’m going to try a different scent when this bottle runs out), and I can spray it without worrying about myself or my kids inhaling dangerous fumes. I sprayed the perimeter of the entire basement, and then areas where I tended to see the most bugs. It has definitely reduced the amount of bugs, and the scent lasts a while so I don’t reapply until it has completely worn off. I also use it to kill them on the spot when I see one. Because it’s an essential oil based spray it doesn’t work “immediately” like a Raid type spray would - it takes a minute or two to basically suffocate the bug, you have to coat it and then watch them squirm. Sometimes they will be sprayed in one spot and continue to crawl away as they slowly suffer, so they end up dying in a different spot. I’ve yet to have one sprayed that didn’t die. Same goes for flying insects - as long as I hit them with the spray they’re goners, but they may continue to fly for a minute or two before they eventually drop to their doom. Keep in mind this is an oil based spray, so it’s a little thicker of a liquid - it still sprays like a mist would, but when that mist settles it’s much more “wet” than standard bug poison sprays. I just wipe away any residual overspray. Always spot test, I sprayed near painted walls and you can still see the drips where the product ran down, but I’m okay with that as a trade off for a mostly bug free home. Overall I highly recommend, especially if you’re a huge oversized child who’s scared of something microscopic like I am. I will definitely continue to buy! PS: although this is labeled for indoor use I did use this outside out of desperation one night, after my toddler got 30+ mosquito bites the previous night. I sprayed the surfaces of the porch furniture, the ground of the porch, and a small perimeter. It got the job done and definitely reduced the amount of bites we got. BUT I did use up way more spray that way so I probably wouldn’t do it regularly, I need to conserve the bottle. I wish this came in a spray for human bodies.

Works as it should, no harmful pesticides. It does have a slight scent that may linger for a day or two. Wondercide has a excellent line of products.

The packaging is nice and clean. The peppermint smell is definitely minty and strong at first within the house. I found the intensity went away after a while. It killed ants on direct contact but I have not noticed a deterrent effect yet.

I was looking for a pest control spray that would be safe around my family and our two dogs. This definitely did the trick. The lemongrass smells wonderful. It's strong, but it goes away in time and isn't an awful overpowering chemical smell. We had flying ants and within a few days of spraying 1-2 times a day they have ceased from coming back.

I had high expectations for this product, but the biggest issue is the rosemary scent. It comes across as very culinary, more like something you’d smell while cooking than a pleasant, lingering home fragrance. It is not necessarily overpowering, just not enjoyable in a home setting. On the other hand, the peppermint version is more appealing. It feels clean, fresh, and better aligned with what you would expect from a modern home scent. The spray mechanism also needs improvement. Instead of a fine mist, it dispenses in a heavy, concentrated stream that essentially oversaturates the area. It makes even application challenging and often leaves spots feeling too wet.

Reduced the fleas in my cats automatic litter box, but the smell is way too strong I think one spray is enough