Dr. Killigan's Bug Killer Spray for Home, Plant Powered (24 oz) | Six Feet Under Insect Killer - Kills Ants, Moths, Cockroaches, and More, Cinnamon & Clove Oil Active Ingredients

I deleted my previous review because it no longer applies. They changed the sprayer and I can now use it with no problem. Now, moving on. I have been spraying my linen closet where I believe there is a problem. I even had moth pads taped outside my linen closet. Then I had sprayed nooks and crannies inside the closet then I washed everything inside, shelves, walls, floors, etc. Then after it was all dry, I sprayed again, just in case. Then I decided to refresh my moth pads and voila, no more moths! I do still need to wash the contents of my closet then vacuum seal what I washed. Then I moved over to my entertainment center where I knew I had a serious infestation. As I slowly opened the door, I sprayed into the entertainment center. Then I took out all the contents and cleaned the entertainment center thoroughly. No more moths there either!! I also had found a moth on my bathroom door (they LOVE my door. I don't know why). So I decided to test 6 ft under and see what happens. When I sprayed the moth I did not see it fly away nor did I see it fall. Walla it was obliterated!!! Yesterday, I opened my linen closet door slightly and sprayed inside, preventing a moth from escaping. As it turns out, I didn't realize that there was a moth on my door. I happened to watch that same moth fall to the ground just from the fumes of 6 ft under!! And that was NOT a direct spray, it was just the fumes from the spray that went inside my linen closet that killed it!!! I LOVE this stuff!! I can't sing it's praises high enough!! Now I have a bottle in each room, just in case I find a flying moth. I haven't killed one in flight yet but I'd be amused to see that sight!! I will never be without this stuff!! Love it!!! Since I have cats, I'm thrilled that I finally found a product that kills clothes moths and is safe for my fur babies! Since I don't have any other kind of bug, I can't test it on anything else. I'm happy that this is a natural product. When you spray it you can smell the spices in it. It reminds me of Christmas. I am thoroughly happy with 6 ft under and will continue to buy! Thank you!! UPDATE: I started having another issue with clothes moths again. My neighbor suggested they were coming from my litterbox. So I started spraying my litterbox after I cleaned it. I clean it multiple times a day and do a full scooping each time. Then I sprayed the litterbox and let it air out so my cats would not let it get stuck on their paws. Then one day, prior to my taking a shower, I saw a few moths at the bottom of the tub. One was actively walking around. I grabbed my 6 FT Under and sprayed them all. The one that was walking around immediately stopped walking. It never moved again. The others did not move either. Then I sprayed all around the tub then later on rinsed it all out with super hot water . No more moths!! I've already gone through 7 bottles of this stuff. I'm happy to purchase more once my current supply is gone, or close to! I'm so relieved to finally be moth free after years of fighting with them.

This stuff is great! It really works - kills moths and doesnt hurt pets. It also doesnt smell bad. I strongly recommend.

Works great but you might as well order a secondary spray bottle because the spray nozzle part stopped working after 4 squirts

Effective

3 Bottles CONSTANTLY JAM.. HOW? Even holding it level will still make the nozzles jam up. Take it off and it flows fine. VERY NOT IMPRESSED WITH THIS PRODUCT AT ALL. You pretty much need to soak whatever you want dead and even then it WON'T be instant. The bigger the bug the more spray you need. It WILL kill them but it's only on the initial spray. I have seen absolutely ZERO evidence of killing any bugs that walk over spray that has dried. Moth Larvae walk over the dried spots without a second thought whereas dried up dawn and water with no real visible lines make them turn around. Sprayed into a ziplock bag. Let it dry then put a moth and larvae in there. 24 hours later they were still flying and walking around normally. First bottle leaked. Ordered two more. Second bottle leaks then the spray handle stopped working. Third bottle seemed to be fine until I knocked it over and a steady drip cam out of the spray port. A light squeeze and it shoots out of the port without using the trigger. It's a fairly expensive and time consuming way of killing bugs when it doesn't do half of what it claims. So it does kill but only on direct contact and it doesn't smell or really leave a mess behind. When the bottle actually works it does shoot impressively far. This is an updated review after a few days of HEAVY use. Said I wouldn't buy again but I gave it another shot. If after 3 bottles our moth issues are not solved I will look for other solutions but I REALLY want this to work. Love the traps. Not so crazy about the spray.

I purchased many bottles of this for a pantry moth infestation in my small apartment. They were all over the ceiling of my closet (where I had birdseed stored), and starting to spread out. I have 3 cats, and so wanted to use poison as a last resort only. This spray is definitely pet safe (but dont spray it ON them), it's smell is pleasant to bearable depending on your personal tolerance. As for effectiveness? Does it kill moths and larvae? Yes. IF, you get enough of it on. If you leave it as a wide spray/mist, it likely won't kill them. It doesn't take a lot to kill them, but enough to get them 'wet', like a drop or two. And when you spray a moth, they immediately drop I think as a defense, and usually drop so fast they go right out of sight. I narrowed the spray so its a bit wider than a stream. And I found if I hit the moths quick enough and with a good solid squeeze, it gets them. Like larvae. Eggs? No idea if it kills them. I would saturate areas and they would still pop up, but who knows if I was even getting the eggs. Does it 'leave protection' in the area for days? Absolutely not. I'd spray my ceiling, and find more moths on the ceiling later that day. If you can use a poison safely, you're better off. If you want a spray but need something non toxic, this is an option. But you'd do just as well with a nice light cordless vacuum.

It took a while to work but at the end, it did the deed.

I purchased this for my closet bc we have a serious moth issue. I think it started in our pantry with some grain we brought in from the supermarket. I sprayed the pantry and my closet.. dead moths everywhere... those sticky traps were only marginally helpful. I also read it was good for gnats and mosquitoes. I had a serious problem with mosquitos in my front porch which nothing (chemical) wise was helping. I sprayed this all over the front of the house and some chairs I had out there. When I went out a few days later, for the first time in a LONG time, no mosquitos. I then sprayed it for palmetto bug control ( we live down south ).. Within a few hours, I seem to flush those out too. It smells really good too! But more than all that, it says it is non toxic so I dont worry about the children and pets. It is almost too good to be true! It is kind of expensive but I for the amount of cloths I am saving, it is more than worth spraying this stuff every few months ...everywhere!! ....

I bought this as a follow-up to the Pantry Moth Traps that were already doing sterling work on the infestation of pantry moths in my kitchen. Unlike other bug sprays I tried, Dr Killigan's dropped the nasty little **** immediately, and it smells nice.

I like Dr Killigan's moth traps, which seem to work well, so I thought I'd give this spray a try. Unfortunately, it was a complete waste of money. It doesn't kill moths or even seem to repel them. E.g. I sprayed my walls and cabinets, and shortly afterwards the moths were happily sitting on the areas I'd just treated. Very disappointing.

My daughter is still getting ants in her home

Uh-oh! This does seem to kill flies if you spray them directly. It sticks them to a door, if that's where they are. The smell a bit peculiar, the clove predominant. But I began to suspect it went off after a few days. Strange odours arising from the soft furnishing. Then last night I was getting really unpleasant whiffs, my cat started coughing, turned in my direction: Bogh. Bleugh. He's been snacking on the flies. It's just AWFUL when digested. I won't be using it again. Never be snared by a witty name!

Useless don’t bother with it. I noticed a few fleas after my friend visited with their dog. I wanted the less toxic approach. But this product had no effect whatsoever. Despite its promises. Now I’ve ordered the toxic option and wished I’d done that in first place as just wasted my money and efforts on this.