NOPE! Flea Bomb for the Home (250 ml) | Large One-Shot Bed Bug, Moth, Carpet Beetle, Fly, Mosquito and General Bug and Insect Killer Fogger | Fire-Free Smoke Bomb for Easy Effective Treatment |

Put It in a washing up bowl (in case it falls over) and set it in the attic. Come back a few hours later. Job done. Air attic. No more ticking! Safe in flammable areas (just don't use matches as butane powered.) Much safer than smoke bombs.

I love the product name. Really does the job

Does what it says on the can

Had a medium infestation of brown carpet beetle at the beginning of summer. Used two similar cans where you just try and hit the infected areas, we thought we had them all (getting the bodies off clothing was an actual nightmare). Roll on 3 month and these little blighters start showing their hideous faces again. This time I couldn't be bothered with doing it ourselves and about to call in a professional. But I saw on here before the 'bomb', and at less than £20 was worth a punt. A vacuum around, make sure no gaps, set off the bomb and leave the room. Brilliant work. Not one bug since.

Killed a few bed bugs but they came back. Bought some cheaper ones, and they seemed to have done the trick.

Didn't work and was used in a room half the size it was recommended for

i have and old outhouse/ coal shed attached to the back of my house, and my kitchen is the size of a postage stamp. This means that i have to keep my fridge out back as there is just no space in my kitchen. This is all well and good but it is always full of spiders, and me and spiders just dont mix. So now, once a month ( or when i have the money) i buy a couple of these and and just let them do their thing. They work a treat and are easy to use. them i just sweep out the back room and once again i am able to get to my fridge again without the fear of Aragog's cousin droping on top of me!

This stuff works on cluster flies. I had to use two tins over a week but they are all dead now.