J T Eaton Oil Base Bedbug Spray

I got this for the fleas . It was recommended to me and yes it works.

I live in one of the top ten cities for bed bugs. Our apartment building and even some of the places I have worked and been to in the city are just crawling with the little pests. I did a lot of research on how to get rid of them and tried many different products to no avail. After reading the reviews of this product, which was a little expensive, but cheaper than an exterminator, I decided to try it. Lets just say I need not try any other product again. This stuff works. It kills them on contact. I cleaned the whole apartment from top to bottom, washed all of the clothes and placed them in plastic bags, got couch covers and mattress covers and sprayed this stuff all over the house. I sprayed it every 3 days for about 2 weeks, paying close attention to the baseboards, windows, doors, outlets and lighting fixtures. Wow no more bed bugs in the house. I still spray it around at least once a month now, mostly because of hitchhikers that attach themselves to you when your out and about. It will be a year in June since we started using this product and am very happy with it. The down side is it is oily and leaves an oily residue however, that does go away after awhile and I haven't noticed it staining anything. It does have a slight odor, but it is not overpowering and does go away after a couple of days. The only other problem was the sprayer broke after a couple applications, but with that I just got a little hand held sprayer. Over all this is a wonderful product and well worth the money.

i first learned of this product about 12 years ago, my daughter moved back home from the in laws house and well bed bugs happened. i think i burned everything in my house that i had little use for. i flippin freaked. I soon realized that everything i read about nothing works, you HAVE to call and exterminator, just wasnt true. i used the oil based product for longevity but still resprayed once a month for three months. however, they were gone after the first spray. it not only was effective for bed bugs, but for fleas and spiders. i still havnt had a spider in my house since using this spray 12 yrs ago. i used to get big wood spiders and furry black ones. weve had two big dogs and two cats that come in in extreme weather and we have never had a flea problem and honostly i do not treat my animals for fleas. excellent quality and longevity, easy to use, works fantastic.

It's strong. Kills them, but label says spray lightly daily? What? I didn't pay attention to the label when I got it and thought it would be good for longer time. I was using flea spray and it works but only for about 2 weeks. I hope I can hold off for at least a week I have a fan going to get the fumes out. Oil based should last longer than a few days I would think! 🤷‍♀️

Best I can tell this product works well but my room I sprayed it in had to be aired out for 3 days before trying to sleep in there again. I remember years ago when I lived in an apartment complex, the manager would have the apts sprayed fairly often and it smelled just like this product. I still ended up having some bugs left but I made the mistake of just spraying the top of my box springs and not underneath and that is where most of the buggers were nesting! Threw my box springs away and that got rid of them completely but in a few days had more bugs. UPDATE: Unfortunately this did not kill my bedbugs even using it at 2 separate times.

Really works on pesty bugs

Where to start? The stuff probably kills bugs, but that's the only good with it. Its supposed to be a contact killer, I have no idea if there is a residual benefit as there is with EcoRaider, Cimexa, etc. The company website doesn't give a lot of info. What I do know, the stuff delaminated the facings on my furniture. Had to spend many hours glueing the facings back onto the furniture, there multiple failures on almost every drawer. And in other areas on the furniture, where there is vinyl on the backs and sides, there were so many 'bubbles' -- hundreds of them -- it was impossible to fix. Those bubbles are perfect future hiding spots for more bugs. As for the smell, it lasts and lasts and lasts. I'm a full week later, with fans going almost constantly and windows/doors open, and the room is still too toxic smelling to reoccupy. I used a mop to absorb some of the excess on the (hardwood) floor after the first day (a lot goes thru the cracks and onto the floor, which is expected when you're trying to get every crevice)-- and somehow, 6 days later, it still smells. Of course, a big part of killing bed bugs is getting back into the bed so they cross the toxic barrier and die. But if we can't go back into the bed, the bed bugs will just wait it out. And since the oil isn't the toxic part, my guess is the bug killing part is gone before it has a chance to work. I'm hoping the EcoRaider (which I used on the rest of the furniture w/o problems) does the job and Cimexa cleans up the rest. But this JT Eaton product was a big step in the wrong direction Using this product was a big mistake and I'm shocked none of the other reviewers saw the same things.

I have been battling with bedbugs for almost 3 years now and I heard about this spray from my fiancé's grandmother and I am so glad that she told me about it because IT WORKS!!!!! It kills the bedbugs on contact! I sprayed this spray absolutely everywhere and got them all or so that's what I thought! After about a month we started getting eaten up at night again. I didn't know that we were supposed to retreat after a week or two, so I bought more and am treating again and this time I am retreating retreating retreating! I am so sick of these little basters! It is oil based so the floor gets really slick and slippery so be very careful. It doesn't have that overpowering chemical smell to it so I like that but it does work you just have to keep up with it and retreat a couple times to make sure that you get the ones that hatch out of the eggs because I don't think it kills the eggs.