ADAMS Plus Flea & Tick Carpet Spray, Kills Fleas, Flea Eggs, Flea Larvae, Ticks, Ants, Roaches, Spiders, Waterbugs and Many Other Listed Nuisance Pests in Carpet, Treats Up to 2,000 Sq Ft, 16 Ounces

Kills fleas and eggs and my dog smells great.

Works well

The product is good 5 stars and works well. BUT once again Amazon did a bait and switch on delivery day, I had even did their “Amazon delivery day” to reduce amount of deliveries. This is happening more and more frequently, not good.

This product sprayed nicely on my carpet to get rid of fleas. However I reordered it again and the sprayer did not work at all. Seemed to be somewhat effective but did not kill all the fleas.

Great product. Works as promised. Didn’t have much flees but noticed some on my pets. Used on my carpets, another product (shampoo on my pets and in 3 days no sign of flees. Would buy again

Helped me rid of carpet beetles. Did almost kill on contact

I sprayed it and left it for 9 hours while I was at work. It worked. No smell. And the price is more than worth it. I also have the power. Two cans of each for backup.

So this is super easy to use but please read the instructions fully. I did, and sprayed at the suggested rate and amount being careful to count the seconds and never to the point something was wet. I even read more online when I ran into questions as I went. But beware: my 7 year old child was coughing a distinct cough even though he was in a different part of the house while I treated one closed-off room with its windows open, AND after we left the home for several hours. The package says to leave for one hour or until dry. Well it dries in minutes but one hour is clearly not enough time even with full ventilation and ceiling fans on high. More worrisome was my cats response: they were both removed from the home for hours during and after the spraying while all windows were open for cross-streams and fans were going throughout. They both had massive, noticeable pupil dilation, meowed loudly and fearfully (not normal meows), were disoriented, and one of them even had a subtle but repetitive tick movement in her head/neck for several hours. Clear signs of neurological impact on both cats. I kept all windows open overnight with all fans on full blast and they all seemed better the next day. But seriously, be very careful. It seems this product is more like a bomb product in that no one should really reenter the home for at least 24 hours after you use it. As far as how it works, it's only been a week so I can only hope it was worth it.