Crossfire Bed Bug Aerosol

As good as it said.

It worked immediately!

This stuff is amazing! No smell, safe for your family and pets once dry, and keeps killing for weeks. My mother in law has a very expensive heat treatment done. Two weeks later, live bugs on her couch. I sprayed crossfire all over her couch, bed, along baseboards and they are all DEAD! Cheapest and most effective solution to bed bugs you can find! I keep it in my house as a preventative due to my line of work.

It works great.

I manage an apartment building works great on bed bugs and other creepy crawling creatures. The best I have ever used.

My wife and I live in a small apartment in NYC and have been dealing with a bed bug problem (not a full blown infestation) for the past couple of months. After some online research and reading recommendations, I first purchased the Crossfire concentrate with a small 32oz spray bottle as our bedroom is very small and we did not want to mix up a full gallon of the concentrate. After our second treatment within 3 weeks, I decided to order this aerosol version of Crossfire as reviews and recommendations indicated it is great for target spot treatment very hard to reach areas with tiny or thin openings without having to mix a concentrate and using it up within 24 hours. The package comes with a swappable nozzle to accommodate an included thin straw pipe. This version of Crossfire comes out in an expanding foam and slowly dissipates in a few minutes. Its great for hard to reach areas, just fill it with foam and leave it. I was able to target the unmovable wood slates of my bed frame where I couldn't really get to with the concentrate. I also used this expanding foam spray on the seams and crevices of my couch as my wife got bit a few times sitting there. A day after treatment we found two dead nymphs, literally the size of poppy seeds on the wood slates of the bed frame. My wife got bit again that evening but all research points to potential continued or increased bed bug activity after a insecticide treatment because we're trying to drive them out of their hiding places and interact with the residual. You have to continue to monitor as you need to continue treatment to get at the life cycles of any unhatched eggs or nymphs. Patience is the key and with the right tools (especially with both versions of Crossfire) hopefully this is helpful advice and review.

I had a minor bed bug infestation in my apartment recently. I informed management promptly and they sent an exterminator right away with a schedule for return check ups and applications. The exterminator couldn't have been more thorough and concerned for my well being. I had done research online and came across this product. I asked "Bob" for a recommendation and he told me that it was a very reliable solution. He didn't normally use it in his day to day jobs but said he'd be happy to use it in my apartment. Between his applications and mine, we have since noticed no more bed bugs anywhere. I will continue to spray (and vacuum) per his suggestions and time lines and I believe MGK Crossfire may just be the ticket to solve my pest problem.