Dr. Killigan's Six Feet Under Plant Powered Insect Killer Spray | Indoor Natural Pest Control | Flea, Tick, Pantry & Clothing Moths, Ant, & Cockroach | Family Friendly, Pet Safe (24 oz)

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.

Isn't working at all

Unfortunately this product didn't get rid of these little flies that kept surrounding my indoor plants. I found i was using lots of spray to get rid of a few, only for more to return

doesn't work

I am very careful of chemical around my pets. Apartment living shares more than laundry rooms! I feel comfortable using Dr. Killigan's Six Feet Under. I rarely see any bugs in my apt. But am ready when I do. Plant based is a safer way to be bug free

In an attempt to eradicate any potential moss that might be brewing after finding several in my Mr. Kill's moth traps I decided to try 6' under. The traps also worked so well that I knew exactly where my problem started and where I needed to focus. I had 10 in 1 trap in one closet and 4 in another closet and 1 lonely moth on a trap in another closet so we were able to identify our trouble spot easily and we will spray all the spots and the contaminated items. I actually couldn't believe all the moths they caught! What a great product! Did feet under was spayed everywhere but should have put a mask on before going crazy in the closet. I am not sensitive to chemicals under usual circumstances but this really does aggravate my throat. As a side note essential oils are are often toxic to cats even though it says it's non toxic and safe for pets on the Bottle. It says do not use around children or pets. I do have a cat and spray this in a closet which the cat does not go into and close the door. So I feel pretty confident that the cat will be fine but use caution And common sense. Another spray that I bought called SLA works well but it has permectin 2 in it and is a 100% toxic for cats while it's wet. I can only use this if I spray clothing outside of the house.

Killed adults on contact, "flushed them out" of hiding spaces like cabinets/closets, seemed to make those spaces unattractive to them (though the survivors did re-locate but were forced into the open). You will need to do more to control your problem; like buying many traps, cleaning a LOT (check into some helpful cleaning products that will kill all life stages; like even a DIY vinegar solution used properly kills multiple life-stages of the moth on contact but it can mess up stuff in your house and should never be overused/inhaled), and keeping all your stored food off-limits in airtight containers or the fridge. There are a lot of steps I needed to do as a homeowner to tackle this problem, but I've grown TERRIFIED of the things and it's a comfort to have this product around, and it's nice knowing that the pleasant essential oil smells are in fact extremely unpleasant to my insect foes! They do seem to migrate away from areas that I've treated with this product, though be advised it is not killing them in the sense that a toxic chemical fogger does. It's killing adults, but eggs seem to be fine (unfortunately). I still prefer this (and their traps, which are the only brand that actually works) to chemicals that could have long term health effects or hurt my pet. I can spray it on fabrics/carpets, even, without hurting them (so far!). We got moths during the pandemic from having our pet food shipped from chewy (never again), we would notice a couple moths every day we got a shipment and started to worry - and our fears were in fact very justified! It got out of control fast. We've been dealing with this nightmare in what should've been our "safe space" during the pandemic. We've spent thousands trying different control methods. We have a pet and I am highly sensitive to a lot of chemicals. Going with non-toxic control methods were always our goal instead of costly chemicals used by professionals who act like it's all your fault that it's happening in the first place! This "it's your fault" lecture happened to us on our 1st visit from two companies specializing in non-toxic heat treatments, but after what we'd been through already; it was so off-putting and rude the way they speak to customers suffering from an infestation. May as well just say "don't feed your pet, idiot!", lol. It's always the customer's fault, it seems. Not willing to spend an additional several thousand (around 5-6k or more in the USA for a small home) for heat treatments from companies that treat the customer so poorly. Side note for pet owners going through the same thing; order a sturdy and tightly-sealed container to store your pet's food in and always avoid a store or company the very moment you see a small brown/tan moth flitting about. Run as fast as you can. It's not worth it. What may've seemed convenient will turn into a nightmare costing thousands of dollars in treatments/control, items in your home you have no choice but to throw out, investing almost a thousand dollars in airtight protective storage containers for anything you care about in your home, constant moths flying in your face (boy, do they love screens, too)... it's a nightmare. That one-time convenience buy leads down a path of horror and constant bleeding of your wallet and gives you a home that doesn't feel clean or comfortable, no one wants these things being a daily appearance! Thank you Dr. Killigan's for providing products that actually show results. The only company that has moth products that work; and believe me - we tried ALL OF THEM. Even two large companies well-renowned for controlling other pests (ants, bees, you can guess which companies) sell moth products that do literally nothing, traps that are missing the correct pheromone, etc. These guys at Killigan's actually gave us hope.

This is a very good product. I must say at first I was kind of a little not for sure. But once I start using it, it did it's job. Immediately.

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.