Xterminate XXL 16g Smoke Bomb Fogger Killer for Fleas, Bed Bug, Carpet Moths, Cluster Fly, Silverfish, Carpet Beetle Insects (HSE Approved and Tested) (4)

Works well, smokes a lot. Will find out tomorrow if it actually works. Fingers crossed 🤞

Came back in my bedroom 5 hours later and i have dead carpet bugs 🧐 bedroom smells like a bonfire but that will air out very pleased.

I used this item yesterday in my sons bedroom. Be aware, it catches quickly and the fog is very thick. Block the room off with towels under the door or your whole house will smell as though it has a bonfire in it. Please Please make sure that you put this item in a metal, fireproof container as the canisters melt. I’m yet to see if this has worked but wanted to warn people not to put this item directly onto a work surface or carpet.

Really simple to use in a small room. Very smoky in the room initially but with windows open for a couple of hours the smoke was gone and hasn't lingered on any other items in the room. It didn't eradicate the problem entirely, so don't hold all your hopes with this product.

I bought these to tackle an infestation of bird mites in the house. Had tried everything else, so this was my final option. Followed the instructions which were clear and straightforward, placed the smoke bomb on an old aluminium ready meal tin and lit it. At first I wasn’t convinced it was lit properly as it smoulders very gently, but left the house for two hours and came back to find the room had indeed filled with smoke. This dispersed quickly once windows and doors were open. There was a slightly smokey smell for around 24hrs but nothing too offensive. And most importantly - no more mites. No damage caused by any stray sparks or cinders. I found this really simple to use. With 4 smoke bombs in the pack it proved good value for money. I only needed to use one but have kept the rest in case of further infestations.

Brought these and their useless didn't do anything we also left it for 24 hours Hasn't done anything

We had a wasps nest in our chimney stack which we noticed in July. We noticed wasps flying out of the chimney breast. We contacted the council regarding this but they told us they couldn’t remove the wasps nest because it was above the eaves. In the summer months the wasps weren’t too much of a nuisance. We would get the odd wasp in the living room but too much but when the summer came to an end I though the wasps would just die off and go away but they actually got worse. As it got darker earlier and we were putting the internal lights on earlier the wasps started to come out into the living room more and more. One morning I came down turned the light on and approximately 30 wasps were swarming the light then when I returned from work that after noon they were every where. Lots of dead wasps on the floor quite a lot of live wasps on the walls, the windows, the back doors. I had to get rid! I bough XTERMINATE XXL smoke bomb off Amazon covered the front of my open fire place with tin foil to seal the front of the fire place as I was scared of the wasps flying back into the living room. Lit the smoke bomb inside the fireplace, very quickly sealed the fire place up, went outside to see the smoke escaping out the chimney and lots of wasps flying away . The next day as I was scared to look at 1st there were lots and lots of dead wasps in my fire place and thankfully I have not seen another wasp since. The XTERMINATE XXL smoke bomb worked a treat on the wasps.

I used this for a drugstore/ biscuit beetle infestation. Emptied all cupboards, threw away any open packets, hoovered out all the cupboards, surfaces etc, wiped all the surfaces and cracks etc as best I could. Then used the smoke bombs. It took 3 for my kitchen and used the 4th further away in the living room (open plan). This was 2 days ago. So far I've only found dead bugs, none alive. Looks like it's done the job after 2 years of cleaning pike a mad woman and losing!