Control Solutions Inc. 82770003 Stryker 54 Contact Insect Spray, 15 Ounce (Pack of 1), Clear Aerosol

Stuff is better then sliced bread, it works fast

This product was suggested to me when I had an exterminator visit. We had roaches and ants from the last tenant and tried using borax bug killer, raid, blue light traps, sticky traps and vinegar but they still kept appearing. One day after using stryker we had no signs of insects or bugs anywhere. I thought to myself maybe it was just a lucky day. It’s now been a week after I sprayed my window sills and small cracks in the apartment, under the kitchen cabinets and between nooks and crannies and I’ve seen next to no pests. This stuff worked amazingly and I was told by the exterminator that its less toxic than a lot of average household cleaning supplies as well. 12/10 so far.

I purchased this due to seeing a Medium Sized Black widow in my bedroom. I sprayed the Widow with it.It didnt instantly die but was dead within the next minute. 4/5 for Lethality. I then proceeded to spray every nook of my Bedroom in case there were more, It went from 1 Black Widow to 6. Bombed the bedroom and left it be for about 10 minutes. Came back and every single one I saw was dead. no movement and i was able to Squish them all.My overall rating out of 10 is 8.5/10Lethality: 4/5Flushability (making the spiders flee) 4/5Affordability 3/5 Wish it was cheaperIn my case I nuked my bedroom with the spray and left it for 20 minutes but otherwise!FOR BLACK WIDOWS YOU MUST SPRAY THEM DIRECTLY OR COAT THE SPIDER WEB THEY WILL DIE

I had a yellow jacket nest in an outside wall of my house. I tried other popular wasp sprays and it wouldn't touch them and it just made them mad. I tried this and the next day there were only a couple yellow jackets hovering over the entrance, but not going in. Within a couple days, they were all gone! I sprayed a few times over the days, but probably didn't need to - I just wanted them gone! I definitely recommend this spray to get rid of yellow jackets.

Stryker 54 Has the same active ingredients as CB80 for about half the price...That's why I got it.I usually get CB80, but the price went up so much this year.There is one caveat, the spray isn't as powerful as CB80 and it doesn't seem to travel as far out as CB80.With CB80 it felt like I was flushing, but with Stryker 54 it feels more like a mist.This is me nitpicking though because the jet of spray does go pretty far out and you won't be anywhere near the bugs you are spraying.Stryker 54 also smells a bit different than CB80.CB80 has a definite petroleum distillate smell, where as Stryker 54 has a decent smell.This was a pleasant surprise.One other tiny thing, the Stryker nozzle setup has this little clip that the straw piece snaps into, which keeps it in place. None of the CB80 cans I have gotten over the years have ever had anything like this.Other than this little clip feature, the nozzle setups appear to be exactly the same.I typically start spraying as soon as it gets warm because black widows love my garage.I haven't seen any widows yet this year, and hopefully I won't.

Had a yellow jacket nest under the siding of my house or in the wall I'm honestly not really sure. They were getting in next to the hose bib on the outside and I didn't just want to silicone them in without knowing where they would end up. I tried ordering the white powder and pump on Amazon but it did nothing that I could see after 2 or 3 weeks of application multiple times a day. I waited till almost sun down and squirted a good hundred or so bees as they were going in and out think they would carry the fluid back to the nest. Then once the sun went down and they went in for the night I blasted inside the hole for a good 10 - 15 seconds. Even hit it from the other side because I had access where the hose came in under the kitchen sink.Happy to report after 1 day all bees are gone and now after a week I haven't seen one other then dead on the ground!It does leave a heavy aerosal in the air so do it when you won't be around that part of the house or out for the day.