Crawling Insect Freeze Spray, Insecticide Free Bug Spray For Indoor Use, Child and Pet Safe, 350 ml

So far I have used this on my back window of my new flat in an old building, loads of nests, make my skin crawl, anyway, I sprayed the f*** out of them, the adults that were hit are well past this mortal coil and the nests are looking a bit worse for ware, hopefully they died, anyway, this stuff has worked really well so far!

Not sure if it works so well spraying in the air for flying insects but it freezes insects on contact.

So there's quite a few negative reviews on here from people chasing around their kitchens trying to spray flies with this while they whizz around... don't, it's not what it's for. This is a not an air to air weapon, it's a ground attack weapon used for stationary or slow moving soft skinned targets. It's not a chemical weapon like the blue can of Raid fly insecticide spray. This works by freezing them to death and they need to be exposed to the spray long enough for that to happen. A short 1 to 2 second burst on small or lightly armoured targets such as tiny insects, spiders or bigger daddy long legs spiders and it kills them quick. Just vacuum the enemy dead and wounded when the firing stops. For bigger targets such as med/large house spiders or anything thicker and more heavily armoured you'll need a longer burst or even 2-3 bursts. I'd also recommend the Big A Salt gun as this does most targets (struggles with wasps though) and PestShield Spider and Creepy Crawler killer spray.

doesn't work at all bugs/flys just instantly fly away, does not effect them whatsoever

This might be a great product to use indoors but too dangerous if you have pets or young children about.

Is safe for use around the home so can have many uses not just freezing bugs

I purchased to freeze and remove chewing gum from fabric which it did perfectly. As cold as any more expensive freeze spray I have used. Would definitely kill insects.

I've used this for freezing items other than bugs. No information on what the refrigerant is though, so probably best not to use it for food.