Compare-N-Save Concentrate Indoor and Outdoor Insect Control, 32-Ounce

Compare-N-Save Concentrate for Indoor and Outdoor Insect Control offers excellent value for its price. It contains 7.9% Bifenthrin, which kills over 70 insects. Mix 1 oz with one gallon of water for effective in/out protection.

I live in a bug-prone area (Texas humidity = roach heaven), and I was losing the battle — ants, spiders, fleas, even some wasps hanging around like they pay rent. I got this after a friend swore by it, and now I’m swearing too — just not the same way 😆Mixed it up in a pump sprayer (1 oz per gallon), hit the baseboards, windows, and the whole perimeter of the house. Within a few hours, dead bugs everywhere. It’s like a massacre happened on my porch.It doesn’t stink like some sprays, dries clear, and doesn’t bother my dogs once it’s dry. Best part? It keeps working. I haven’t seen a live ant in weeks. Not even the bold ones that walk across the kitchen counter like they own it.If you’ve got a pest problem and don’t want to spend $$$ on pest control services, this is a no-brainer. Just use it safely, and don’t let it near fish or water runoff — it’s serious stuff. But damn... it works.

This product is awesome. When mixed and sprayed it kills within minutes. We ate plagued with boxelder bugs. When sprayed outside around windows and on house bugs die and no longer coming in house. Sprayed in basement and no more spiders. Great product. Concentrate mixes easy.

I've been using this product for a while now, and overall, I'm pretty satisfied, earning it a solid 4-star rating. As an Item Form: Spray, it's easy to mix and apply, and the 16 Fluid Ounces certainly make a substantial amount of ready-to-use spray – it really does cover a huge area.I've found it genuinely effective at controlling a good range of Target Species of Insects. Indoors, it does a commendable job on pests like fleas and ants, significantly reducing their presence. Outdoors, when treating ornamentals, trees, and shrubs, I've noticed a clear decrease in insect activity, which is great for keeping my plants healthy. The fact that it's designed for use both indoors and outdoors is a major plus, offering good versatility. I also appreciate that it can be tank mixed with other pesticides, which adds to its flexibility.However, the main reason it's not a 5-star review is that while it works to some extent, it's not 100% effective in completely eradicating all pests, particularly the more persistent ones. More importantly, I wished the effect would last for a longer duration after treatment. I find myself needing to reapply a bit more frequently than I'd ideally like to maintain optimal control. If the residual effect were stronger, this product would be an absolute home run.

Kills water bugs

Worked where the Terri ant baits failed. Killed ants instantly and prevent them from coming back in. Make sure to read instructions to dilute the solution with water based on what you mixer needs is. I put it in a spray bottle and covered my house and any ant opened. Probably will need to retouch every month but it’s working well.

I bought the Concentrate Indoor and Outdoor Insect Control with high hopes. The label promised to keep those pesky bugs at bay for a long time, both inside and outside the house. So, I mixed it up, sprayed it around, and felt like I had finally found the ultimate weapon in my battle against insects. For about a month, everything was perfect. The bugs disappeared. I felt like the king of the insect-free kingdom, basking in my new-found pest-free glory.Then, a month passed.And, well, it’s like the insects read the fine print and decided the vacation was over. I walked outside, and bam! Ants. Spiders. Mosquitoes. It was like the bugs had RSVP'd to a "welcome back" party, and everyone was invited. The outdoor space was crawling with life, and not the kind I wanted.Indoors wasn’t any better. The bugs didn’t exactly stage a dramatic return, but they were definitely creeping back in, like unwanted relatives after a wedding. I had to spray again—only to realize that the "up to 12 weeks of protection" claim was about as solid as a politician’s promise during an election year.So, yeah, it works for a while—like, a solid month of bug-free bliss—but then it’s like the spray just loses all its power, and the insects are back in full force. It’s like you’re renting peace from the bugs instead of owning it outright. Honestly, if you're looking for a permanent solution to your insect woes, this isn’t it. It’s more of a temporary truce.In conclusion, the Concentrate Insect Control does work—just not for the long haul. If you’re okay with turning your yard or house into a bug-free zone for a month and then repeating the process every few weeks, it might be worth it. But if you want something that actually sticks around and gets the job done without having to reapply every few weeks, you might want to keep looking. After all, I can only deal with so many insect reunions.

Very good quality and price