ATSB200 Mosquito Bait and Kill, Natural

Five years ago Terminix offered this as a monthly service. Living in Fl in the country with lots of oak trees means living with so many mosquitos that going outside even in the middle of the day turns into a slap fest. That all changed when I started this service. For the first time in 20 years I could go outside without being slathered in deet. Then last year they discontinued the service but I soon discovered this product for sale. It's actually much much better than the service! I have a very large "yard" 3.7 acres. Mostly trees and bushes and I have virtually no mosquitos. One can a month and you're good to go. Make sure you spray inside low bushes. On the backs or face on inside leaves only as it's not good for other nectar drinking insects either. BEST STUFF EVER

Worked for about 5 minutes and then nozzle wouldn't spray on either can so now I'm stuck with 2 almost full cans of spray with no way to use terrible

This product is outstanding at controlling my backyard mosquito population. Two cans will cover my entire 2,000 square foot back yard, and I notice a difference in mosquito's within 30 minutes of spraying. By the second day my family will enjoy a good 30 days of no mosquito's depending on the amount of rain as the product will eventually get washed away. There is a musty garlic odor that is not very pleasant after you initially spray, but it will dissipate after a few hours. The key is to spray all low growing non flowering bushes, shrubs and tree branches around the perimeter of your yard. That's where mosquito's like to hide until when they feed in the evening. You can spray it on non porous materials, but it does leave a light brownish residue that will wash away over time. It definitely works, without a doubt!

I have used this product for two years, and I think it probably helps with mosquito control though it’s hard to know for sure because it doesn’t completely eliminate the mosquito problem, and we’ve taken other prevention measures like eliminating standing water, using downspout sponges, and putting BTI on our pond. I try to spray the bait and kill once a week on areas where I know mosquitos like to roost. Most these are “junk” groundcover (English ivy and pacasandra) that are tough and basically unkillable. I never spray on tender plants or ones with flowers that attract pollinators. It’s not a miracle product, but I think it can be part of an overall mosquito prevention regime.

Mosquitos were still flying about, but not biting as much for some days... until the weather changed. Will use 2nd bottle on foliage further from the house. But expecting weather conditions must be just right to achieve real abatement. May also depend which sub-species. That Asian tiger variety behaves different.

I had a major mosquito problem in my yard this year. Even in the middle of the day they were buzzing, just aching to get their shot at me. I am somewhat sensitive to bites, they seem to itch more and last so much longer than they do for the rest of my family. So, of course, mosquitos always find me first and best. The week after 'The 12 Bite Afternoon' I thought I'd go insane with the constant itching. When I declared war on the little bloodsuckers, I decided upon a two pronged approach. I used Off Backyard Pretreat to kill off as many as I could that were hiding within the hedges, trees, and bushes of our yard. A few days later I used this product to entice the survivors to their death, or at least reduce their chances of procreation. It's been about a month and a half and the mosquito situation back there is so much better. I can go out in the afternoon and not expect to get a single bite, the way it was intended to be. There are still some that show up in the evening, but much, much less than before. These two products kept me from spending the rest of the summer avoiding my own backyard, which is awesome. I'm not sure which helped the most, though, so ratings are a little hard, but I think they both played an important role. I liked that this has natural ingredients. I would probably only use the poison one again if things got really bad again. My only complaints are minor. It's a little stinky, and a little sticky. The can was a bit painful to press down on the spray nozzle for long enough. One of the two cans came without a nozzle, so I had to steal it from the other. Still worth it, and will buy again if it's effectness seems to wane over time.

This not an insecticide.. it is sugar water and garlic. As it says, do not spray on flowers, brick, wood... you spray it on leaves on plants around the area to be protected. It will wash off in the rain, but if you spray it on the bottom of the leaves it is still there after light rains. I use it on leaves around my deck every two weeks or so. It takes a couple of weeks to start but works great. Mosquitos go after the sugar and the garlic is eaten and kills them. I go through about 4 cans from spring to fall. I get no bites all summer, and I am outside all the time. The current seller is ripping people off and Amazon is letting them do it. This sells in stores for $12 to $18.

I’ve bought this product before and had no issue. But this time one can didn’t spray right off the bat, and the other one sprayed for a bit but then became clogged. The clog is not in the plastic spray part, which could be cleaned, but seems to be in the part attached to the can. I tried using a bike pump to clear the clog, this worked a bit but created a mess of product. It’s a shame because this stuff seems to work, but it won’t come out of the cans.