Plus Flea & Tick Carpet Powder, Kills Fleas and Ticks On Contact, Prevents Flea Infestations for 12 Months, for Carpets and Upholstery, Freshens and Deodorizes, Treats Up to 400 sq ft, 16 oz

This Flea and tick Powder is excellent stuff. It works on the floors. I sprinkled it on carpet and then left it for a few hours before vacuuming and I kept the cat off and away from walking on it. It is strong smelling but that is how it works to smother out those nasty fleas. There was no problem with irritation on the skin because I cleaned it thoroughly but it killed them little rascals. Great quality powder

This product arrived best and I used it as soon as it got here by the next day, I had no fleas in my carpet or on my carpet👍👍👍👍👍

This is the absolute best product I have tried for carpet treatment and prevention. It works immediately and lasts for a while. The ONLY drawback is the price. For the size of the container the price point is too much. I would still recommend you spend the extra for Adams because it only takes one treatment and you are set. I have two mini schnauzers who go in and out of the house year round and while using this product I have had zero issues.

This powder is amazing! Pros: Absolutely works Cons: Alot but worth it. 1. The scent is OVERPOWERING! Be careful and use like 2 surgical mask and gloves when applying anywhere. I would recommend using before bedtime. Close all room doors where you haven’t used the powder and turn on a fan and go to bed then do the rooms when you go to work or something. The smell will shimmer down after like a day. And your house will smell great after a couple of days. 2. Pets gotta go. This can kill them and YOU! If handled improperly. Have someone baby sit them or something till you throughly vacuum and wipe down and treat them as well! Do a flea bath and collars or else they’re just gonna Re infest the place, fleas love your pet the most. 3. You gotta get like 10 of these if you have a house and like 5 if you have an apartment AINT ENOUGH POWDER IN THOSE CANS! lol the powder is just half the can. shake well before. 4. May destroy your vacuum. It didn’t destroy mine but it is coated with powder throughout the vacuum. 5. May need to do two rounds of this a week apart and let sit for atleast 24 hrs because the first hit won’t kill them all at once and coat floor or carpet well and light pat in with broom NOT BRUSH Because powder will float everywhere. Put in all cracks and corners. Tip: get flea traps so when they try to escape elsewhere they’ll get lured to the trap and the light, I caught over 50 so double whammy. Not one flea has crawled on me since.

OK, I can't review the efficacy because that would take months to confirm and I am using a three-prong attack anyway to make triple damn sure I kill these buggers so I won't be sure which, if any of the prongs, was successful. Why write a review then? I think I have some helpful information. First, it says covers 200 to 400 square feet per canister. Plan on the 200 end of the scale. I didn't think I laid it down particularly heavy and I went through it pretty quick. I gave it only 3 stars not because of it's efficacy, which as I said I can't be sure of, but for two reasons: One - it is so fine, it gets everywhere. Even if you close off a room, the simple act of opening the door once and even a slight crack around the door will spread a fine powder, the smell, and presumably the poison, to the rest of the house (and yes I turned the AC off). Well that would be fine since you are trying to kill the buggers right? But it says all over the canister how poisonous it is, don't let it touch your skin, breath it in, get on your clothes, etc. It also says in the directions, "Do not apply this in a way that will contact humans or pets, either directly or through drift." And "Do not enter treated areas until dust has settled." And yet it says to, "shake powder" [onto rugs] and "brush...with broom to force powder deep into carpet." When I did this I was enveloped in a worrisome cloud of dust. I even bought a nice organic canister, well-sealed face respirator just for this task, and I could still smell and taste the stuff as I did it. I'm sure it was all over my skin, my eyes, my clothes, in my lungs and digestive tract... How are you supposed to follow the directions and yet not enter the area or have it contact you? Wear a spacesuit? If they are telling you all the scary stuff to just cover their hineys with the lawyers, that's a foul. If it really is so bad, then you can't possibly apply this stuff without major exposure, unless you have a spacesuit. I don't know what the answer is, except maybe Food Grade Diatomaceous Earth instead (that's my third prong).

We have tried just about everything you can think of to rid ourselves of these monsters. I even have ended up doing flea baths for my 2 dogs once a week in order to try to control the fleas. They just seem bad this year. I decided to at last try this powder out. Our 2 dogs spend most of their time in our finished basement where there is rug so this is where most of the fleas have been. I decided to try out the powder and nuke the floor with it. This was 3 weeks ago. I first did a really good vacuum of the floor and then sprinkled this stuff all over till it was gone. It was not pretty as there was white powder everywhere but I figured a good dose of this should do the trick. I then left the powder for 2 weeks and did not vacuum at all. I can honestly say that it did make a difference. I don't have fleas jumping on my feet when I walk down there now which is a good thing. Also, it did not harm our dogs at all and they completely ignored the powder. I still have not vacuumed the floor down there only because I am scared to remove the powder :-) I think I will this week to see if they return. All in all, this stuff seems to have worked for the most part. I did notice that I have a few fleas in other areas of the house now. I think some of them just moved from the basement. I would say this stuff is effective if you leave it down and let it do its job. Appears to be pet safe as I said it did not bother my dogs at all. Also, there was no bad smell or anything like that from the powder. I will mostly likely purchase again as a preventative to keep the fleas away. As long as you can deal with looking at the white powder on your floor for a bit, it should do the job.

I received a miniature poodle and when she goes outside her hair picks up a lot I have a flea collar on her. But this stuff works 100%

This powder is VERY effective. It also gets rid of ants & is the only brand I use.

The lid was so flimsy that it completely broke off and dumped out a ton of powder, when I first tried to sprinkle it on the carpet. After sprinkling the powder, I used a broom to ensure that the powder was getting into the carpet, by lightly patting with the bristles (as directed in instructions). Even with the tiniest tap of the broom, the powder would come flying up into the air, making it hard to breathe. I had the good sense to wear a mask but later discovered 6 hrs later, I was still coughing. Even though it was damaging my lungs, I was so desperate to get rid of the fleas that I did a 2nd application 2 weeks later. The 1st application did nothing and I still had fleas biting at my ankles. 1 month has gone by and unfortunetly the fleas remain