RaidPlant Based Wasp & Mosquito Killer, Aerosol Fly Killer Spray For Indoor Use, Made with Naturally Derived Botanical Ingredients, 300 ml

Living in the country side means lots and lots of flies. We have tried so many things over the years and nothing has worked until now. Definitely worth the money, sprays well and easy to use. Gets rid the flies almost instantly and the smell doesn't linger for ages

Wanted a less toxic fly spray, especially as we have children and dogs.This spray doesn't smell of anything. It doesn't kill the flies immediately but it seems to weaken them and within an hour or so they fall to the floor so they can be swept up and disposed of.It's quite expensive and doesn't last that long when the flies suddenly break out, but it is quietly and subtly effective. I tried ordering more from the same seller but twice received the toxic version instead so I will continue to buy the product but find another seller.

Excellent spray. We were placed with flies in a new conservatory, sprayed this closed the door and all gone within 20 minutes! Sprays ‘dry’ so doesn’t settle on windows and furniture, smells nice too!

Was a bit concerned about a plant based version, would it work as well as the old blue can? The answer is yes, it works just as well and I can feel virtuous about using it too :)

I've given the Raid Plant Based Wasp & Mosquito Killer a go, and it's a bit of a mixed bag, to be honest. It's clearly meant to be a more natural alternative to the usual insect sprays, with its plant-derived active bits. Here's what I've found:Effectiveness:It does seem to work on flies and mosquitoes; I'll give it that. I've zapped a few buzzing about the kitchen, and they were down and out.However, it's not the quickest. I'm used to the old Raid, which pretty much drops them on the spot. This stuff seems to take a bit longer, which can be a tad frustrating when you've got a persistent fly bothering you.Wasps are a different story. It's not as effective on them, in my experience. They seem a bit more resilient, and it takes a good spray to get them to buzz off, and even then, it's not always a quick kill.Scent and Formulation:One thing I do like is the smell, or rather, the lack of it. It's much more neutral than the usual chemical pong you get with these things.The fact that it's a water-based formula is also a plus. It doesn't leave that greasy residue, and it's less worrying to use around the house.Overall:Raid Plant Based Wasp & Mosquito Killer is alright, I suppose. It's a potentially gentler way to deal with flying insects, and if you're sensitive to strong smells or prefer more natural products, it could be worth a try. Just don't expect it to be as fast-acting or as effective on everything as the traditional stuff. It's a trade-off, really.

Doesn't have that horrid bug spray smell-works extremely well.

No nasty smell like original fly spray but still seems effective

Raid plant based fly killer really does work. I purchased this due to me having a chest complaint, and also having a parrot and 3 dogs. Living in the countryside we tend to get a lot of flies in the house when farmers are getting crops in or tending to their fields. I tried sticky pads on windows, which worked ok, but the flies didn't always land on them :(Even after reading the negative reviews I decided to give this fly killer a go, and it really does work! Plus it didn't make me cough.Arrived within a few days.Highly recommended