BeapharHousehold Flea Powder | Kills Fleas, & Flea Larvae in the Home | Powder for carpet & soft furnishings | For Flea Infestations | Home Flea Treatment | Covers up to 30m2

I think it worked, no more fleas on my dog as I used a spot-on on her as well, smells really nice. Would probably buy it again.

I have multiple cash, and we've had a couple of occasions, in August, where the drops don't work. These are the only thing that kills them off.

Good product but u need to wear a mask as very strong.

I purchased this item as I found I had been infested with fleas. Upon sprinkling the contents of this item across my carpets, I found it left a pleasant smell. It certainly killed most of the fleas if not all of them.After leaving the item sprinkled across my carpet for a few hours, I vacuumed up all areas of my carpet and disposed of the contents of my vacuum cleaner into a plastic bag and then into my outside dustbin.The quality of the product is very good as is the price. If I have the problem in the future, I will certainly purchase again because the service was excellent. No leakage in the packaging and fast delivery.

I put this stuff down probably a little heavier than recommended as I was getting badly bitten after the cat brought some friends over to play.I'd used Beaphar flea drops with some success so I assumed this stuff would to the job...apparently you are supposed to scatter this stuff on your carpets and furnishing, leave for 30 mins or more and voila, kills fleas on contact...they claim.Well I left this stuff on the carpets overnight, then vacuumed very carefully, emptied the vac outside, then put down some sticky traps.Within an hour I spotted the first, very healthy looking flea, looking through my cheap USB microscope, see photo, old Freddy there was stuck fast but otherwise in the prime of health....this despite actually laying on a granule of this alleged flea Killer...I'm pretty sure he was using it as a pillow while he chilled out there...The instructions advise to only use this stuff every 6 months or so....wow it must be SO powerful eh?So after seeing dozens of fleas stuck to the traps overnight i figured this stuff did absolutely nothing, but as i'd bought it, lets give everything another good covering...then vacuumed carefully again after a few hours, and replaced the sticky traps...Incidentally I use the cheap yellow plastic white fly type of things and just cut them into strips and peel off one side exposing the sticky on one side only...Next morning there were fewer fleas than before, but i suspect that is more due to the heavy vacuuming not this stuff.Since then I've bought some of those round sticky traps with a 15w bulb in the lid, apparently the fleas zero in on the heat thinking it is an animal of some sort and hop towards it hoping for an easy meal.My traps came with LED bulbs which generate very little heat, so i swapped them for old fashioned incandescent bulbs & sure enough the fleas are attracted to them.I've stopped using this stuff and switched to simple table Salt but that too seemed to have little effect, so as i have a marine aquarium, i tried that salt as it is much finer almost like talcum and sure enough that seems to be doing the trick. (You need to cover any aquariums though)I still keep finding the odd one or two in the flea traps but nothing like it was...hopefully a few more days of salt and vacuuming and all will be fine again...almost forgot, someone recommended steam as an excellent killer of these things,I have a small handheld steamer so used that for the first time yesterday, a bit too early to say as yet but the heat is supposed to kills the eggs and larvae too so time will tell.But this stuff?...utter rubbish.