Terminix ATSB200 Mosquito Bait and Kill, Natural

I kind of don’t want to tell people about this product because I don’t want it to be sold out. This is a great non-toxic mosquito killer. I have used it for years and it works. If someone says that it doesn’t, I wonder 1) did they apply correctly and make sure they are not harboring mosquitoes in other wet areas of their yard 2) do they expect the mosquito count to be zero and 3) can they provide another natural product that works just as well? Sure it smells like garlic a little, but that’s a small price to pay for a natural product that works. And the garlic smell is only when you first apply. Apply frequently during mosquito season and also mitigate standing water in your yard and this stuff does a decent job.

When I opened the package, the tops were all moldy. I have a 2 year old who wants to be outside and the mosquitos have to go so I followed the instructions on the package exactly as they said. The coverage is nowhere near what the label says. I gave it some time to start working. It not only didn't get rid of the mosquitos, I now have more than I did before. Hey, but I had no vampires since this has a very strong garlic smell. I do NOT recommend this product. It is just a waste of money.

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.

It is hard to tell sometimes as to the effectiveness of this product especially when you live in the south in mosquito country, however it does have an effect. I do not find it lasts as long as the product claims given rain etc. you do have to reapply after rains. I do believe this is good to use if you are planing on an outdoor party but I would not expect it to last much longer than that especially if it rains

I've been using this product for a few years now. This time around, the product is not as potent as before. The garlic smell was far less noticeable and the mosquitoes took a bit longer to collapse but overall the product still works well.

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.

I was given a full can of this by a friend that believed it was affective. When I used it the spray stoped after a few seconds, thought it was a fluke. I ordered six cans to cover my patio plants and experienced the same problem with all but one can. Amazon contacted the seller about a week ago and I have not heard back yet regarding a refund.

We had the company come out and spray this natural spray in our yard in Arkansas all last summer after getting a recommendation from a friend who loved it. Our house is by a creek and the mosquitos are bad! We are certain it helped. It can not rain for 24 hours after applying. In fact the company would come out and respray for free if it rained within 24 hours of applying. This year Ternimix said they discontinued the natural spray. I was not happy, but then found this same product I could apply myself for a much cheaper price. Yay! Read the directions carefully. You spray a bush or shrub from the ground to about 5 feet up and 3 feet wide. And spray the next shrub about 10 feet away. So you are sprayin patches around the yard. Trying to get the underside of leaves as this is where mosquitos roost during the day. They are attracted to the sugars from orange juice in this, eat it and die. I assume from the garlic. You can definitely smell the garlic. In Arkansas the company came out about once a month and repeated use is supposed to get rid of the mosquitos in your area.get your neighbors to use it to to get rid of even more of the mosquito population. They have a good explanation on the Terminix website. I hope they don’t discontinue this natural spray too!