How effective is Raid Max?
This is a fantastic product that I’ve been using for years. I spray it to kill roaches at the beginning of summer and the residual effect kills any roach or other pests that crawl across where it was sprayed. It has superior residual effect that lasts for months. I use it at my mother’s and it really does a great job.
How long does Raid Max take to work?
Ultimately, most Raid sprays take about fifteen minutes to reach their maximum efficiency when you use them indoors.
Is Raid spray harmful?
Although products such as Raid are relatively safe to humans (when used as intended), the act of huffing, smoking, snorting, vaping, plugging, drinking and/or injecting Raid or other bug sprays can cause irreversible neurological damage, or even death.
Is Raid Max Good for roaches?
Raid Max Ant and Roach Spray kills bugs on contact and keeps killing with residual action for up to 6 months. Kills: Ants, Crickets, Multi-colored Asian Lady Beetles, Roaches, Silverfish, Spiders, Waterbugs.
Does Raid work on roaches?
Raid® Ant & Roach Killer 26 kills ants, roaches and other listed bugs on contact and keeps killing with residual action for up to four weeks. Avoid spraying near baits to make sure bugs can bring the bait back to where they hide.
How long does raid take to dry?
It depends on the type of Raid used. Generally, you should wait at least 15 minutes for the odors to clear. If the room still smells, leave it for longer.
Where do I put Raid spray?
Bugs don’t belong in your home, so spray Raid Max Bug Barrier outside your home to kill home invading pests such as ants and roaches. To use, unlock the trigger. Then, squeeze trigger to spray area until it’s moist but not dripping. Once finished, lock trigger and keep children and pets away until area is dry.
Can you sleep in a room after spraying Raid?
Once the room is ventilated and the dead insects/residual raid is cleaned away, your room should be safe to sleep in.
Should I wipe up Raid?
Wipe up the spray if: Your goal is to kill just the one or two bugs you just sprayed. You didn’t aim correctly and sprayed in an area you didn’t mean to treat, or you sprayed more than you intended to. You accidentally spilled the product.