Chemsico Div Of United Industires Corporation, Rid-a-Bug Foggers do not work. St. Louis Missouri

I found this report while doing a Google search myself on some way to get my money refunded from this VERY company. We are in much the same situation here as Wesley is in Georgia. We don't have roaches, but we do have a bad flea infestation. We live in the wild, nearly fifty miles from anywhere. My husband is mentally and physically disabled, and on disability. He receives a very small monthly check that does not even get us through some months, and because of that we are in debt. I am his care-giver due to his mental instability, and because of that, I am not able to work outside the home. Because of our financial situation, we are seldom able to afford to even make it into any town to purchase items we need. However, once we were finally able to get to town, we bought four boxes of the Rid a Bug foggers, four cans to a box, which we really could not afford . . . but I was determined to get rid of the fleas. Like Wesley, we used the foggers following the directions on the back of the boxes to the letter. After dispersing the foggers in the house, we then left the house and spent an entire afternoon in a camper trailer in hundred degree heat without any air conditioning, to allow the foggers to do what the company claimed they would. Imagine our shock, despair, and anguish when upon returning to the house, we found that we still had a full blown flea infestation . . . the foggers hadn't even served to knock the population down any. If at all possible the problem seemed worse. It appeared that all the foggers did was stir them up. I am in complete agreement with Wesley, and do not recommend Rid a Bug products whatsoever. They don't work, and are not worth the money you spend on them.

I found this report while doing a Google search myself on some way to get my money refunded from this VERY company. We are in much the same situation here as Wesley is in Georgia. We don't have roaches, but we do have a bad flea infestation. We live in the wild, nearly fifty miles from anywhere. My husband is mentally and physically disabled, and on disability. He receives a very small monthly check that does not even get us through some months, and because of that we are in debt. I am his care-giver due to his mental instability, and because of that, I am not able to work outside the home. Because of our financial situation, we are seldom able to afford to even make it into any town to purchase items we need. However, once we were finally able to get to town, we bought four boxes of the Rid a Bug foggers, four cans to a box, which we really could not afford . . . but I was determined to get rid of the fleas. Like Wesley, we used the foggers following the directions on the back of the boxes to the letter. After dispersing the foggers in the house, we then left the house and spent an entire afternoon in a camper trailer in hundred degree heat without any air conditioning, to allow the foggers to do what the company claimed they would. Imagine our shock, despair, and anguish when upon returning to the house, we found that we still had a full blown flea infestation . . . the foggers hadn't even served to knock the population down any. If at all possible the problem seemed worse. It appeared that all the foggers did was stir them up. I am in complete agreement with Wesley, and do not recommend Rid a Bug products whatsoever. They don't work, and are not worth the money you spend on them.

I found this report while doing a Google search myself on some way to get my money refunded from this VERY company. We are in much the same situation here as Wesley is in Georgia. We don't have roaches, but we do have a bad flea infestation. We live in the wild, nearly fifty miles from anywhere. My husband is mentally and physically disabled, and on disability. He receives a very small monthly check that does not even get us through some months, and because of that we are in debt. I am his care-giver due to his mental instability, and because of that, I am not able to work outside the home. Because of our financial situation, we are seldom able to afford to even make it into any town to purchase items we need. However, once we were finally able to get to town, we bought four boxes of the Rid a Bug foggers, four cans to a box, which we really could not afford . . . but I was determined to get rid of the fleas. Like Wesley, we used the foggers following the directions on the back of the boxes to the letter. After dispersing the foggers in the house, we then left the house and spent an entire afternoon in a camper trailer in hundred degree heat without any air conditioning, to allow the foggers to do what the company claimed they would. Imagine our shock, despair, and anguish when upon returning to the house, we found that we still had a full blown flea infestation . . . the foggers hadn't even served to knock the population down any. If at all possible the problem seemed worse. It appeared that all the foggers did was stir them up. I am in complete agreement with Wesley, and do not recommend Rid a Bug products whatsoever. They don't work, and are not worth the money you spend on them.

I found this report while doing a Google search myself on some way to get my money refunded from this VERY company. We are in much the same situation here as Wesley is in Georgia. We don't have roaches, but we do have a bad flea infestation. We live in the wild, nearly fifty miles from anywhere. My husband is mentally and physically disabled, and on disability. He receives a very small monthly check that does not even get us through some months, and because of that we are in debt. I am his care-giver due to his mental instability, and because of that, I am not able to work outside the home. Because of our financial situation, we are seldom able to afford to even make it into any town to purchase items we need. However, once we were finally able to get to town, we bought four boxes of the Rid a Bug foggers, four cans to a box, which we really could not afford . . . but I was determined to get rid of the fleas. Like Wesley, we used the foggers following the directions on the back of the boxes to the letter. After dispersing the foggers in the house, we then left the house and spent an entire afternoon in a camper trailer in hundred degree heat without any air conditioning, to allow the foggers to do what the company claimed they would. Imagine our shock, despair, and anguish when upon returning to the house, we found that we still had a full blown flea infestation . . . the foggers hadn't even served to knock the population down any. If at all possible the problem seemed worse. It appeared that all the foggers did was stir them up. I am in complete agreement with Wesley, and do not recommend Rid a Bug products whatsoever. They don't work, and are not worth the money you spend on them.