Two summers ago I came downstairs in the morning and was greeted with ants literally all over my kitchen, they had even got into the kettle yuk. There was nothing I could do as I had never experienced ants in my house so I had nothing in that I could kill them with. I couldnt work out why they were there, the kitchen is cleared every night of any left over food and the rubbish bin emptied outside in the dustbin before bedtime. I threw a coat over my pyjamas and dashed down to the local hardware store. I must have looked like some sort of mad women I hadn't even combed my hair and this is a women who wont even open the door to the postman without putting on the war ...  Read the complete review

I must confess, I do turn into the stereotypical hysterical pathetic woman when it comes to anything creepy and crawly. So, it goes without saying that I need something on hand to annihilate any such critters quickly & effectively, and most importantly, at arms reach. This is where Raid comes in. I live in a 3 storey house, & like to keep 2 or 3 cans dotted around so that I have easy access to one should the need arise. I have tried several insect killers, but find this to be the most effective. There are 2 types of household Raid - one comes in a blue can, one comes in a red can. The red can is the stronger of the 2, and the one I now ...  Read the complete review

Raid is a good product for the removal of ants and other small buggy cretins that may be plauging you. it actually works quite well. My only reservation is that it is a spray and I have to be careful not to ingest the stuff when spraying so I would say not to be used around small children or asthema sufferers. I don't suffer from asthema but do have breathing restrictions at times and it can make it a bit worse if I am in the room when this product is sprayed. So Hubbie being the darling he is does it while I am out and about and the problem never arises then. This is a good product and I would reccomend it as a deterrant for any small bugs even ...  Read the complete review