HOT SHOT Flying Insect Killer aerosol spray, 15 oz - 3 Pack, kills flies & mosquitoes, indoor/outdoor with fresh scent

HOT SHOT Flying Insect Killer is a 15-ounce aerosol spray that kills houseflies, mosquitoes and other listed flying insects on contact and provides residual control on non-porous surfaces for up to four weeks.

Keep flying pests under control around your home with this ready-to-use aerosol from HOT SHOT. The formula is designed for both indoor and outdoor use, functioning as a contact spray and as a space spray when used with proper ventilation. It leaves a clean, fresh scent instead of strong chemical odors, and the 3-pack offers multiple cans for extended coverage around doors, windows, attics, garages and outdoor gathering areas.

How should I use this product inside my home?

Indoors, this aerosol works two ways: direct contact to kill insects on sight, and as a space spray to reduce flying pests in a room. For surfaces and hiding spots, spray liberally into cracks, rafters and other breeding places. For a space spray, close windows and doors, aim the nozzle upward, fill the room with mist, exit immediately and keep the room closed for at least 15 minutes before airing out.

• Direct-contact: spray insects and infested surfaces.
• Space-spray: mist room, vacate area, wait 15 minutes, then ventilate.
• Target spots: attic rafters, window frames, light fixtures, door thresholds.
• Follow label directions and safety precautions each use.

Can I use HOT SHOT outdoors and where is it most effective?

Yes — the aerosol is suitable for outdoor perimeter treatments where flying insects gather or enter buildings. Spray around screens, doors, window frames, porch light fixtures and other structures where insects congregate. Outdoor use reduces the number that enter your home and helps protect patios, porches and garages during warmer months.

• Perimeter: door and window frames, screens and thresholds.
• Near lights: porch and garage fixtures that attract insects at night.
• Gatherings: treat nearby surfaces before outdoor events for fewer pests.
• Non-porous surfaces retain residual activity up to four weeks.

What insects will this spray control and how long does it last?

HOT SHOT Flying Insect Killer targets houseflies, mosquitoes and a range of listed flying insects including gnats, fruit flies, cluster flies, wasps and flying moths. It kills by contact immediately and provides residual control on non-porous surfaces for up to four weeks against mosquitoes and houseflies. Results vary by surface, exposure and environmental conditions, so reapply where needed per label instructions.

• Immediate effect: kills on contact for many flying pests.
• Residual control: up to four weeks on non-porous surfaces for flies and mosquitoes.
• Versatile: works on indoor and outdoor nuisance species listed on the label.
• Follow reapplication intervals and safety directions on the product label.

Is this product safe to use around people and pets?

When used according to label directions, this aerosol can be used in homes, but you must take precautions: keep people and pets out of treated areas during application and while a treated space is closed for the recommended time. Ventilate rooms thoroughly before re-entry and avoid direct contact with skin, eyes and food preparation surfaces. Always read the entire label for specific safety and first-aid instructions.

• Evacuate people and pets during space-spray treatments.
• Ventilate fully before returning to treated areas.
• Store cans away from heat sources and out of reach of children.
• Follow all label warnings and precautions exactly.

Who is this for: Homeowners, renters and property managers seeking a convenient, ready-to-use aerosol to quickly reduce flying insect activity both indoors and outdoors. Ideal for seasonal pest control around doors, windows, attics, garages, porches and event areas where immediate knockdown and short-term residual protection are desired. Not intended as a substitute for comprehensive integrated pest management; use as part of a broader prevention strategy.