Cedarcide Yard Spray Reviews

We decided to try Cedarcide products to control a chigger problem in our small, well manicured back yard.  After applying the PCO concentrate with a hose-end sprayer, spreading a couple bags of "granules" (which is actually just cedar sawdust) as well as spraying our two small dogs generously with the Best Yet spray, then repeating the abover regimens three additional times over the span of one week (with no rain fall), we STILL have chiggers and have seen no improvement at all.   I might also add that even after spraying my legs until shiny wet with the Best Yet spray, two mosquitos landed...

The product may be OK - I don't know because I asked to return it because I was sensitive to somethin in it - but the customer service is rude and although I shipped the product back months ago I still have not received any portion of a refund.

I swear by this product and haven't had a need to look elsewhere since my first purchase of their Best Yet spray.  It is safe, non toxic, fast acting, long lasting, won't harm fabrics, carpeting, I didn't have to empty my cabinets to eradicate the pests in my kitchen and, instead of a toxic chemical smell, it left a fresh cedar scent which served a dual purpose of killing off any critters that were hiding in cracks and crevices but allso in repelling any future critters.  I never had to worry about my pets or grandchildren being exposed to toxic chemicals.

As far as value goes, well, I spent...

I have a German Short-hair pointer with fleas and ticks. I tried a few name brand "spot drops" and she became sick.

Found CedarCide.com and decided to give it a try. Safe, all natural. Kills on contact! Fleas instantly, ticks take a few minutes. There is little to no residual effect after 24 hours, so I have to spray her every night. I also spray her bedding. I used the "Best Yet" formula and I just ordered a gallon more.

Smell is strong but very tolerable. I have not tried spraying the yard but I don't think it would get rid of pests outside for very long. It might not work as well for pets with...