Review on 🐶 Fleabusters Rx Flea Plus Solution by Leslie Sharp

If you are looking for a non-chemical solution that works, this is the one for you. Pros: Contains no chemicals so is safe to use and leave on carpets. in the room - still works for a long time (do not know how long, but we'll see) - the company supports its product. you apply - you need a clean broom (who has a clean broom for the carpet? so you need to buy one) - you need a face mask - you need to move your furniture to put it on the carpet below or put something underneath, other than that I've looked everywhere for this solution and I'm happy with it. I have allowed my two very sensitive, allergy prone cats back into the rooms after administering the product as directed and both have been fine. It's been about three weeks now and everything is fine (knock on wood) with flea control and no side effects. Here are some tips if you're buying this: 1) Either pour some into the nylon and blot the nylon to spread it out, or wrap it tightly around the top of the canister so that the powder is evenly distributed when you shake it out. Believe me. If you shake it right out of the container, A LOT of it will come out in uneven amounts. 2) I bought a cheap brush to do most of the carpet cleaning, but I also bought a long handled brush to get under the sofa. without having to move it. I poured some product upside down onto the head of the brush, then slipped it under the sofa, turned it over and rubbed it into the carpet. You don't have to move your bed. It would be nearly impossible to slide all of those FleaBusters under your bed without moving it. it's just too hard to spread because you can't "spray" flea killer. You should be almost directly over this area by flicking it on it, and you can't do it under your bed. Adams spray is a decent, low-chemical option that does the job. Make sure there are no fluffy clumps in the room when you spray them or while they dry.