Raid Flying Insect Aerosol with Eucalyptus Oil 400 ml is an insecticide spray designed to eliminate and control flying insects indoors and around the entrances to the house.
🪰 What it is and what it’s used for
-
Type: Aerosol against flying insects (insecticide).
-
Volume: 400 ml.
-
Intended use: kills and repels mosquitoes, flies, wasps, hornets and other flying insects.
-
Contains eucalyptus oil, which provides a pleasant scent and contributes to the effectiveness of the formulation.
🧪 Composition and active ingredients
Per 100 g of the product, the active ingredients are:
-
1R-trans-phenothrin approx. 0.125 g – a pyrethroid insecticide, effective on contact with insects.
-
Prallethrin approx. 0.1 g – a fast-acting insecticide.
-
The spray also contains propellants (e.g. isobutane, propane) and fragrant ingredients (eucalyptus oil).
🪶 How to use
-
Shake the can well before use.
-
Close the doors and windows in the room.
-
Hold the spray can upright and spray into the air to treat the room.
-
For a room of approx. 30 m³, the recommended spraying time is 8–10 s.
-
-
After application, leave the room for about 15 minutes and then ventilate it thoroughly.
-
For a quick effect, you can also spray directly onto flying insects from a distance of about 0.5 m.
⚠️ Safety and warnings
-
Not suitable for use on people or animals – intended for use on premises and surfaces only.
-
Extremely flammable aerosol; the container is pressurised – do not expose to heat, open flames or direct sunlight.
-
Do not inhale the aerosol and do not spray directly onto surfaces in contact with food, crockery, aquariums, etc.
-
After use, ventilate the room before using it again.
-
Keep out of reach of children
📌 Summary
Raid Flying Insect Aerosol with Eucalyptus Oil 400 ml is a powerful insecticide spray for the rapid and effective elimination of mosquitoes, flies and other flying pests. It works immediately after application and provides long-lasting protection, but safety instructions must be followed as it contains chemicals designed to kill insects