Plant-Based Bug Spray, Insect Killer Indoor Outdoor, 10 fl oz

When I first use this, it was for my family’s place who had a gnat problem when they first moved in the place. It got rid of all the flies and gnats. Has a slight smell that is tolerable and uses plant base ingredients. Excellent.

The most annoying part of eating healthy (fruits and veggies) is GNATS! Owning an organic farm, as a vegan, I have LOTS of fruits, berries, and veggies in my home at all times. Often drying or being stored out in the open. Gnats are the bane of my existance. They have to go. This spray KILLS THEM DEAD. Most of the reviews center around flies. I don't give a rats ___ about flies. Thats why fly-swatters were made. Its the GNATS that annoy me This spray kills them instantly. About 6 seconds of squirm around then nothing. 100% guarantee.

This product does work pretty well. I've had drain flies come every summer and stay until winter. They drive me crazy! I didn't want to spray a strong, caustic, poison in my bedroom (they were everywhere!) where there's no windows or ventilation whatsoever. So I thought I'd try this and I am not sorry. It says to not spray it in the air and to wait for the insect to land, then spray the insect. I just sprayed my whole room anyway and it worked great there was only 1 tiny one flying around for the next few days, it was great! I've only had to spray it twice (the 2nd time was directly at one I saw). I'm not crazy about the smell, but it's a lot better than the strong chemical smell that would come with Raid or one of those products. It's that lemongrass smell. I only have 2 small issues with this product. #1 the trigger/sprayer. I actually like it because it's easy to use, but it's too easy is the problem. You're meant to push the trigger with your thumb, not pull the trigger with your index finger. Well, my genius self, didn't actually look to make sure it was pointed in the right direction and tried squeezing the trigger (like a can of Febreze). I sprayed myself directly in the forehead and top of my head. Thankfully I had the can tipped and didn't get my eyes, just my freshly washed, still damp, hair. So make sure you know what way the nozzle is loi ting before you spray. Push the button with your thumb, NOT your index finger. #2- all the oil everywhere! I sprayed the air in my kitchen and then almost bust my ass! The floor was so slick! I had to mop the entire floor with hot water and dawn dish soap. The directions DO say toward for the insect to land, spray it for at least a second, then use soap & water to clean the area. This is turning into a lot of work, just to kill a few drain flies. I do feel better knowing that im using a non toxic, safe for humans & pets, product. Overall, I'm happy with the results.

One of our screen had a hole that I didn't notice and hence 4 or 5 flys had made their way in. They were bothersome enough and numerous enough that I thought, time to get some fly spray and be done with them. So here comes Stem Fly Spray and I think, great, this will finish them off in short order -- just spray it around the area where the flies are and the deed will be done. Oh, not so fast, compadre; read the instructions carefully and there you will see that they want you NOT to spray this stuff up in the air -- it specifically says not to. WHAT!? thinks I. No, you are supposed to wait till a fly LANDS and then spray it DIRECTLY on the fly holding the can 18 inches away, it says. Problem with that is, flies are WAY quicker than the spray -- the spray never hits them because they are gone the microsecond after you press the spray button. Evidently they see the spray COMING and they are gone, zippity-split, before it even gets to them! Plus, half the time when you try to get get the spray can 18 inches to a landed fly, that speedster is GONE, just from your movement. They are not just sitting there waiting for you to spray them. I have not been able to kill a SINGLE FLY in at least a dozen tries or more for over two days. Not singe success! I GURANTEE you will be better off with a fly swatter than this product. Better still, find a fly spray that you actually CAN spray in the air where the flies are, you know....flying. Also, this stuff is GREASY...every surface I sprayed it on in my attempt to get of a landed fly (which, btw, they don't do that often) turned into a greasy mess that then had to be cleaned, so that makes it a no-go for a fly that lands on any porous surface...like most of what is in my house. This stuff is a FAIL on many levels.

So, I gave this Plant-Based Bug Spray a shot because, honestly, bugs are the worst, but I hate using sprays that smell like a chemical lab exploded. This one stood out because it's made with plant-based ingredients, which felt like a win for my home and the environment. 🦟 The Good Stuff: It Works! I used it indoors and outdoors, and it actually kept flies, mosquitoes, and gnats away. It didn’t just knock them out—it kept them from coming back for a while. Smells Pretty Nice: No overpowering chemical stench here. The botanical scent is fresh and natural, kind of like walking through a garden. Pet-Friendly Ingredients: With two dogs running around, I feel better knowing I’m not spraying harsh chemicals near them. Versatile: Works great for random indoor fly invasions and keeping bugs off the porch during hangouts. 🤷‍♀️ What Could Be Better: Short-Term Fix: While it’s great at getting rid of bugs on the spot, it’s not a long-term deterrent. You’ll probably need to reapply if you’re outside for a while. Spray Design: The bottle is functional, but the spray could have a finer mist for better coverage. 🚪 How It Stacks Up: Compared to standard bug sprays, Stem is a great alternative if you’re looking for something plant-based and effective without the toxic vibes. It doesn’t have the crazy strength of DEET-heavy sprays, but for everyday use, it’s solid. If you’re like me and want to keep the bugs at bay without dousing your space in chemicals, this is definitely worth a try. Just keep it handy for re-sprays during longer outdoor hangs. 🌿✨

Doesn’t work they just keep on flying right past it

Holy gnat nightmare! Our laundry room sink area was covered in gnats when we got back from vacation. There were even some of the little monsters flying around the house. We needed something safe for cats since they use this room. This worked like a charm and killed pretty immediately. Once its was dry it was safe for the cats but I still wiped it up after.

GET ittt. Holy guac this stuff’s gooooood. Sprayed it on my glass door where those dirty blood suckers all line up to invade my house…hundreds of them tasted their last drop. Sprayed it in their favorite nooks… I’ve never seen zero mosquitos before. Bless you stem - if you’re truthful about safety/ingredients :)