Entopest Eradisect Mini Fog insect smoke foggers, 6 × 3.5 g

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Entopest Eradisect Mini Fog insect smoke foggers, 6 × 3.5 g

Entopest Eradisect Mini Fog is a six-pack of 3.5 g insecticidal smoke foggers for treating enclosed rooms and voids. The listing says the smoke targets adult insects present during treatment, not eggs or larvae, so it is a space-control option rather than a residual treatment.

At a glance

The listing describes a smoke fogger for enclosed spaces, including rooms and building voids.
Its stated coverage varies by target: 120m3 for flying insects, 30m3 for fleas and bed bugs, and 7.50m3 for ants and cockroaches.
The listing says it kills adult insects that contact the smoke during treatment and leaves no residue.
The listing identifies a non-sparking blue touch-paper fuse system and instructs users to follow the product label.

Price

£20.39Save 15%

Reference price: ~~£23.99~~

Price checked: 12 Nov 2026

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Pros and cons

Pros

Six foggers provide multiple treatment units for separate spaces or repeat use where the label allows.
Pest-specific coverage figures help buyers estimate suitability for the space being treated.
A non-sparking fuse system is specified in the listing.

Cons

The treatment is limited to adult insects present during fogging and does not control eggs or larvae.
Reported customer feedback is mixed on effectiveness and raises concerns about smoke output, short burn time and safety.

Technical specifications

11 specifications

Identity
Brand	Entopest
Model	DT-EWDY-JH01

Product details
Form	Powder
Weight per fogger	3.5 Grams
Target species listed	Bed Bugs, Fleas, Moth
Active ingredient	Permethrin 13.25%

Treatment and use
Flying insects coverage	120m3
Fleas and bed bugs coverage	30m3
Ants and cockroaches coverage	7.50m3
HSE registration	HSE9929
Specification met	USDA

What to know before buying

The listing says multiple treatments may be required for stubborn infestations. Follow the label and keep people and pets out of treated areas as directed.

Listing details to confirm

The listing’s title describes a six-pack of 3.5 g foggers, while the detail field gives a 3.5 g item weight without specifying whether it applies per unit. It also lists USDA under specification met while the feature text claims HSE certification and registration. Confirm the selected listing and product label for pack and approval details.

Who is it for?

A good fit for

Buyers seeking a smoke treatment for adult flying or crawling insects in rooms or voids, with target-dependent coverage figures.
People who want several small foggers for treating more than one space, subject to label directions.

Less suited to

Anyone needing control of insect eggs or larvae, since the listing says the smoke does not affect those stages.
Buyers who need dependable, residue-based ongoing control or who cannot follow the label’s treatment and re-entry instructions.

Entopest Eradisect Mini Fog insect smoke foggers, 6 × 3.5 g · photo 2 — Additional product photo 2

Customer reviews on Amazon

3.8 / 5 · 590 ratings

5 stars53%53%
4 stars13%13%
3 stars13%13%
2 stars5%5%
1 star16%16%

Customer feedback describes the fogger as easy to use, but reports varied results, including both success in cellars and poor effectiveness. Concerns also include limited smoke output, short burn time, perceived poor value and safety around pets and children. These are customer perceptions, not confirmed performance findings. They matter because the listing describes a brief, non-residual treatment aimed only at adult insects present during fogging, and the label must guide safe use.

Positive themes

Customers describe the fogger as easy to use.

Negative themes

Customer feedback raises concerns about low smoke output, short burn time, value and safety, including around pets and children.

Mixed feedback

Feedback on effectiveness is mixed, with reports of success in cellars alongside reports that it was not effective.

Frequently asked questions

What insects does the listing say this fogger targets?

The details list bed bugs, fleas and moths. The feature text also names flying insects such as moths, mosquitoes, flies and beetles, and gives separate coverage figures for ants and cockroaches.

Does it treat eggs or larvae?

No. The listing says it kills adult insects that contact the smoke during treatment and does not control eggs or larvae.

What coverage does one fogger provide?

The listing states 120m3 for flying insects, 30m3 for fleas and bed bugs, and 7.50m3 for ants and cockroaches. Follow the product label for application details.

Does the fog leave a residual treatment?

The listing says it leaves no residue after treatment, so it is described for active adult insects rather than ongoing control.