Claire Bug Buster Insect Killer, 15 oz

Last price we saw

$15.18at Pro-Tex-All Co, last seen Nov 1

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Our take on the Claire Bug Buster Insect Killer, 15 oz

Claire Bug Buster is a 15 oz aerosol spray for killing flies and moths indoors and outdoors. It is a general-purpose contact spray rather than a long-lasting residual treatment. It is a low-cost household item, so the best price is usually a matter of cents between stores rather than a big swing.

Best forQuick knockdown of flies in kitchens and garagesMoths around porches and entrywaysHouseholds that want a cheap, simple aerosol

Pros

Kills flies and moths on contact
Works indoors and outdoors
Small 15 oz can is easy to store and carry
Low price per can

Cons

No residual protection, so reapply as insects return
Aerosol mist needs ventilation and care around food
Not labeled for ants, roaches or other crawling insects

Claire Bug Buster Insect Killer, 15 oz prices at every store

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Claire Bug Buster Insect Killer, 15 oz price history

Lowest price we've seen: $15.18 on Nov 1 at Pro-Tex-All Co. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 1.

Specifications

Insect Type: Fly, Moth
Location: Outdoor, Indoor

Questions and answers

Is Claire Bug Buster worth it?: It is a cheap contact spray for flies and moths. If you need lasting control or coverage of crawling insects, a residual spray or trap is a better fit.
Does it kill roaches or ants?: No. The label covers flies and moths, so it is not the right product for roaches, ants or spiders.
Can I use it in the kitchen?: It is labeled for indoor use, but spray away from food, dishes and surfaces where food is prepared, and ventilate the room afterward.
How long does one 15 oz can last?: That depends on use. A short burst per fly goes a long way, but a heavy fly season can empty a can quickly.
When is it cheapest?: Aerosol insecticides like this are often discounted in spring and early summer, when stores stock up for bug season.

Our take on the Claire Bug Buster Insect Killer, 15 oz

Best forQuick knockdown of flies in kitchens and garagesMoths around porches and entrywaysHouseholds that want a cheap, simple aerosol

Pros

Kills flies and moths on contact
Works indoors and outdoors
Small 15 oz can is easy to store and carry
Low price per can

Cons

No residual protection, so reapply as insects return
Aerosol mist needs ventilation and care around food
Not labeled for ants, roaches or other crawling insects

Questions and answers

Is Claire Bug Buster worth it?

It is a cheap contact spray for flies and moths. If you need lasting control or coverage of crawling insects, a residual spray or trap is a better fit.

Does it kill roaches or ants?

No. The label covers flies and moths, so it is not the right product for roaches, ants or spiders.

Can I use it in the kitchen?

It is labeled for indoor use, but spray away from food, dishes and surfaces where food is prepared, and ventilate the room afterward.

How long does one 15 oz can last?

That depends on use. A short burst per fly goes a long way, but a heavy fly season can empty a can quickly.

When is it cheapest?

Aerosol insecticides like this are often discounted in spring and early summer, when stores stock up for bug season.