The Raid Electromat mosquito repeller has been completely ineffective; in fact, it seems to attract even more mosquitoes to my room at night. Instead of providing relief, I’ve noticed an increase in mosquitoes since I started using it.
Moreover, the device overheats excessively, which raises safety concerns about potential fire hazards. This product has been a waste of money and is far from the protection it promises. Raid, please address these issues and consider a refund or improved solution for customers experiencing similar problems.
I've been using Raid liquid mosquito repellent for years, but the ones I purchased this year are not working at all. I recently bought a new product and started using it this week, but I've been bitten by mosquitoes every day for the past week. It seems like either old products are being put back on...
The Raid liquid I’ve been using not only fails to repel mosquitoes but seems to attract them into the room. It feels like either mosquitoes have developed immunity to the product, or the quality of the brand I’ve trusted for years has significantly declined. From the complaints I’ve seen, many other...
I purchased the Raid Adjustable Electro Liquid, which promises 30 nights of protection, but it’s completely ineffective. When I plugged it in, it felt like there was water inside, and it hasn’t protected against mosquitoes at all. Despite using the product, I’m still getting bitten all over, making ...
I purchased a Raid plug-in mosquito repellent from Migros, hoping it would protect my child from mosquito bites at night. However, despite using it twice, it hasn’t killed a single mosquito, and my child continues to get bitten every night. This product has proven completely ineffective. I still hav...
I trusted the Raid brand when purchasing their insect repellent, hoping my kids could sleep peacefully at night, but it has been a complete disappointment. The product is useless—mosquitoes are literally sitting next to the plug. How is that even possible? My kids and I are covered in bites, and our...
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