Smart Naturals by SmartPak Pure & Simple Plus Sprayer & Refill Concentrate
In a Nutshell
- Effectiveness against flies is moderate.
- Smell is vinegar-like and may be unpleasant.
- Two different strengths can be confusing.
- May make horses shiny but not effective for all fly issues.
- Ready-to-use bottle reduces prep time.
Quick Verdict
The Smart Naturals fly spray has a strong vinegar smell that some users find unpleasant. It works moderately well but may not be effective for all fly issues. The product comes in two strengths, which can be confusing.
Quick Stats
Pet Compatibility
Pros & Cons
Pros
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Effectiveness (1)
The spray works about as well as most fly sprays.
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Shiny Coat (1)
The spray makes horses shiny.
Cons
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Unpleasant Smell (1) major
The spray has a strong vinegar smell that is unpleasant.
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Confusing Strengths (1) minor
The different strengths in different bottle sizes can be confusing.
Tip: Read instructions carefully before purchasing.
Who Is This For?
✓ Best For
- • Horse owners — Effective for moderate fly control and makes horses shiny.
✗ Skip If
- • Those sensitive to strong smells — The vinegar smell may be unpleasant.
- • Those needing strong fly control — Effectiveness is moderate and may not be sufficient for heavy fly issues.
Durability & Care
Cleaning Methods
Floor Compatibility
Rating Distribution
Common Questions
What is the difference between the 16-ounce and 32-ounce bottles?
The 16-ounce bottle is concentrated and needs to be mixed, while the 32-ounce bottle is ready to use.
Highlighted Reviews
"The 16 ounce bottle is concentrated and can be mixed to make the liquid to spray on your horse. The 32 ounce bottle is not concentrated and is ready to use. Be aware of that when ordering. Aside from that bit of confusion, the spray seems to work about as well as most fly sprays and doesn't irrita..."
"The smell on the spray is not pleasant at all. It has some effect on flies, but not much."
Bottom Line
If you are looking for a natural fly spray and can tolerate a vinegar-like smell, this spray might be worth trying. However, if fly control is a major concern, you may want to consider other alternatives.