will it kill the clothes moth eggs and larvae?
816055
This stuff is awesome, it kills every insect flying or walking or just hanging around.Spray around the outside,inside wall,in the air outside or inside the house-insects has to go.Great Stuff !! NEEDS STRAW LIKE HOLE IN FRONT TO PUT STRAW LIKE STICK-SO YOU CAN SPRAY IN SMALL HOLES IN WALLS-ROOFS-CREVICES-around under sink pipes
2235177
I personally wouldn't know, (because I didn't see the eggs/larvae themselves) but if not on contact, it probably kills them within seconds or minutes at the most, probably. Either way, this product works!! I'm not a paid reviewer or someone affiliated with the company that makes this in any way, shape or form, but I stand by my reviews and opinions on this. If you're still wondering whether or not to get this product, I'd say go for it: It gets it done!!
967542
First I'm glad for all the emails from this great product. Answer YES. Yes it will kill Armyworms but you have to do steps below and wash your hand when going to the next plant. Here are steps: Know what you're looking for, Armyworms are 1 1/2 inch caterpillars that are pale green when first hatched but then change to olive green with a white stripe later in the season. They turn into moths that are gray-brown with a white dot on the wing. First cut plant leaves with most damage even if you have to remove 75% of the leaves and/or flower. Spray ..UNDER-leaves...TOP-leaves, and stems until plant is dripping. Rake up and remove all leaves, flowers and plant debris that have fallen from the upper and under sides of leaves. A week later go look at the plants new leaves and spray (Soaked). It will grow healthier now. I like to put a large handful of dirt around plant after 2nd spray. This soap will not harm you because it will wash off and you can eat or whatever after you wash it. If you don't wash your hands when going to the next plant you will infect the next plant. I Love this soap it saves my plants life's.
1112224
It says it kills them. I haven't used it for them specifically but it works for everything I have used it on.
269969
I do not know. I have used it only against cabbage moth larvae. However, B.t. is known to attack the digestive system of many larvae, so it would be worth trying to control bagworms. Follow the instructions carefully. B.t. is naturally a subterranean creature and is killed by sunlight. So, you need to apply it as dusk.
1880375
It should kill the earwigs, too. You should apply the diatomaceous earth when it is dry outside and with a duster but, try not to breathe while dusting.
1730557
I don't have experience with bed bugs, but they, like ticks, mosquitos, chiggers and other bloodsucking critters, are insects with an exoskeleton. Permethrin kills insects by dissolving their exoskeleton, giving them nothing to hold their insides inside. Because of this, it will most likely kill bed bugs, but I don't think the eggs are affected in the same way by the permethrin, so follow up treatment may be needed to kill the newly hatched nymphs. Permethrin is effective on clothing for several washes, so it my kill the nymphs shortly after they hatch without reapplication and since they are not sexually mature, you don't have to worry about more eggs. The trick with bed bugs is that they can hide ANYWHERE so you have to make sure you spray everything otherwise one room may have a huge infestation while others are biologically sterile. Apparently this stuff is crazy bad for cats, so you should choose a different route if you have cats.
312983
I would not spray this directly on to clothes. They do make a bed bug product similar to laundry detergent you add to the wash. There is a strong cinnamon smell to the spray which doesn't bother me but I would suggest spraying your bed a few hours before going to sleep if it bothers you. It is also recommended to used demassicated (sp) earth to help rid of them. That isn't toxic (I've read of people who drink it) but it is messy to put down so wear a mask.
819852
no problem, it says, product is only toxic to fish (don't spray in tank); I successfully got rid of moths, I recommend it; I used it indoors because that's were my moth infested carpets were; and I am still alive, did not get sick, did not use a mask - just use it with common sense (don't spray our hair...)
589256
I think it works very well for clothes moths. It attracts them before they can find a home in your clothes. Not sure it would do much good if you already have an infestation.
855159
I don't think it will. As I understand it , the spores go into the ground and will kill the larve of Japanese Beetles, some grub worms and other insects that live in the ground. The spores do multiply year after year but will not affect the beetles that fly in from neighbors until they go into the ground I am hoping it will kill enough grubs to starve the moles/voles out
663167
As far as I know, it kills any insect. It just stinks quite a bit because it contains Petroleum Distillates.
2122252
Definitely not - it could kill them. You also will need to remove any plants.
2024509
Yes it says in the product listing pdf file that it kills: Leafhoppers, Leafminers, Whiteflies, Thrips, Mealybugs, Loopers, Caterpillars, Aphids,Fruit flies, Beet Army worms, Mexican Bean Beetles, this was directly copy and pasted off of the back of their label, hope this helps everyone
2226262
Well, it may kill closet odors as it emits a faint cedar aroma, but I'm not aware of any "odors" in my closets (I'm not a smoker) so I really don't know. What I DO know is that my cashmere sweaters are no longer a "moth concern" for me.
81547
Yes! this product DOES kill flea eggs also! Now, I will say in my experience, you may need to apply this product to the animal as well as floor, furniture, and bedding a second time in order to be sure the eggs are really treated and to catch any "sneaky" ones that may slip by. It is really very effective and economical.
2283402
Yes, these traps are for CASEMAKING clothes moths. I wish the packaging would say that.