Are they good for beg bugs?
803425
I would imagine so. I haven't seen any bed bugs. The bed is always nice and clean looking when I change the sheets.
803426
I don't honestly think this product is good for anything. It is really cheap and nasty quality - feels like think cardboard when you open it and use it, and can't imagine that it would survive even one washing. I would say there are much better products. This product is relatively cheap - I suggest you go for something of much better quality and price.
803427
Yes. Get detergent for bed bugs as well and wash all the sheets and blankets with it. Then you should be good to go.
803428
I had professionals come in and spray then I put the covers on. I have not had anymore problems.
1190811
I have a very good experience with these and have never seen bugs in any of my dry goods. It is possible if dry good sit too long and there's moisture that things can get in when you open it and close it that then plant larva that grow. People have to remember that they go in and out of the container then I was can get in and out as well when they open the container
1428046
They should be on the ad for them. Having a senior moment and cannot remember where I put them. They nicely held queen-size blankets or quilts and seemed vary well-made. Definitely bug-proof. Sorry I cannot be more explicit. They're cheap. Give them a try. Linda
1935999
I can't answer that question for you. My bugs arrived fine, all alive, etc. but when I put them on thehibiscus bush to take care of my problem they were all dead within one hour! Have no idea what wentwrong.
179851
The ladybug's purchased from this vendor did not stay in my yard after they devoured the aphids. I don't know how to make a home for them as the other respondent states he did, however, you should find some information about that on the internet.
1749506
I think so. Unless they're verrry sneaky. I think you're talking about gnats. It protected me from them!
1329813
I wondered that, myself, at first, but for the sake of my birds I persevered. It's not really that bad. These are not live worms, they are basically freeze dried little things, so they are lightweight and don't put up a fight. I just pour a little bit in a cup and put in my feeder each day. They do smell a little musty if you stick your nose close, so just don't do that. I made my own feeder for these out of an old Frisbee. Birds who love them: bluebirds, Carolina wren, catbird, chickadee. My cousin feeds her birds live mealworms...I don't think I could do that, so these are perfect.
2096257
I doubt the trap will catch stink bugs. The trap is used for catching small indoor flying insects. The bug has to be small, and it has to be flying, and it has to be already inside your living space indoor. Stink bugs are bulky, and are not good for flying, and are mainly outdoor (unless you leave the door opened for a long time). Therefore, I don't think this trap is effective for controlling stink bugs.
1003346
I have never had bugs on my African Violets. I wouldn't use these -- they're too heavy duty. Use plain food spikes instead. Keep the violets moist but not wet and pick off old or bad leaves and you shouldn't have issues.
1463859
I really do not know. I only use them outside for flies and it works great. They are not that expensive so maybe try one inside and see what happens.
110303
They probably cannot be remoistened. I would get live if these are for a tarantula. I would also suggest the mealworms you get in the fridge at pet stores like Petco or petsmart. These are not that great. I bought them for my sugar glider. He liked them, but he favors mealworms.
1059022
No, they're completely passive. Put them in corners and around your baseboards. Bugs always go around the baseboards.
709775
i do not no. i know they work on the ones we had here . we still had to use bug stuff around the outside of the house , due to nasty neighbors moving and leaving behind such a mess . you can sure try them. i no they work wonders on mice , and so far we have not seen any bugs either .
969879
We live in the south and haven't had a problem with them attracting bugs. We also have them around a water feature and they pose no problem with bugs even near water that we've noticed.
1209232
No. Smaller bugs like no see ums would get through the holes. But they work great for mosquitoes!
1406935
As long as you keep them in the fridge. They are the best insect control !!!!!
1417798
I dont think they will work for you. I hang them on the fence by my manure dumpster. Once they get ripe, I can smell them from at least 100 feet away. Since I live in a rural horse & cow neighborhood, it just blends in with all the other animal smells. The other problem is, they attract flys. Flys from all over will smell them and come to them. That works for me because the bags are hung out by the manure dumpster and they are killing flys coming from all my neighbor's houses too. If you are in a normal city neighborhood, it will probably be too stinky and gross.