Would these be effective against flu bugs?
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From a product page: N100 and P100 Masks for Protection against Avian Flu, Swine Flu and Other Diseases The Centers for Disease Control tested N100 and P100 masks for their efficacy against avian flu, swine flu and other contagious diseases and found them to provide superior protection. Since N100 respirators and P100 respirators are capable of blocking the majority of airborne hazards, people often use them to prevent the spread of dangerous diseases.
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I imagine so, it works on lots of bugs. You can contact the seller, they are very nice people.
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This does NOT prevent someone from coming down with the flu. The only thing that can help prevent the flu, is a healthy immune system and the flu shot. This helps to reduce the severity of the flu and other flu-like viruses. I have used it for years and can say that it works really well.
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They work well for preventative maintenance. If you are already infested use neem oil, or mighty wash. Half the bugs arrived dead, but I still had enough.
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they should be. I've used these for hiking, camping (wearing in tent), etc. They are actually quite pleasant in smell, and one of my favorite for mosquito repellents (believe me Ive tried a lot too) . Avon bug guard wipes are also a favorite of mine. Avon SSS Bug Guard Plus Picaridin Towelettes - Pack of 16 BONUS SIZE
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They work well in succession with professional help. I'm a teacher so I used these to kill anything in my books. If you take a large bin, and place anything you can in it, then place the strips and leave for 7 days it will kill all signs of bed bugs. They will not work for a whole house. They are also very dangerous and should only be used as directed.
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They do discourage parasite infection. Fleas and worms both have left my dogs after using this product regularly. Not sure about Ticks but the dogs blood tastes like garlic and they smell of garlic so I'll bet the ticks would stay away too. I refuse to use chemicals on my dogs after one got very sick from application of Vet recommended tick treatment. Best of luck.
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Not really sure...they seem to be pretty effective when first opened from the wrapper, but, as expected, the efficacy wears off with exposure to air. I have to admit, we try not to venture out during extended rainstorms.
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Yes, they are supposed to be for small enclosed places but you can put a few in a room, close the room off for five days. they work. Their is a pest control spray made by Bayer the aspirin company Ace Hardware carries it, comes in blue bottle effective on bedbugs as well spray base boards and any crevices that they can hide in after you use Pro strips.
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Cannot say for sure, but my confident guess is "yes"! I have seen tiny bugs that died as a result of this spray. This is good for skin parasites and also for clearing the air of pesky little bugs that are very hard to see.
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They're not very thick, so honestly I doubt it would be very effective. Cool idea, though. You just probably want thicker ones.
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Hi Jack,We've had great luck with these. Not only does it keep away the mosquitoes but it also keeps away the 'smaller and harder to see' bugs.
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Unfortunately I've only used these during the day so I'm not sure if they'll repel Mosquitos.
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I know this is close to when you will travel but you can try bug bam bracelets. I purchased but haven't used yet so I can't give a proper review. But they are advertised as having a hundred hours of use each and waterproof. Also the brand OFF has those tiny bug repellent fans you clip on your clothes or a bag you are carrying or just sit it down and place it next to you. I have used these several times before and they worked well. I am a mosquito magnate and these helped. I have used at a BBQ, a Charity Golf Outing, a picnic, and hiking...did the job.
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If loaded with pellets and fully charged (co2), maybe with enough shots. Its more of a deterrent than a solution. When it comes down to it, a .22 is your best bet for pest control.
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yes they are supposed to help repel silverfish and moths i believe...but this brand wasn't great. when i received them they hardly had any smell at all :/
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Great question! No, I don't think mosquitoes would be able to bite through these.