Does is work on pantry beetles?
1723973
I doubt it. The package says it's for "Flour and Grain Moths". It has a phermone piece that you unwrap and stick on it that releases chemicals that smell like female moths to attract the males. Then they get stuck on the sticky pad. The beetles might happen to crawl on the sticky pad and get caught, but they wouldn't be attracted to it. I would keep looking for something specific to them, if there is such a product.
2151741
No, the attraction smell is very specific to pantry moths. I have had two infestations, used multiple traps in multiple locations and have never caught any other type of moth or insect.
872346
It might, though they aren't what it's made for. You might look at this page for more information: http://www.nisuscorp.com/pest-management-professionals/products/tim-bor-professional
477869
Nope! I wouldn't count on it. Not if the place is furnished or cluttered in any way will it rid you of Bed Bugs. You need a professional exterminator. For BBs this product is more useful to treat books, electronics and other odds and ends (not cloth) in a sealed plastic box. Couches, beds, base boards and electrical sockets need to be treated by a pro, and all your clothing and bedding will need to be washed, dryed and sealed in plastic. I can't speak for the roach issue but your apartment is NOT airtight enough for this to work. Trust me. Diatamacious Earth has proven to be pretty effective and don't forget your new best friend...the vaccum. Good luck. Nope! I wouldn't count on it. Not if the place is furnished or cluttered in any way will it rid you of Bed Bugs. You need a professional exterminator. For BBs this product is more useful to treat books, electronics and other odds and ends (not cloth) in a sealed plastic box. Couches, beds, base boards and electrical sockets need to be treated by a pro, and all your clothing and bedding will need to be washed, dryed and sealed in plastic. I can't speak for the roach issue but your apartment is NOT airtight enough for this to work. Trust me. Diatamacious Earth has proven to be pretty... » Read More Nope! I wouldn't count on it. Not if the place is furnished or cluttered in any way will it rid you of Bed Bugs. You need a professional exterminator. For BBs this product is more useful to treat books, electronics and other odds and ends (not cloth) in a sealed plastic box. Couches, beds, base boards and electrical sockets need to be treated by a pro, and all your clothing and bedding will need to be washed, dryed and sealed in plastic. I can't speak for the roach issue but your apartment is NOT airtight enough for this to work. Trust me. Diatamacious Earth has proven to be pretty effective and don't forget your new best friend...the vaccum. Good luck. « Show Less
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Definitely. It is reusable and you only have to replace the lure each year so in the long run this is cheaper. Works brilliantly too. Last year was second year I have used them and lots of Japanese beetles around. I had to empty them twice a day for a while. While I haven't use the bags you refer to so I can't directly compare effectiveness at attracting and catching the beetles I wouldn't want to chnge to anything else having bought these and seen how effective they are. I have 3 in total on my property to protect veggie patch and other plants the beetles took a liking to. Worth every penny in my opinion.
267589
It should work although I have not used it on louvered doors, I have used it in open rooms because the moths were attacking my oriental rugs. I think most people don't realize that pantry moths are the same moths that eat wool. I know I didn't until it was too late.
855161
I do not think this will work on the bugs you listed. It does a great job on grubs, I used this early this season and no grubs and no animals digging up yard trying to get grubs. There are some products that specify which bugs it kills, you might try Spectacid it works for fleas, crickets, earwigs and ants. Read packaging as this works on many other bugs. Flys are harder to kill off as so quick to give birth, maybe some flying insect killer. I hope this helps and this product works great at our home.
972690
Yes! If the cartridges don't attract them the light will but I've seen moths, beetles and others zapped. Works very well!
1366224
It works on crickets, roaches, ants, just about every insect pest. AND you do not have to touch the creature carcasses to dispose of them. These are great devices, simple, cheap & effective.
185346
I'm pretty sure it will work on the grubs.. The weevils, I have had good luck with Neem Oil.
672702
This is for Japanese Beetles, and unless you are overrun with them inside, I'm not sure you would need this product. I have never used this product inside.
1104119
Yes it should. In Atlanta, the SB does a really good job even with polen. I would suggest cleaning often when the bugs are in hatch.
564590
I wish I could be more encouraging but I'm not sure that the unit did anything. The best answer is to get some large traps and bait them with peanut butter and mix in a few peanuts.
1560129
As far as I am aware, the milky spore is effective against Japanese beetle grubs in the ground. The beetles you see on the rose bushes are in their adult stage. An insecticide effective agains adult Japanese beetles should be used on the bushes. Milky spore is designed to control Japenese beetle grubs in the ground, before they become adults.
315641
yes. I find they start turning into beetles after 3 weeks. At five weeks there are a lot of beetles. I ordered the large size.
2283774
Not too sure. It works for most insects. I reapply when I see a few bugs starting to come back in the house.
567248
Yes it will kill beetles and it does definately make the zap sound on larger bugs. I run mine usually all night and have done so for the better part of a year and have not had any issues or had to replace the bulb as I have with others.