Live in AZ and have major prob w/tiny brown/black bugs that congregate in all boxed foods. Will this product work for us?
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I ordered mine like a couple of months ago and live in a humid/ tropical environment. I have a bug phobia. So far I haven't seen any bugs around. Seems to be working for me.
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I know it killed everything(bug) I used it on. spiders, flies, bed bugs, flees, ticks, centipedes. so I would have to say yes it will work. it is harmless to pets and people. you can actually sprinkle in pet food.
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I don't personally know if it will, however I don't see why not since the active ingredient kills insects, weevils are insects. A tip on future weevil invasions ... they like flour anything, so noodles, cookies, anything that has flour in the ingredients they will like - I found that putting the different items inside various plastic sealable containers stopped the problem, so when weevils come home in your groceries (because that's how they get into the pantry), the outbreak is contained to one container and they don't invade the entire pantry. Good luck�
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If they are small. A bunch of flies or small spiders, yes. Works AMAZING, just has a receptacle area that's fairly small. I just ripped a regular sized Post it Note into 6 pieces and scrunched them up. The first try, the BugZooka captured 3 of the 6 pieces. I "reloaded" and captured 2 more. The last (biggest) piece took 3 more tries. Most bugs would run off by then!
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I live in a very buggy area right now and so far it really has not attracted extra bugs. But then again it's in close proximity to the cat box. I'll just say I haven't noticed any bugs being attracted to the freshener, but I can't say that's not because the ants were busily wending their way to the glorious attractions of the cat box. We had an ant problem EVERYWHERE in the house, and we just ended up using ant traps, but I don't think the bugs were unduly drawn to the air freshener. We don't have mice, so I can't help you there. Sorry!
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Here is a quote from the bottle's PDF: "CONTROLS scale insects, mealybugs, apple aphids, European red spider mites,leafminers, leaf rollers (redbanded, obliquebanded, fruittree), light brown applemoth, powdery mildew, rust and other insects and diseases listed on this label. "I think this would do the trick.
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A lifetime ago I took horticulture classes and we were told that putting a plant in a clear plastic tent or small plastic greenhouse (sort of a plant quarantine hospital) and adding an insect strip for a week or so (then it can be wrapped in aluminum foil and placed in a zip type bag with pkg instructions for safety) would get rid of mealy bugs. I know it worked for me and did not harm my plants.
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Dear jromewilly, I have no problem with these bugs as I live in Ohio. Go to pestproducts.com for two kinds of insecticide and those should take care of the problem. Hope this helps!
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Yes, I have used it with stink bugs also. They move rather slow, so you can catch them easily.
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I believe it will work on roaches. The product works by causing dehydration. I suggest you look online, particularly departments of environmental quality for more information that could relate to how you want to use the product. The one that can be used on human food will work, but there are other forms that could work faster, but safety depends on how and where you want to use it.
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My apologies Marilyn I spoke too soon.Try tree tanglefoot in the 15 ounce tub.I've only used the one type for spiders and insects in the house. It works great there.Tanglefoot says that Tree Tanglefoot is specifically for your problem, ants and other insects.Next time I will do more research before I answer.Good luckWalt
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Yes, we have had some horrible infestations in our rental properties. So I have only used this with other means. Make sure you put borax along run sites, under fridge, anywhere they have to pass to get to food source. Then we make sure all food cleaned up under fridge, stove, around toliets ect. Then I put drops of this where there nest are which usually is in kitchen. They track borax to nest which kills babies and the poison kills them. Drastic measures if bad infestation. Hope this helps. I have never had to reapply poison by doing this. But if this doesn't work it could be the neighbors house. I've seen this as well that's a whole nother ball game! Good luck Yes, we have had some horrible infestations in our rental properties. So I have only used this with other means. Make sure you put borax along run sites, under fridge, anywhere they have to pass to get to food source. Then we make sure all food cleaned up under fridge, stove, around toliets ect. Then I put drops of this where there nest are which usually is in kitchen. They track borax to nest which kills babies and the poison kills them. Drastic measures if bad infestation. Hope this helps. I have never had to reapply poison by doing this. But if this doesn't work it could be the neighbors... » Read More Yes, we have had some horrible infestations in our rental properties. So I have only used this with other means. Make sure you put borax along run sites, under fridge, anywhere they have to pass to get to food source. Then we make sure all food cleaned up under fridge, stove, around toliets ect. Then I put drops of this where there nest are which usually is in kitchen. They track borax to nest which kills babies and the poison kills them. Drastic measures if bad infestation. Hope this helps. I have never had to reapply poison by doing this. But if this doesn't work it could be the neighbors house. I've seen this as well that's a whole nother ball game! Good luck « Show Less
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If I had to guess... This product would focus more on the specific bugs that vegetable gardens attract.EDIT: C. Aronson's answer sounds much better... Listen to that one.
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I'm not 100% sure but I think so. We live in a wooded area and used to have an Exterminator service come in several times a year. Once we could no longer afford this service it was one of the technicians from the Ext. service that recommended this product. Our family room sits below ground level and we suffer from spiders, centapedes, and everthing in between. We spray several times throughout the early spring and into fall. For the price and how concentrated it is it's certainly better then spending $150 everytime the exterminating service would come through. It seems to work on just about any type of bug.
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I don't have a roach problem, but did have a ant problem. What happens is they (bugs) eat this and dehyrate and die. What i did was drill a small hole in the wall and went tot he dollar store and got one of those ketchup picnic bottle plastic and put some in that and then i sprayed inside the wall though the hole i drilled.can easily be fix later, i put painters tape over the hole and will get it there until i am done. But i would say yes to your question and this is organic so should not hurt animals or people. you can also put in the cabinets way in the back. It last a long time, i bought a 5 lb box also and still have half and that was maybe a yr ago or so. I use it in my gardens, inside the house and around the house. And i can say it works very well.
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My experience is with spider mites and aphids, you would have to read the directions for Moths.I think it kills with a Bacteria its not an insectiside. Best Wishes Joe
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I have to agree with the previous posts, although our problem is also bedbugs and I can't vouch for de's effectiveness on roaches. I imagine a powder might be too thick, but I kind of doubt it. Remember to use a protective mask when using diatomaceous earth.