Would this work on termites?
773483
Sorry, don't know if this works on termites as I don't have a problem with termites.
773484
I only know from what i have read on the internet, it works on bedbugs. Maybe the container says it works on termites too, I couldn't say, i already used up the container and threw it away. good luck
773485
I only used for bedbugs. I imagine it should, but you should contact the manufacturer.
1815476
It can, it made for sticking in termite holes or hard to get in to areas. If the area you want to treat is the ground near a gate or building, they make different forms for that.
407694
As far as it's effectiveness for termites, I am not sure, but it quickly dessimated my stink bugs! The packaging states that it can be used to treat only above ground termites via a "crevice injector" or a "fan sprayer". It cautions about covering all food surfaces and disposing of or thoroughly washing any food service items that it may come in contact with. I hope that helps!
2141891
It says it will. I bought it to kill spittlebugs. I still have them but not as bad as last year. I think I needed to put down more than I did. I would use a stronger mix than you think you need. Instructions don't seem for the average homeowner. Hope that helps.
1142263
I use this can for termites, and bore beetles that have put holes in the wood. You can also purchase Termidor to mix in a garden sprayer.
1169218
This will work for ANY kind of insect! Any bug that crawls thru it will begin to die. It's not instant like a poison but boy does it work! I keep a little of it in the back of my closets all the time. i put it out months ago and I didnt use much. I still find dead spiders and crickets in my closet every now and then.
884225
Having worked in pest control quite a few years ago, I would say, 'No'. The ants I used this for 'ghost ants' are resistant to your average insect spray. This did however work fantastically on the ghost ants.
2013017
Not sure about that, it has worked on everything from yard to household insects for me, great product
2129924
I don't think it would work very well. I think it would dry and get rubbed off. It needs to sink into wood so termites eat it and carry it back.
922136
I don't know. I did not use it on carpenter ants. I did however, have other ants besides fire ants and carpenter ants, and it did work on those.
48910
well i am not that sure, it worked wonders on small roaches..i never saw them again. I believe it will work on any sort of insect..
1821603
Nothing that I could detect. Cheaper price. I use it for big head ants in Florida along the house perimeter, around the yard and around palm trees bases. It works great. For ants its a more diluted rate than for termites. I'm very happy with the results.
418056
Yes, just make sure you put the pressure sprayer wand into the mound. Works on our fire ants but you need to get it to., the queen to eliminate the colony.
2202125
on the package it says for ants, aphids, assassin bugs, boxelder bugs, california oakworms, centipedes, chiggers, chinch bugs, cockroaches, crickets, earwigs, elm leaf beetle, firebrats, fleas,flies, millipedes, mites, mosquitos, pillbugs, silverfish, sowbugs, termites. So I guess it would work on stinkbugs.
405710
This stuff is good for spot treatments, so if you're drilling into a gallery or area where there's activity, it should be effective. Be careful not to disturb the wood too much if drilling, they may avoid the area afterward and move somewhere else. Try punching into the wood with an awl or something if the wood has rotted areas where the termites have caused noticeable damage. If you have active termites in an area, spray a fair amount alongside and around the area especially where there is cross-cut wood grain showing. Soak the ends/joints of studs to get the fipronil into the wood grain and prevent them from tunneling from one stud into another where the joints are. Remember this is not rated for broadcast spraying in a dwelling such as an attic or crawlspace, but hitting vulnerable areas is wise.
588736
Yes it sure would! My old Pest control man in Florida used this for ant issues inside our home there. He even took off electric outlet covers and treated behind walls with this. We no longer use chemicals we use only DE for pest control with this inside and out and it works great! Just ordered a second one for my neighbor.
1563151
If you can spray it on an area that will show that it's no longer being chewed up by termites, then probably. But I don't know how extensive your termite problem is or if termites are hiding and eating areas you can't see or get to. http://www.birc.org/JanFeb2008.pdf will give you a lot of information about termites vs orange oil. Good luck!