have moles in my garden, will the carbon monoxide affect my vegatables? Make them toxic?
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I don't have specifics about carbon monoxide poison for garden but had no success with this product even after hours of running car with device attached.
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I can't answer that. The rabbits that bother me live in the woods and dine on my flowers unless I use Liquid Fence. When I lived in VA, I had good luck preventing bees and moles from making holes by using a mole preventer. I can't remember the brand name, but look for a hose-end spray bottle of product designed to repel moles. I sprayed my grass every 3 - 4 weeks and it kept ground bees and moles away. So it may work on rabbits too, since it is the smell they dislike. If you can't find the product, it is mostly castor oil, so you could try that instead.
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I've never tried it on groundhogs... but keep in mind that before it will kill anything, they have to EAT it first. The formula is designed to make mice and rats want to eat it. Yummy! Who knows if groundhogs would even touch it. But, in the event that they actually will eat it, my guess is that it would kill them quite nicely. However, I'd advise not throwing POISON into your garden, if that's your intended application. Who knows if your plants would soak it up or not.
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Abosolutly. There are no harmful gasses in a fairly open application. I actually wear a protable version arounnd my waste when I am working outside. It works very well on a table or the ground with a group of people sitting around.
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I have been using the mole trap in the photo for years. My guess is that it is being put into the ground incorrectly or it is contaminated somehow and should been cleaned throughly. I have used a varity of traps and this one works best.
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NO! They work great. Batteries last about a month. Moles last about 3 days and then go somewhere else. Be prepared to head them off to get them out of your yard. It is like playing battleship.
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If you mean moles I am not sure. Recently though I have had a problem with mice getting stuck in the door and I have to remove a dead squished mouse which the reason I got this trap was not to have to touch a dead mouse.
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I haven't had them over the winter yet. I live in Nebraska and the mole activity is non existant in the winter here, so will probably remove mine in early November. They are working real well for us. Thanks
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Yes, but I will get on my podium and not recommend it when there are alternate natural (I'd have to look up) methods, rather than putting more pesticides in the soil (incidentally killing beneficial bugs too). I'll share with you, in my family of 5, 4 have or had cancer this past year, 1 stage 4 metasticized to the brain. I AM PISSED gov't allows GMO put in our food, along with pesticides. Sorry, you got both barrels.
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No there is no warning. We light it and our dog is right there. It isn't full of pestacides or harmful chemicals. We love it. I light one and if it isn't done burning when we come inside then I snuff it out and resue it.
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O3 might kill the beneficial biologicals in the soil, (not good) and will could interact with other chemicals and chemical compounds in your soil. Usually this is a bad thing.
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This is some pretty nasty poison - it needs to be kept well away from pets and humans. You need to wear gloves while handling it, and make sure it's in a place your pets (or kids) won't dig up, and that your pets don't eat any animals killed by it. That being said, it's been very effective for us against moles and gophers.
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Sorry, can't help you. Bought the Mole-Zap for a friend who has only used it for his mole problems. Sometimes it is best to consult a professional. Many of the pest control companies are using methods that are not harmful to the environment.
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This product may kill the mole. However, you will need to do 2 more things: 1. purchase a bug killer spray or granules for your lawn. This is what the moles are eating. Getting rid of the food source will cause the moles to leave. 2. purchase a mole repellent. I use a sound emitting type that produces a high pitch sound in the ground which the moles cannot tolerate. Some whirligigs will do that also if there is enough wind to turn them. Hope this answers your question. Jim
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No harm. The effective chemical to kill gophers, etc., is carbon monoxide (CO), which replaces oxygen in blood. The CO from an idling vehicle quickly dissipates in open air, no different than from stopping for a red stop light.
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I live in South Florida so the climate may differ greatly from where you live. Not sure if that would factor into it, but I thought it worth mentioning. I put it down in spring and as the package states, you will see increased activity before they vacate the treated area, but I did not notice any presence of moles until the following spring.
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This product is OMRI Listed for Organic Use - http://www.omri.org/simple-opl-search/results/Mole-Zap