Does this will get rid of silver fish?
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I have a package of Tim-bor in front of me & does not clearly state that it is used for silverfish. However, it does state "For the prevention & remedial control of wood infesting organisms." Not all insects that can be treated are listed on the labels. I have also gone to the "Nisus Corp" website, makers of Tim-bor, and suggest you view the information there too. There are some materials that can be used for treating silverfish. See link here... http://pestkill.org/insect/bugs/silverfish/ . Citrus sprays, spices, diatomaceous earth, cucumbers, mothballs, lavender oil, cedar shavings. Hope this helps!
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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
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I have a package of Tim-bor in front of me & does not clearly state that it is used for silverfish. However, it does state "For the prevention & remedial control of wood infesting organisms." Not all insects that can be treated are listed on the labels. I have also gone to the "Nisus Corp" website, makers of Tim-bor, and suggest you view the information there too. There are some materials that can be used for treating silverfish. See link here... http://pestkill.org/insect/bugs/silverfish/ . Citrus sprays, spices, diatomaceous earth, cucumbers, mothballs, lavender oil, cedar shavings. Hope this helps! I have a package of Tim-bor in front of me & does not clearly state that it is used for silverfish. However, it does state "For the prevention & remedial control of wood infesting organisms." Not all insects that can be treated are listed on the labels. I have also gone to the "Nisus Corp" website, makers of Tim-bor, and suggest you view the information there too. There are some materials that can be used for treating silverfish. See link here... http://pestkill.org/insect/bugs/silverfish/ . Citrus sprays, spices, diatomaceous earth, cucumbers, mothballs, lavender... » Read More I have a package of Tim-bor in front of me & does not clearly state that it is used for silverfish. However, it does state "For the prevention & remedial control of wood infesting organisms." Not all insects that can be treated are listed on the labels. I have also gone to the "Nisus Corp" website, makers of Tim-bor, and suggest you view the information there too. There are some materials that can be used for treating silverfish. See link here... http://pestkill.org/insect/bugs/silverfish/ . Citrus sprays, spices, diatomaceous earth, cucumbers, mothballs, lavender oil, cedar shavings. Hope this helps! « Show Less
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Michael, although the federal label is silent as to whether or not Tim Bor will kill silverfish, the second site and most others say it will. So, it will most likely kill silverfish, but read the label and article for amounts and usages for your protection. sid1. see www.biconet.com/crawlers/timbor.htm2. Federal "label."
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Hi JadiNo it won't; use a razorblade scrapper or if your going to wash out the aquarium after then use a Mr. Clean Magic eraser; it will take the hard water stains off guickly. Hope this helps.
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It should go into the trashcan. This is a plastic disk with carbon in it. Carbon will filter impurities from the air or water if air or water is forced through it. This thing just floats around doing nothing. It has no microbiological properties like the original silver stick or the silver cube do. This thing is worthless. That's why even the company won't tell you what it does.
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I asked my daughter-in-law, whom I gave this jewelry cleaner to at Christmas. She says YES, and removes any tarnish and beautifully cleans her lovely white gold and diamond wedding ring. So yes it does clean silver!
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Yes it will. Its a natural biocide. You can always add a biocide to the distilled water and also add the silver. You should be fine. Always replace water every year.
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I really dont know. I have only used it on gold. I use a different type of cleaner for silver. It is for silver only.
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I do not know for sure. But I also used the DEKKO squares which have boric acid, for silverfish, in between 2 inch squares of paper. To be totally honest I haven't seen any ants for quite some time. When I first moved in it was a new condo. I did have some ants. I used the little ant traps. The ones where they take the poison back to the nest on their bodies. I would say Boric Acid is working in conjunction with the ant traps. Good luck.
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You will need the EZ-4 replacement filter to remove mercury. The EZ-1 removes little more than visible floaties.
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No it does not as long as you don't use it too long or too much. So just turn it off at night but if you notice your fish are "slower" than usual then just don't use for about a day
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No. For silver, I'd recommend Weiman Silver Cream...it's great & easy to use.
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I'm not sure on silverfish,but you can give it a try.It definitely works on cockroaches!
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I don't see why not, however my fish had ich do I'm afraid I can't tell you whether or not it will definitely work. I will say this, it's a really good price and I saw results within a day.
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Not sure how well that will work because most inverts are sensitive to water quality and koi and goldfish produce a LOT of waste which in turn makes your ammonia nitrate and nitrite levels spike. My shrimp all died not from any fault of the supplier but because my tank water was not pristine.
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Yes. I get a great return on my aquatic plants and doesn't hurt the fish. Been using it now for a few years. Fyi..... my Angels are breeding and giving off healthy broods.
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It depends on what fish you have it requires two filters but one is made for goldfish and the other is for fish like tetras, etc. If you tank smells you might want to change half the water and put in clean filters.
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Yes. It removes everything. It reduces TDS to zero. Be aware that this water is NOT suitable for drinking. It is intended for special decontamination situations such as saltwater aquariums.
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The package says it's not recommended for aquariums. It's fairly toxic stuff and any residue would probably kill fish. I used it to patch a crack in my driveway. It did a good job at that.