would it kill yellow jackets
882409
I don't know if it would kill yellow jackets. I would use a spray in a can for that so you could put some distance between you and them. It is more of an insect repellent.
964641
Probably. It killed EVERY type of bug in my backyard 2 yrs ago, when I used it.
1401566
It would no doubt kill them... BUT i would not spray this around my food. The little cardboard traps especially designed for pantry moths seem to work best for those pesky cridders.
969327
I have zapped a mass quantity of yellow jackets with this device. They sometimes need to be zapped again after they hit the ground, hard to kill little varmints. Try not to beat the device against anything hard to knock the dead bodies out of the grating. I did that after my second millionth kill and caused a break in the internal wiring. My fault. Learned my lesson. Bought two more of them.
1242071
Yes. If the DE comes in contact with an ant then it will eventually kill it.
604992
I live in the North and we don't have roaches so I can't answer your question regarding the effectiveness of this product on roaches, but I can tell you it had very little or no effect on yellow jackets.
1930944
It will kill them yes, but only if the flies go to it. Flies are not attracted to light like many other bugs. There are special traps made just for flies that would work much better for you, because they will attract the flies.
567249
I have not seen it kill any beetles, nor seen any dead ones around it, so I'm not sure. It does make quite a noticeable zap noise. I think they all do depending on the size of the bug.
1132774
Quite possibly. I've used it to kill palmettos, which are not easy to kill. It did take several applications and about a year.
227226
This trap is not designed to attract or capture bees of any variety but works very well on yellow jackets. For the yellow jackets, the pheromone and sliced meat work well. In the season that I used the traps, only yellow jackets were caught.
832523
BTW, a little goes a long way. Just one quick burst should do it. Of course, I am only referring to yellow jackets. Not sure of it's affect on other pests.
1217916
The label does not specifically state the it kills Yellow jackets. It does say this: Treat bee, wasp and hornet nests late in the daywhen most insects will be present. Allow 2-3 days for the colony to die and repeat after 21 days, if necessary.
1351376
Pam, It has both ticks and fleas on the label so yes, it will kill them dead! Cheers, Jonathan Customer Care U-Spray Bugspray
721693
I used the powder to kill wasps/yellow jackets. I would imagine it does kill roaches, but this stuff is VERY toxic. I sprayed it inside my walls knowing it was not exposed to my family. Be very careful about where you put it.
1854482
It is possible since it states does kill some types of beetles although I personally doubt it being that it didn't really work for the bugs I was trying to get rid of and those bugs were listed on the box. Ive had a beetle issue prior to this current problem and I had to go to Lowes and Home Depot to get stuff strong enough to wipe them out and keep them from returning with one treatment. Good luck those critters I hope for you they do work.
2048810
I doubt it but BP 100 Pyrethrin Permethrin Fogging Chemical 418640 will.... I ordered this after the Black Flag didn't reduce my carpenter bee problem. It's a little pricey but the bees are gone....
1514929
Yes, it will. It is designed to kill just about any living tree, shrub or plant. Be careful.