Will this product work to repel chiggers?
895659
Sorry...don't know; however, it's great for fleas. You just need to apply every other day & it smells clean.
1944694
In my experience it didn't repel anything. I believe it mentions doesn't repel birds.
784872
I bought it to repel aley cats from my driveway. There are some signs of diminished presence but I don't swear by the effectiveness of the gadget. It is supposed to cover a specific area, if your cats stay out I hope it works for the dog. Less poop to deal with is always nice.
1145228
It does not repel Geckos. In fact other than stirring some of the rodents around, it does not repel any rodents and is more of a gimmick.
1080548
Yes, I've used it for that as well. It pretty much repels any of those annoying insects.
2073689
The short answer is . . . I don't know. To expand somewhat on that, I must say that my initial endorsement of this product has been tarnished of late by the discovery of spiders and a mouse in our house that surprised me. I don't know that it's fair to expect any product to by 100% effective, however. The mouse may have wandered in by accident and was on his way out when our cat nabbed him. Who knows. We live in the country, so to expect there to be never a spider ever is unrealistic. And the ones we've seen are few and far between. But reptiles? I would think they would be as susceptible to the product as any other critter. These little lizard guys run loose anywhere they want to go and some will stupidly come in even if the device is working perfectly. That's my take. Hope this helps.
113406
The product works well for rabbits. While I do not know for certain, my guess is that it would also work for raccoons. The scent of a predator likely would repel these critters as well.
700918
I'm not sure about it. I use this product for lice and nits. I never try to use it for ticks.
646512
Skin so soft is the best bug repellant I have ever used or discovered. However, I use it for my mountain bike riding, not tick prevention in the home. The best answer I have is that I would NOT use it for that because it is not geared so much to kill ticks, but rather keep them off you. Hence the name "repellent" rather than say "eliminator". I would think your best bet might be to call the local kennel or dog expert. I think they would be more knowledgeable on products that kill ticks.
590311
YES!!! I live in the Keys and where I live, the no seeums are HORRIBLE! I couldn't find anything that would repel them, but this product does!
1529343
I'm sure it would. It protects against all breeds of mosquitoes. Just make sure you have plenty of refills.
1528641
I don't spray specifically for mosquitoes and we don't have chiggers here but I do spray all over with it, in the grass and by all of our pine trees and we don't really have a mosquitoes bothering us. I would never be without this product. I always have some mixed up.
1023532
I got it to repel insects and it does not seem to work well for that. Not sure about mice, tho.
110014
I haven't noticed that deer repellent sprays keep away chipmunks. When we had a problem with chipmunks digging up a large area of our garden and uprooting/eating plants, a small animal granular repellent did work. It was either Critter Ridder or Repels-All; sorry I can't remember which one. The liquid version did nothing, but the granular form worked, perhaps because I placed some of it into each entrance hole. Good luck!
649921
according to the label it will repel all insects. I do have to say this is the best mosquito repellant I have ever used.
1578003
This bracelet doesn't even repel mosquitos so I doubt that it will repel ticks and chiggers. I would use spray or whatever you can to repel chiggers- I've had them and it was horrible! I have not had a tick as of yet. Don't buy these!! Waste of money!!!
516345
We don't have chiggers in Washington State. I am familiar with them because I am from Illinois, but don't know if it will work with chiggers. Sorry (:My thinking is that it won't because chiggers dig under the skin and usually have to be "suffocated" to die. We always used fingernail polish to seal the chigger bite.