Does kleen free have a residual kill on mites?
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I am not quite sure what you mean by residual kill. When the Kleen Free is mixed as instructed and sprayed on windows, clothing, furniture, walls, carpet, etc... there is no residue but a moist or wetness where sprayed that dries afterwards. You will see on wood furniture little white or black specks which are the mites that die after spraying, and on your carpet too. I usually just wipe off my furniture and vacuum my carpet. When washing clothes in the washer, well just washing with Kleen Free in the washer the mites die. Hope this helps. Thanks
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This product will kill on contact, but it has to be direct contact. There is no lasting effect. So, you cannot pretreat an area. The bugs can and do return to an area that was previously treated.
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I've checked and there is no expiration date for this product. Also, if you don't mind but I am also recommending that you purchase SULFUR SOAP 10‰ along with the Kleen Free. I promise in one week you will see a major difference. Oh, and can't leave out the cleaning along the way. Will still have itch here and there but mites will be gone. I'd say get the amount according to your family size. My family of 4 got the 128 oz of Kleen Free and 6 bars of soap.
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My best guess is yes it does. This sanitizer is basically food grade phosphoric acid. If you absolutely want to get rid of every living organism and be sure of it, use hot water and bleach solution. 1 tablespoon bleach and 1 gallon water should do it, just make sure you give it a nice good and long rinse afterward with boiling water. Or just use star san and not rinse at all. :)
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I've only used the Kleen Green & love the product & have not tried Kleen Free. Try calling the distributor or checking their website for info on comparing the 2 products.
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I don't know if it does. I used it in June for spider mites on my hibiscus hybrids. Works great against thrips.
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Nematodes kill soil-dwelling organisms including soil-borne larvae of insects that later live above ground, e.g. flies and fleas to name a couple. There are other biological controls for spider mites, although I haven't used them (didn't have that problem). You can find more info at http://www.arbico-organics.com/category/pest-solver-guide-mites
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Yes, I have gotten rid of spider mites. Always use products according to the instructions on the label. You need to be vigilant with spider mites and spray weekly and after rainy weather. You may need to try other methods if this product doesn't work for you, such as biological controls (introducing beneficial insects).
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Alan, Since I'm not an entomologist, I couldn't say with any certainty how it would affect bird mites, but it took care of my flea problem very nicely. I would contact Vet-Kem, Siphotrol's manufacturer, for that information. Also, your local veterinarian may have some ideas. Respectfully, Scott S.
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This product has so many uses. I can not confirm it will kill bird mites. You can add it to detergent. It is very strong, so use a little at first.
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My experience is with spider mites and aphids, you would have to read the directions for Moths.I think it kills with a Bacteria its not an insectiside. Best Wishes Joe
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I believe the difference is organic or not. Kleen Free Naturally is organic.
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No, unfortunately, nematodes don't kill spider mites. I wish they did. Nematodes are still great, though. They kill mosquitoes, fleas, and lawn grubs, so I guess you can't have everything.
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It says it does. I did not have thought so I am not sure.. It worked so so with Mites
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Yes. I use Permethrin, it is safe to use, will not harm animals, and leaves no residue. Most important, it has a great residual effect, approx. minimum 6 months.
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I have used per the label. It's a wonderful product. Leave them in the house on vacation. All bugs die! Deer blinds wasp free. I understand flea collars use the very same active agent. That's all I know after over a decade of use. Tops in my book.
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Not sure but I don't think it would hurt to try. I believe if the Kleen Free helps with mites which I believe is a form of a parasite it may provide some relief or aide with chiggers.