Is there room for asian beetles/bugs to crawl in by the spoon?
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Since I have no idea how large is an asian beetle I can't say. But it's definitely large enough a space for an average sized house fly.
2066827
only if they are really little. Ants might have a chance but I don't think anything as large as a beetle could do it.
2066828
There is small amount of room around the drizzler handle. Not sure if enough room or not for Asian beetles or not but could place an o-ring or rubber band around handle to act as a sort of seal if u have bug problems. (Only a suggestion) best of luck
2066829
Probably as there is a gap, but I have never had any bugs crawl into my honey.
71235
If you think bugs will not burrow through this you would be incorrect. You can use any non organic topping for bug stoppage, but I believe it would be better to use bug screen just below the dirt. Decorative rock may look better on top then this.
2216517
At The end of the zipper there appears to be a gap, with no extra flap on the inside. My guess would be that insects could get in. I don't know for sure, though, since there was not a moth problem where I used these storage bags. Good luck in your search.
1833075
Yes it does. I lived in an apartment where ants would crawl all over anything edible, but I never found one in this salt box.
1073148
No! There is no openings for insect to get though. Only light can get through.
490891
My tanglefoot only seemed to attrach japanese beetles. I never found any other type of bug in the trap. Hopes this helps.
562901
Hi Roseanna! I placed mine into an airtight container for storage for precisely the reason you cite: anti-vermin. I actually framed the bag! Living in Kaua'i meant a strong likelihood of bugs! Another tip: I placed the jute bag of lentils in the freezer for a week and then brought it back to room temperature before placing the lentils into the air tight container. Since then we have moved to New Zealand to live and the lentils are in perfect condition.
1843248
Yes, small insects *could* enter thru the crack (narrow margin) - our's is near the top, much like what is shown in the pic.
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The box has to be assembled. There will be small gaps between the box and lid. It is possible you could get ants in there, but I don't think bees or wasps could get in. Being plastic a mouse could chew its way in. Mine has been outside for some time and there has been no intrusion. However, I wouldn't try keeping food in it that would attract mice and ants as I'm sure they would find a way in. It could only be rodent and bug proof if it was a hermetically sealed steel box.
902873
I would say yes. They could enter though the tray area. This is not a problem for us, we haven't had ants in the dog run.
1192981
This is my first year, so I can't say if any bugs have crawled in. It is water-tight, which could lead to the conclusion it is bug-tight. It is well made and the doors are a nice tight fit.
1502155
I don't think they can crawl out. I tried with ant and it doesn't come out.
333600
If a light dusting of powder is on the slick insides of trap, bugs cannot climb up. I've found ants, spiders in bottom unable to climb out. Be sure linen from bed does not hang down into trap providing way to climb up.
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the circular ring at the top is completely enclosed and nothing can enter that way. the opening slit is generous enough to overlap sufficiently to prevent ""crawly"" entry. But...bedbugs live in the mattress. Good luck with that.
300059
I keep my brown sugar in there and it stays soft. So no air is getting in and I'd bet that ants wouldn't get in either.
1640908
Absolutely! However, I would NOT put sugar in this container. It's not air-tight enough to prevent ants from getting inside.
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Dear Bear, Thank you for writing. Our Japanese Beetle Catch Can with Bait (#05-268) contains a lure that's specific to Japanese beetles. These pests have shiny, metallic-green bodies and copper-colored wing covers. Unless you have this kind of beetle, the Catch Can will probably not work. We appreciate your interest, nonetheless! Thanks for making Gardener's Supply your source for gardening products and information. Please let us know if we can help you with anything else. Sincerely, Darcy Customer Service