Will this product work on pill bugs? (Aka rolly pollies, potato bugs, the things that look like little armadillos)
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Wow, sorry to hear that. Normally they only consume partially broken-down organic material. I don't think Neem is strong enough to penetrate the "shell", but it wouldn't hurt to try. Perhaps if you combine the Neem solution with a small amount of detergent. Not too much, though, or you'll burn your plants too.
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It worked really well for fleas and roaches so I'm betting it would work on bed bugs. It will probably take a couple weeks though because unlike fleas and roaches bed bugs can go weeks being idle. Let me know if it works, I would be interested in the results.
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well i am not that sure, it worked wonders on small roaches..i never saw them again. I believe it will work on any sort of insect..
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It will work. Just do a good wax before. Helps it peel off when you need to remove it. Great for love bug season.
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I have no idea. I was told ladybugs for aphids. This was the best buy. I haven't seen one since the night I released them and haven't seen any aphids either.Jim
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Looks like it does work on flour beetles: http://www.allaboutfeed.net/PageFiles/11045/001_boerderij-download-AAF11036D01.pdf -- The general way DE works is to dehydrate insects (such as fleas/ticks) -- they essentially dry up when they ingest it or walk through it. Good luck!
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This is made from the tiny shells of microscopic creatures. It will work on any bug or beetle with a hard shell (exoskeleton). It may take a while to notice but then it's thorough and lasts a very long time.
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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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James, If you meant to ask "will it work ON mosquitoes", the answer is definitely yes. In fact mosquitoes are listed on the label and I have used it for this pest many times with proven results. Cheers, Jonathan Customer Care U-Spray Bugspray
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Rosemary, I'm not sure about those specific bugs, but I was having issues with cockroaches and crickets. the bug spray from the store took care of the cockroaches, but not the crickets. I bought this stuff, and after the first spray the outside perimeter looked like a cricket and cockroach graveyard. I thought I was going to have to dig a trench for a mass burial in my front yard. From my experience with this product, I think it would be safe to assume it would knock out your beetle problem.
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Yes, I believe it will help. Insects with an exoskeleton are impacted by this product.
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I used the ladybugs on my flower garden. It's been a few year since I tried it (I just did the review recently, but I track my plants and documented the effort) I do remember a few showing up after the initial group left. They didn't stay either!
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It will, but remember this attracts mainly, bringing what you don't want, to feed on you first, then be lead to the kill. I was frustrated until I got mosquito nix, a fine mist emitted all around your patio, fence, eves and plant life, throughout your property. Killing all "Bad Bugs" but not harmful to pets or humans. It's a flower pollen, some people may be allergic to it, so just go inside when it emits, then go back out. Works great for the Texas size Mosquitos we have in Plano!
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I would say "yes". My good friend who has always used it says it works on dust mites and hair lice. It works on any bug with an exoskeleton. I've also used it with cinnamon and peppermint for spiders in the 100+ year old house I live in. This stuff is awesome. Be sure to use on pets and their bedding. Fleas hate it.
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Live bugs only......if it killed the eggs I'm sure it would be splashed all over the package advertisement
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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.
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I don't believe so. It's great for Gnats, Mosquitoes and no-seeums. I couldn't believe how well it worked to keep those bugs away. For Chiggers, I'd opt for something with Deet or use Sawyer Permethrin to treat your clothing.