Would this be a good product for mixing with water and spraying my entire yard for mosquitos?
1163341
We Live in Arizona and don't have mosquitos here so I honestly cannot say if it is effective on mosquitos. I would check with the people that sell it, they should be able to answer your question.
1163342
It is recommended for mosquitos but I have not used it for that so I cannot give any first-hand expericence.
1163343
Have not tried it on Mosquitos, but it kills just about everything. Approximately 2 capfulls mixed with 5 gallons of water will cover hundreds of square ft applied with a backpack sprayer. For Mosquitos install or buy fans they can't fly to you in any sort of breeze.
1176848
I got it to kill some othrt bugs. But you add it to pond water, I think, for mosquitoes.
1065511
Seems like overkill. One jug of Drive will do your size lawn 10x over. Hose sprayer, 4-5 TBsp per gallon ratio. In my sprayer I add 12 oz of Drive and 2 oz of surfactant. (Always use surfactant!) Seriously for you I would just go to Home Depot or Lowes and get a $12 bottle of crabgrass & weed killer. Save your money.
1532440
It actually worked pretty good. We sprayed my yard and surrounding vegitation. As the sun went down they mosquitos were less prevelant. The gallon goes a long way. We only used a quarter of it for a very large area. Its only really effective for about 2 days and you have to spray again.
402357
I've used it for gnats while fishing. I believe it's quite effective. Requires frequent application. Have not specifically tested it for mosquitos.
1194944
guess you mean ground-water that stays long enough to birth mosquitos , am sure they would work but seems you would have to retrieve them when the ground dried & they might just get buried in the clay... have only used them in my rain barrels and they work GREAT, better than the dunks because they do not float away when the barrels overflow, I think I would use the dunks on ground water because they float
1336206
The mosquito larvae will grow in any water so birdbath should be treated too. (Check with mfg if it's safe for birds) You can use the bits for small amounts water, but you have to keep refililng it.
527477
I haven't used it for that. But you could possibly go online and look at the manual to see if it is recommended. I think you can spray pretty much anything with this machine as long as you get to the proper viscosity.
1224902
For home use, i have found the liquid easy (and safe) to mix. And the persistence of the results seem in line with the product claims. So i have had no reason to try the powder. Also, if the solution dries on the ground, i would wonder if the powder would become airborne. With the liquid, i worried at first that the sprinklers operating on subsequent days would wash away the insecticide, but iI've been spraying the house perimeter and planted areas every 10 weeks and I've had zero bug problems.
1388916
I don't think that method will work very well since the product is kinda like super fine sawdust with nematodes living on the surfaces. It would be very hard to disperse without getting it mixed in a bunch of water. I used a pump up sprayer and removed the spray tip, but a watering can would work too. If you use a pump up sprayer, do not pressure it up to much or you might kill the little guys. This product was very effective.
575030
I'd read the label. Regular lawn irrigation likely dilutes its potency. It could work but may need to be applied more frequently than the label recommends in sprinkler locations.
560034
Yes, it would work. The spray is adjustable and it would probably, and thoroughly, water the area in about 20 minutes. As much as I really like this product I really believe that it's application in this small area is not cost effective. I would recommend an adjustable oscillating sprinkler on a water timer at the faucet that works of water flow. Each is readily available online. Good Luck!
1814875
It is a granular substance that sits on top of the soil. As the plant is watered, it slowly dissolves into the soil over a period of several weeks. It is meant to be a systemic insecticide which is drawn in by the roots, so no, I don't think it would dissolve quickly and thoroughly enough to use in a sprayer. ALSO, if you pull-up the product label on-line, you could contact the manufacturer.
924098
I have no idea - only used it for Mosquitos - it works very well for that. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful.
1994825
I have found that if you spray up high like on a fence etc, then it will cut down on mosquitoes. Those little buggers are a nuisance. I have also purchased a "citronella plant" and that also seems to help. Hope this helps!
698031
Probably not the best choice for killing mosquitos. This product works best in areas that are closed. It produces a toxic vapor and is not recommended to be used in areas where people or pets live, breathe and work. If you have a mosquito problem for example in your attic or basement, then yes, it would more than likely kill the mosquitos. But it will not work well in ventilated rooms nor will it work outdoors.
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There is a product on Amazon called Mosquito Bits. I bought some for our pet water bowls and put in just a few granules. It can also be used on soil. This might work for you.