Does it kill Cheyletiella?
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I'm sure it would do a great job...this is superb stuff for my dog....I should bath him at least 2x/week to keep his delicate skin in good condition.
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I have to be honest. I do not know. Never had my dog diagnosed with Cheyletiella. I have a Parsons Jack Russell Terrier. This shampoo is the first go to treatment that usually does the job before having to go the the vet. My dog occasionally gets a rash on his whole underside. Bumpy, red, and sometimes oozy. He's nerotic and can aggresively itch making the condition worse in matter of 3 days. Chest, armpit, belly and down to the insides of his hind legs. If I see him itching a lot for at least 2 days and see any signs of a rash, he gets a Malaseb Shampoo bath. It usually stops his itchiness quickly if done early, and the rash doesn't have time to progress. He loves the stuff. I truly think he associates the shampoo with irradicating the itchiness. I've put off a couple of times addressing his condition and the rash got bad. It took longer for the healing process, but it does work. During the warmer months, I also have him on Frontline treatment. He doesn't have fleas or ticks or lice problems, but it seems to help in preventing getting a particular skin mite. Sorry I couldn't help with addressing your specific question.
636903
Yes ,it says so on the container. It will kill just about everything that walks crawls or fly.
237341
Yes. This product is a bacterium that is selectively toxic to caterpillars, so it will not hurt plants, people, pets, birds, or anything besides caterpillars. It can be used on broccoli to control cabbage loppers, tomatoes to control tomato horn worms, as well as on fruit trees to control tent caterpillars. Can be applied up to the day of harvest.
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According to other comments here it will kill Wild Violets. I have no first hand experience with killing Wild Violets.
2021197
Yes it will. Just spread it around where you know they are. It can kill bedbugs, ticks, ants, carpenter ants, termites, fleas. For bedbugs just put it around the bed posts at the floor. They cannot fly so they will have to walk in it. Do not breath it is the only warning. Chemical companies do not like it so they made the FDA and USDA keep this secret hush hush.
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Yes. It kills leaves that it touches but does not penetrate to the roots like other weed killers. What hits the ground slightly decreases the Ph level for a day or 2 then dissipates, leaving no change to soil conditions. My understanding is that the acetic acid severely dehydrates the plant instead of outright poisoning.
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A mixture of vinegar, salt and dishsoap should kill dandelions, so I would expect that this would as well. Don't get it on your skin.
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It would no doubt kill them... BUT i would not spray this around my food. The little cardboard traps especially designed for pantry moths seem to work best for those pesky cridders.
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No, it will kill all but the very hardiest plant. Now, I do put it directly on some particularly nasty weeds in my yard. It will kill them, and then the grass eventually grows back.
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Yes. If the DE comes in contact with an ant then it will eventually kill it.
1132773
The product comes with a very large listing (inside it's folding label) of trees etc that it will kill. I suggest you buy one and see how that works. I bought several as I had 35 Oleanders to kill. And it works great. Just beware to follow safety directions.
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Yes it will kill the worms as well, for ant hills buy "amdro", the workers will take the bait and feed it to the queen and it will kill the queen, once the queen is dead, within two days all ants will die too, Bifen XTS 25.1% is very powerful
858646
YES. But, you will want to avoid anything that will kill beneficial bacteria, such as H2O2 and Enzyme's
2099930
Yes it does kill Creeping Chalie but You must apply this herbicide in the FALL
2134953
Yes. It will kill anything. I mix 12 oz of Remedy with one gallon of diesel. This diesel aids the Remedy to leach onto the plant better.
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I know for sure if you can discover any hole they are going in and out of and squirt a little of this dust into it, you will not see any using that hole again. It will kill them for sure.
2019012
According to the label it does kill the Emerald Ash Borer. This is a systemic product and should be applied BEFORE the ash borer makes an appearance. I haven't used this product on my ash trees, I use a different product each spring for the borer. I have had good luck with this product over the last 2 years now on my hackberry trees and plan to keep using it. I'll continue to treat my ash trees the way I have in the past just because of product cost (I have a lot of ash trees).