can you use this in a cuttle bug?
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I am not sure. I have a Big Shot and used it in that. But the Cuttlebug appears to be very similar, so I dont see why not. But again, not totally sure.
1299454
I don't see any reason why you couldn't. Most of Sizzix dies are compatible with other machines and vice versa. Just have to make sure your cutting plates are tight, but not too tight.
1836962
I used it on leaf miners because they are inside the leaf and a surface spray wouldn't kill them. Haven't tried it on scale, but it should work because it puts something in the tree sap that kills the bugs. We're eating the lemons and oranges from the trees, and so far (six months) have encountered no problems.
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Any time. BTW - this product is awesome for general pests inside and out. It's especially good for spiders and ticks.
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Probably, but check you warranty about using dies made by a different mfg. Don't force the die if it doesn't perform like a cuttlebug die.
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I honestly don't know but I would say probably not because the buzzy bee is very hard. The only good thing would be maybe the ice pack but I highl doubt it also. I have the buzzy bee and it sure works for shots.
1142105
I don't believe it is wide and strong enough for such a bug. Great on flies, spiders, ants, teeny crickets.
1467358
Yes you can but only if you have the dies such as Sizzix or Tim Holtz dies. These dies are a little over 1/2 inch thick which will take the place of the "A" plate of the Cuttlebug. You can purchase different types of designs from Amazon or your local craft stores. These dies have a black firm foam top with the designs cut into it. You can also cut chip board using these dies. Hope this helps.
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I'm. Sorry I bought this product so long ago. I know it didn't work for my problem. If they are insects I would buy the diatomaceous earth food grade. It cuts them in half if they walk through it. An it is safe if u breath it. But I wouldn't. I bought baby powder an took out the powder then put the dial.earth in the container. Then spread the. D. E. Where you need to. A little gos a long way. I had to move from where I was living to get rid of whatever it was. Compleat nightmare. Charlotte
1468393
We haven't tried it with live bugs yet. Our grandsons have used it to pretend with plastic bugs. Waiting for the spring.
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No, I dont believe so. There are special machines made just for that purpose. The cuttlebug cuts papers, light cardboard,vinyl and thin foam. Hope this helps.
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No, it is just glue. The bugs scurry across if you put them along your wall or in the corners and get stuck. I guess you could put some bait there yourself, but they work as-is for me. I prefer to cut off the tops and only use the flat glue bottom part alone as it tricks the bugs better into thinking they are just scurrying across a plain floor.
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No, I would not do that. It is meant to be used to catch bugs, moths - it kills them when they stick to it.
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I suppose you could. It is poison and you don't know what is on the disc already and how the two would react. I would just spray it and let it dry. It does not lure them into anything, just kills them.
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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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If you're talking about catching one after another, but leaving them in the container, yes. You can suck up one bug, re-compress the chamber, and then suck up more bugs. The first one will not be able to get out. I have done this twice. Then you can empty them all at once.
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We use it for slugs of course. I don't remember using it but I must have last year. I also love lady bugs but don't often see them. They don't act like slugs so I doubt it would get to them. Lady bugs are such a good infestation. . . . Judy in Sitka, Alaska
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Yes, It is not a poison, they must come in contact with the powder itself. Insects have an external skeleton, and it acts like little razor blades on any moving part of the bugs. and they dehydrate and die.