Will this kill brown recluse spiders?
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I would venture to say that it would, but really do not know. Spiders are on the list of things it kills. It , put a large dent in the outside wood roach population around the deck so I'm guessing it will kill brown recluses too. Joe
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It has to be ingested to work, since spiders are a predator I doubt it would have any effect on them. Ants maybe, but I think a spray would be more effective
636903
Yes ,it says so on the container. It will kill just about everything that walks crawls or fly.
353059
I can't say for sure, but its killed or kept away everything else. I suppose it would kill any insect. For the price and as much as you'll get, it's worth a shot. Hope that helps.
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no. It coats the bugs body on the any pile & suffocates them. this will not repel anything.
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I don't really know the answer to that question. I use it to spray around the exterior of my home to kill spiders in order to eliminate spider webs. It does a great job of controlling spiders.
1265166
Since this works by drying out the exoskeleton of insects causing them to die, I'm not sure that it would work on spiders.
1803069
I'm def. sure it will kill them.... I had an infestation of Scorpions, and It wiped them out completely. Plus, no spiders or webs even outside for more than a month. This is by far the best stuff I have ever used. I have been treating my own homes for 30 years and tried a lot of different chemicals......
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This stuff kills everything. I did not have creature alive after I set it off. Stink bugs, ants, spiders were all dead. These were set off in my kitchen and even insects in the upstairs bedrooms with the doors closed were dead.
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Yes, it will. It is designed to kill just about any living tree, shrub or plant. Be careful.
1200229
This is supposed to help repel and keep spiders away but will not kill them. I sprayed a mixture of peppermint oil, water and a drop of dish soap on curtains, outside foundation, vents, window sills and any visible opening or crack where spiders might get in through. It seems to have helped but I read that it's not permanent and you may have to continue spraying periodically (7-14 days). Try Neem oil, I read neem oil disrupts insects hormonal balance and makes it hard for them to grow and lay eggs. Also, look up organic food grade diatamaceous earth for spiders too. I tried a combination of all of these and have noticed it's helped.
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Definitely not - it could kill them. You also will need to remove any plants.
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I can tell you one thing, I had this set to repel bugs but there were spider webs on it 4 weeks into me plugging it up. If it couldn't scare away the spiders, I doubt a raccoon will be deterred.
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Tempo kills insects, centipedes and spiders. The main thing is to spray the areas where the wolf spider will come in contact with it
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I would be cautious as with any insect spray. Don't spray it on your bedding or on clothing. Make sure pets are out of the area (you too) until dry. Remember, it kills spiders it comes into contact with but it also keeps those entering the area from making webs, so the spiders die. I've used it in my basement, and in my storage locker in my apt where I now live.
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Sorry. I did not have a spider problem so I do not know. It was wonderful for my problem withgnats. I was infested with them and it took 12 of them in a 1500 ft. apt. but in three weeks they were down to a couple a day. Good luck.
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we would add one eighth cup to one gallon of water to start and see if it worked,then adding about a teaspoon at a time until it killed spidermites. Careful,depending on what you r trying to kill,it might need to be stronger or milder.