does it work on flour beetles?
1064229
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.
1064230
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!
1064231
yes farmers orignally used diatomaceous earth mixed in flour to keep weavers out
1750123
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.
171523
Yes. I have used it for flour and corn tortillas. Both work well. It seems you need a little less pressure with the corn tortillas, but it will work for flour.
922136
I don't know. I did not use it on carpenter ants. I did however, have other ants besides fire ants and carpenter ants, and it did work on those.
817570
One of our apartments had carpet beetles and we used Orthene combined with Gentrol liquid that took them out in one spray. We did not need the gentrol because there were none living after the Orthene. So, while it might work, I think you would be better off with a direct spray.
1654100
Hi, I don't know. I only used it for silver fish and small beetles. To be honest, it doesn't really do a good job of killing bugs, but it does slow them down enough to catch them. I like this product because it is non-toxic. It's good enough.
1988970
I've no idea. They gassed our house so bad we threw them away after they made my wife physically ill. Don't know what they do to carpet beetles but I do know what they did to my wife. Traps in trash=wife felt better within 12 hours.
773484
I only know from what i have read on the internet, it works on bedbugs. Maybe the container says it works on termites too, I couldn't say, i already used up the container and threw it away. good luck
1366224
It works on crickets, roaches, ants, just about every insect pest. AND you do not have to touch the creature carcasses to dispose of them. These are great devices, simple, cheap & effective.
2020630
It should...it works on a lot of bugs. I've only had to spray for bugs once. Its pretty awesome!!
2202125
on the package it says for ants, aphids, assassin bugs, boxelder bugs, california oakworms, centipedes, chiggers, chinch bugs, cockroaches, crickets, earwigs, elm leaf beetle, firebrats, fleas,flies, millipedes, mites, mosquitos, pillbugs, silverfish, sowbugs, termites. So I guess it would work on stinkbugs.
1797257
I have no experience with carpet beetles. I realize this product is 'safe,' but I won't buy it again. I don't think it's very effective. The minty 'fragrance' doesn't last any longer than a month.
1503753
It only works on Japanese beetle grubs any other type of grub you should use BT bacillus thuringiensis, it works all all grubs except the Japanese beetle.
2029573
It does work to kill the grubs the moles seek. It's not an over night solution but will work. Add some milky spores to the mix and your problem will be solved.
721614
Yes! It is almost like flour and works for everything! Grubs, fleas, worms, any pests and/or insects! And it works! Vet recommended. Safe for children and animals. I read its best to scatter in yard before rain and rain will soak it into ground.
285026
I don't personally know if it will, however I don't see why not since the active ingredient kills insects, weevils are insects. A tip on future weevil invasions ... they like flour anything, so noodles, cookies, anything that has flour in the ingredients they will like - I found that putting the different items inside various plastic sealable containers stopped the problem, so when weevils come home in your groceries (because that's how they get into the pantry), the outbreak is contained to one container and they don't invade the entire pantry. Good luck&#128077;
139558
I have read that it does but am really not sure. My experience has primarily been with roaches and it has not met expectations.