How is this product in regards to mosquito control when sprayed on brush, trees and other around the yard area?
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This product is worthless in south central texas. The product I use and have found most useful/easy-to-use/safe around pets and wildlife, is BAYER Complete Insect Killer with Imidacloprid and Cyfluthrin. Good luck with Triacide - only luck has a chance of working.
1081078
Roundup is a better product for this anti flying mosquito use.Spectracide is more for worms and other crawling bugs.
1081079
Roundup is a better product for this anti flying mosquito use. Spectracide is more for worms and other crawling bugs.
1081080
Hello. I do not know the answer to this as I used it for trying to get rid of the ants in my lawn. It kept them at bay but unfortunately they still persist.
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Yes we have seen no mosquitos after using this. My friend used this in half her yard to test it out. She said her & her husband call it their safe zone because it's like it created a bug free bubble in her yard. Needless to say they finished spraying the rest of their yard. We bought the small bottle first and then ended up buying the large size. We spray once a month or every 6 weeks. The good insects like bee's and ladybugs are safe. No harm to our 2 dogs. . It does what it says. . Worth the money. We keep an organic garden so this is a dream come true. How this helps
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It didn't work!! I even tried spraying it on the ground, which worked a little bit better then spraying it on the trees themselves. I suspect that what's needed is the 'professional' sprays which aren't available for home use.
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We are using the Dynatrap on our back deck (15ft x 15ft) and it works well there. No mosquitoes at all, but as soon as as you walk off the deck, unfortunately they are prevalent. So in short, Iwould say it works well in a small area, but certainly doesn't work in the large area that they say. It is also quiet and unobtrusive.
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Not a big area, but I think they work great. I have used them for a few years now. I put them outside my front and back door and the mosquitoes do not come in the house. When we are outside, I put a couple on the deck and we are not bothered.
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I love this stuff! I have not noticed that it kills or keeps away bees or butterflies. We have been inundated with mosquitos and can't go outside without 20 to 30 buzzing around us and our dogs. The Mosquito Barrier does not get rid of all mosquitos, but definitely makes going outside much more tolerable.
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I just followed the directions and it worked fairly well. That is, I did see a difference in the flies. I used it in a horse barn that has open areas to the outside. The spray was done inside, but the outside area was very close to the sprayed areas. It surely is worth a try if you are trying to control pests.
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We use it outside for mosquitoes. it works great on them, not many wasps or bees where we live.
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I just sprayed the leaf area. My fear is that over spraying would kill everything in the area. Spraying the upper area seemed to be sufficient.
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Debrainer, In fact mosquitoes are easy to kill so any of the listed concentrates you mentioned will do the job. In other words, they're all equally effective. But when it comes to mosquitoes (and other flying pests), the real key to success is not the product you use but instead, how you apply it. And if you refer to our site for details in our mosquito article, you'll learn that "mist blowing" is by far the best way to treat. So if you're only spraying using a traditional pump sprayer or hose end sprayer, you'll only get marginal results. But if you use a good misting machine - electric or gas powered like the ones we mention in our article - you'll get amazing results. This is primarily due to the mist covering everything compared to a liquid which barely touches 10% of what you think you sprayed. And by covering everything, there is no place for the targeted pests to hide. In summary, focus more on the equipment you're using for mosquitoes, noseeums, biting flies, gnats, etc. and not the active if you're looking to get the best results. And by matching up the right equipment for the area you're needing to treat, you'll be able to get incredible results using any of the actives you asked about. Cheers, Jonathan Customer Care U-Spray Bugspray
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I live on 3+ acres, 2500+ square feet home and it works very well if you spray it like you're supposed to, at least once a month on all window sills and doorways inside and outside. An exterminator recommended this and I have used it for over 10 years.
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I was targeting mosquitoes at the height of the season. It killed everything. I did have to use it twice about two or three weeks apart. But, I think I may have had better results if I had used it earlier in the season. I was very happy with this product.
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It will kill whatever it comes in contact with. However, the mosquitos from outside your spraying perimeter will just fly on over... same as the fogger, sure it kills everything it touches, but there's thousands more ready to move in. You can lower the nuisance level, but never eradicate it unless you live in a bubble.
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The instructions and information on the label states that it controls while flies and further states "for use on: "outdoor trees and shrubs". If you want to be sure of the application, I would suggest you contact the manufacturer VPG at 230 FM 87, Bonham, TX 75418 or www.fertilome.com. Hope this helps.
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My favorite spray is Liquid Fence, but it does smell badly for several hours. Deer Out seems to be working well so far for the last two years and although I have never used it on the lawn I would think it would be effective.
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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.
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I used it last summer (Tampa Bay area) and had good results. I put it in a pump sprayer and sprayed all around the doors, base of the house, on the walls, and deck. Not as many got in the house since they weren't hanging around the doors. With all our rains, I had to re spray every couple of days though. It seems to repel them for awhile. I didn't have as many getting in the house last season. If it looked like there was going to be a few days of no rain, I would spray the shrubbery too. You definitely need to strain the juice with some cheese cloth as you put it in the sprayer. It's garlic particles will clog the sprayer wand. I wore disposable gloves when handling the cheese cloth. That STRONG garlic smell will stick with you if you get it on you. It didn't get rid of them all, but it did help, and it's not toxic. Reapply as often as you like. Just don't spray the bees and butterflies directly.