how about cockroaches
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This is evidently a general pesticide and it does work on anything that crawls through it. I would be worried about having it out in the open if it you have pets. Treat it with respect! The warnings on the label are very strong!
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It kills everything. Spiders, ticks, fleas, cockroaches. I will strongly recomended.
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Well, it killed the wasps that we had in the siding in less than 24 hours. The professional exterminators told us that what they used took up to 10 days to garner any results. Anything that potent can be used for roaches. However, I wouldn't leave it in open spaces where it can become airborne. Especially with children and animals around. Good luck!
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I don't have roaches but the product worked well on yellow jacket infestation.
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http://www.andrewseltz.com/2008/02/02/killing-roaches-part-3-eradicating-roach-colonies-with-diatomaceous-earth/ Hope this is helpful!
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Most definitely, the small roaches were smaller than expected. About the size of a small store bought cricket.
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Cats and dogs are fine with it. I have one upstairs and downstairs and they never seemed to notice. I don't know about cockroaches and termites but we don't have any so maybe! We have the Pest A Cator in our cabin and people always comment on the fact that there are no bugs or spiders in the house even though we are surrounded by a forest.
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Really don't know about millipedes as I purchased the product for cockroaches which I must say has had some positive results.
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Hi. I live in the Dominican Republic and have one of these in each room of the house. It takes care of pretty much everything. I don't have roaches any longer. Its also great at getting rid of spiders. Hope this helps.
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I don't know about the roaches, because our main insect problem was with ants, earwigs and spiders. I do know when you put it down it needs to have time to dry in order for it to have a lasting effect. We usually put it around the outside of the house and then also the inside of the house. The only time we end up with bugs is when we delay in putting it down. Been using it for 4 years now and I'm hesitant to try anything else. This works well so I'm sticking with it.
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To be honest I saw little affect of these devices. I wound up paying a pesticide service to finally get rid of the cockroach infestation I tried to fight with alternative ways for years. By the way use peppermint oil for aroma therapy, it seemed to make the cockroaches multiply!
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I know first hand it kills roaches and mosquitos. Check with your local do-it-yourself pest control, they should know.
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Roaches yes, spiders yes, although it doesn't call out specific species. It does not say grasshoppers but It does say crickets. Toxic to fish and cats! I have used for spiders and ants and it works well. Here is a link to a PDF file for treatment and specific insects. http://www.doyourownpestcontrol.com/SPEC/LABELS/PermethrinSFR_Label.pdf
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I don't know about that, I used it for roaches mostly and it seemed to take care of ants and spiders also; not sure about moths My opinion though, is that anything that can kill a cockroach, can probably kill anything!
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I wondered this myself, however, I watched a couple of sick roaches in the bathroom yesterday so I think they do try to eat it.
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I do not know about mosquitos or roaches, but we built our house almost ten yrs ago now and have only had evidence of one mouse in our house...it had found it's way to my daughters opened Halloween candy! With that said, I do believe it is the reason we have not had any other mice, especially considering we live in the country with fields next to our property.
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Yes, it kills all life cycles of invertebrates, including roaches. It may take up to two weeks for you to completely eliminate them as they are hardy but it will "get 'em."
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a lot of average insects that you would see in your yard crickets and grasshoppers that sort of stuff. They are not very big
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Not sure I had mostly German roaches and saw the big ones we call Palmetto bugs once in a while. Haven't seen either in a few months.
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Some really big roaches can eventually make their way off the pad, but it will catch many of them for sure. It will take a mean one a day or two to eventually get off, so you'll have time to kill him anyway.