Would this work to dust inside walls for carpenter ants?
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For carpenter ants and roaches, you can remove outlet covers to dust alongside the electrical boxes to get into the wall voids. Good thing it's plastic!
588736
Yes it sure would! My old Pest control man in Florida used this for ant issues inside our home there. He even took off electric outlet covers and treated behind walls with this. We no longer use chemicals we use only DE for pest control with this inside and out and it works great! Just ordered a second one for my neighbor.
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I would be careful about using this product wet to scrub the baseboards. This is because the duster is large and some of the dirt being removed from the baseboards may get tracked on to your painted walls. If your walls are painted with flat paint they can get dirt stains that may be more work to clean.
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Yes it will work perfectly to kill all the ants, roaches, etc. Indeed it kills all insects. This is a very powerful product. Since I introduced it in my home, no more roaches nor insects. Sprinkle around corners and little holes in your house especially in the kitchen area, cabinets, under the stove, fridge, etc
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In my experience, the 10 amps of power pull dust bunnies out from under dressers that I can't see or even know they are there. My dust bunnies consist of hair from both a Pomeranian dog and 2 cats and it gives me great satisfaction to know how clean my floor really is. Works really well for toe-kicks in the kitchen, too. Anything that is specifically targeted, like along edges and corners, wouldn't have a chance unless it's glued to the floor.
1488689
Probably, but this net is mainly for larger debris. You could go back with a skimmer net to get the smallest particles. Also, i would think these ants would end up in the skimmer trap.
1712077
We use it in Australia. Don't think we have any carpenter ants here. My friend highly recommended it and it works here.
609117
I suppose in theory it would work. I would worry about water getting into the cracks in the floor and developing mold and if you get any water into the walls the insulation will wick in up into the walls and then you could get mold there. I would probably do a lot of research before I tried this but I understand your wanting to use something powerful to clean the floor and this would do that
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I couldn't find anything that prohibits its use on walls, but dust mites tend to live on soft surfaces, so I guess I'm wondering why you'd consider that? lol
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Yes, but it depends on what your using and the purpose. I use it to spray insecticide dust in voids. It will spray a cloud of dust.
1778257
No, this is STRICTLY for roaches. However, there are licensed products in tubes like this for ants.
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Yes, it should do a good job to keep out drywall dust. However, I ended up removing it due to condensation buildup while using it
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I would think so. Just test a small area first. My cleaning service actually uses it as a dusting agent throughout my home.
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I don't see why not. I put it around my wooded retaining wall and within a few days there were piles of dead ants all over the place. I haven't seen any more since. And that has been about a year ago.
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FC Ant Killer is what I used. The add for it does in fact identify carpenter ants as one of the targeted species. I was getting some ants inside so I did some baiting indoors. However I noticed when I left my grill cover on the raised wood deck for a few days there were a number of carpenter ants hiding under it when I lifted it up. I treated that area and squirt some on the ground through the deck slats and recovered the area with the grill cover for 3 days (treating one additional time). Ants have disappeared.
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I haven't tried it on dust, but it might work - it has enough power, I think, to do so. It works really well on crumbs.
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I really don't think that it would be powerful enough to pull the amount of dust a woodstove creates. We used to have a woodstove so I have a good idea what you're talking about. I think you will definitely need something larger. Unfortunately, our shark stopped working and we had to send it back. We used it in a bedroom and I think it is designed for small spaces only if I remember correctly.
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I've used it several times on fire ant mounds, it seems to be pretty effective,, whether it's more effective than some of the other products intended solely for that purpose remains unclear. I will say this though we had an issue with carpenter ants in our house that were almost impossible to stop , even our pest control company couldn't put a stop to the ants. Since I started spraying the Demon product pretty heavy around the perimeter 3 or 4 times a year we no longer have them inside the house.