Does this kill Springtails?
65935
Demon kills everything. Two packets per gal. Of water will kill everything. I have used this product for over ten yrs. It's amazing.
2148990
It kills by cutting through their exoskeletons and drying them up from the inside. It's not like a poison that kills immediately. Also there are eggs that are still being laid, and it will take a while for all of them to hatch and be exposed. Just have patience & it will work.
2045644
Yes, it kills everything but it's not an instant kill. It dries invisibly & the insects crawl through the residue & die later.
1612040
I checked the label and it says that it does kill Japanese Beetles ( adults ) I have not had any here but it has kept all bugs and things off my plants. I love it.
1697298
Yes. Bonide sedge ender will kill nutsedge (aka nutgrass). Pretty darn well too..From personal experience
2109808
yes It will kill them really well. They eat it and it don't kill them right away. They take it back to their nest. What they walk through it tracked back to nests to kill off the population. They crawl out looking for water (I guess since they turned up dead all around water sources) and then they die. The roaches not effected will eat the dead roaches and die too. (you won't have to leave dead roaches out...just good to know for ones that die inside walls) It is worth buying. Only issue I had Lynn was that I got 3 tubes when they advertised 4...but I wasn't even upset enough about it to bother contacting the seller. I was blown away with this product. yes It will kill them really well. They eat it and it don't kill them right away. They take it back to their nest. What they walk through it tracked back to nests to kill off the population. They crawl out looking for water (I guess since they turned up dead all around water sources) and then they die. The roaches not effected will eat the dead roaches and die too. (you won't have to leave dead roaches out...just good to know for ones that die inside walls) It is worth buying. Only issue I had Lynn was that I got 3 tubes when they advertised 4...but I wasn't even upset enough about it to... » Read More yes It will kill them really well. They eat it and it don't kill them right away. They take it back to their nest. What they walk through it tracked back to nests to kill off the population. They crawl out looking for water (I guess since they turned up dead all around water sources) and then they die. The roaches not effected will eat the dead roaches and die too. (you won't have to leave dead roaches out...just good to know for ones that die inside walls) It is worth buying. Only issue I had Lynn was that I got 3 tubes when they advertised 4...but I wasn't even upset enough about it to bother contacting the seller. I was blown away with this product. « Show Less
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BTW, a little goes a long way. Just one quick burst should do it. Of course, I am only referring to yellow jackets. Not sure of it's affect on other pests.
1112224
It says it kills them. I haven't used it for them specifically but it works for everything I have used it on.
588071
I only used this spray before the buds came out so I am not sure if it will kill the beetles. The best way I have found to get rid of them is to have all your neighbors use the Japanese Beetle traps in their yards as the traps seem to lure the beetles from everywhere.
1706383
Only kills the larvae, not the adults. So, if you see 'wiggle tails' in your pool this would certainly kill them. Probably safe for use in a pool.Very effective for controlling mosquito population.
1617653
Hi, yes it does kill spiders. We had 2 major bug problems and that was with fleas in the back yard and black widows around our garage. It helped tremendously with both. The trick is to lay down a light layer of the earth along the wall creases and corners if you are putting it on the inside of your house. You only want to do a light layer at first because you want them to walk through it, if it's too much they may avoid the area all together. Then after a week you lay down another light layer just to keep it fresh and to catch any stragglers that may still be out. I only dusted the inside of our house around our windows cause that's where they seemed come in at but we mainly used it outside. We dusted our whole back yard with it and then along the sides of the garage. Keep in mind to only lay it in the dry areas outside because if you lay it in an area that's always moist it won't do any good. But again same process, light layer at first, wait a week and then refresh or refresh anytime after it rains. Keep in mind it does take a few days for the bugs to die and they have to have walked through it in the first place but still it is effective. The fleas dropped pretty well after the first layer and as long as we keep up on refreshing the yard with it they are pretty much kept at bay. The spiders took a little longer but I think it's just because they took longer to walk through it. I hope this helps. :)
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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......
1631108
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 kill cattails but the recommended procedure has you dissolve it in the surrounding water(s). I have found that spraying glyphosphate on the upper exposed leaves will be more selective and will kill the cattails. You will probably want to boost the surfactant level in the spray so it wets the whole surface of the leaves. Most Glyphosphate formulations have some surfactant but more would be better.Dissolving Diuron in the pond water will kill most of the algae and vegetation but may be more drastic than you want. If you kill off all the pond plants too late in the season, they will decompose under the ice and will deplete the pond oxygen. Yes, it will kill cattails but the recommended procedure has you dissolve it in the surrounding water(s). I have found that spraying glyphosphate on the upper exposed leaves will be more selective and will kill the cattails. You will probably want to boost the surfactant level in the spray so it wets the whole surface of the leaves. Most Glyphosphate formulations have some surfactant but more would be better.Dissolving Diuron in the pond water will kill most of the algae and vegetation but may be more drastic than you want. If you kill off all the pond plants too late in the season,... » Read More Yes, it will kill cattails but the recommended procedure has you dissolve it in the surrounding water(s). I have found that spraying glyphosphate on the upper exposed leaves will be more selective and will kill the cattails. You will probably want to boost the surfactant level in the spray so it wets the whole surface of the leaves. Most Glyphosphate formulations have some surfactant but more would be better.Dissolving Diuron in the pond water will kill most of the algae and vegetation but may be more drastic than you want. If you kill off all the pond plants too late in the season, they will decompose under the ice and will deplete the pond oxygen. « Show Less
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No not really. They still came around where I had it put down. The sticky traps work the best. Doesnt repel them, which is what I'd prefer....But at least somethings killing them
276241
It kills them when you first spray. I am not sure about repelling them, for several months I do not have spiders or their webs in windows where I have sprayed and do not see any dead spiders, so maybe it is repelling them.
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JJ, Smilax is a genus that contains over 300 subspecies so its hard to say with any certainty that Trimec will kill every one found around the globe. But I've used it for at least a couple that were growing on some hardwoods in my back yard. No doubt it worked well and since the smilax I've seen is definitely a broadleaf, the result was fully expected. I say that because in my experience, Trimec will kill any broadleaf its sprayed on good or bad. With that being said, I believe it would work fine on the species you have as well. Cheers, Jonathan Customer Care U-Spray Bugspray