do u have to spray the bug or its residue will continue to kill them and does its actually works
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What i have seen is you have to use it every week for about two months to kill the next batch of eggs that hatch. It is a slow process but it will get them in the end. This spray leaves a white film on every thing that you spray with it. It feels chalky.
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Yes this product does work. Keep using it even after you don't see any bugs. I haven't seen any bugs for a few months now, but I still continue to use this product along with daily cleaning rituals. Keep at it, it is hard work...There will be relief.
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It shoud. it scrapes the "skin" of the bugs and they dehydrate. sprinkle on lightly--try not to breathe it, maybe put a plastic cover over the powder and under the sheet for a couple days, then vacuum it off and start with new powder. not instant, takes a bit for them to die. Make sure you treat long enough that you get any hatching eggs or you will have to start all over again. probably a couple weeks minimum. Check with your local health department or online to see how long between eggs and hatch and new eggs.
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It works on Bedbugs which are very hard to get rid off, I would say one of the hardest. Once I sprayed it in a corners of the room and bed and mattress all kinds of bugs showed up dead. I would give it a try.
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I know it kills aphids. It will not kill stink bugs directly.. But will kill the eggs.... So they can't repopulate...Try..it can't hurt.. Spray every week for a while where u see them. Also look up Howard Garrett Dirt Doctor. Won't hurt ur pets or children either. I Googled to get more info..
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I disagree with both of the other answers. It is much more effective than standard nozzles. It will get some of the bugs off but you still need to brush the residue.
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Hi, the word "insecticide" means it will kill(cide) the insects some time after direct contact. IMHO what matters the most is spraying along the insects sites. U want them to step on the residue. Hope this helps
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Our experience has been that you must spray directly on the bugs for it to be effective. Personally, we did not have much success with bully.
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Yes it will kill potato bugs. we have used all different kinds of bug sprays and this one is the only one that has worked. LOVE IT !!!!!!
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The smell is a little strong but it isn't toxic to pets or people. When I had a bug problem I would spray around the edeges of the bed before going to sleep to keep the biting critters away. I got used to the smell after a time. It took close to five moths to eradicate the bugs in my situation. It only kills by direct contact with the bugs. They have to crawl through it or you have to spray it on them. It does work as a repelant though, they seem to stay away if it is sprayed around the bed before going to bed. You really need to find the nest and kill all the bugs within it before the problem will go away. The smell is a little strong but it isn't toxic to pets or people. When I had a bug problem I would spray around the edeges of the bed before going to sleep to keep the biting critters away. I got used to the smell after a time. It took close to five moths to eradicate the bugs in my situation. It only kills by direct contact with the bugs. They have to crawl through it or you have to spray it on them. It does work as a repelant though, they seem to stay away if it is sprayed around the bed before going to bed. You really need to find the nest and kill all the bugs within it before the... » Read More The smell is a little strong but it isn't toxic to pets or people. When I had a bug problem I would spray around the edeges of the bed before going to sleep to keep the biting critters away. I got used to the smell after a time. It took close to five moths to eradicate the bugs in my situation. It only kills by direct contact with the bugs. They have to crawl through it or you have to spray it on them. It does work as a repelant though, they seem to stay away if it is sprayed around the bed before going to bed. You really need to find the nest and kill all the bugs within it before the problem will go away. « Show Less
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Any insects that goes inside the screen will be killed, unfortunately.If they don't go & just fly around it, they won't get killed, ;-)
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It lists bed bugs as one of the bugs that it will kill, we have used this product for years and it essentially kills any crawling, flying insect, including fleas. We use this in our house, it is safe once it has dried!
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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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been a while since i bought this product, but the way i unerstand and i could be wrong, is that the enzymes eat /destroy mold and beyond that if a bug comes into contact with it, the enzymes eat away at their outer armor eventually the bug dries out and dies. so i would say it should work on the bugs you mentioned. both by killing the bugs themselves and destroying their food source the mold. i used it to help a lice situation my daughter kept running into at her school. it definitely helped in that so i would say it'd be a good option. i would take other measures as well by sealing the areas where the bugs are sneaking in. been a while since i bought this product, but the way i unerstand and i could be wrong, is that the enzymes eat /destroy mold and beyond that if a bug comes into contact with it, the enzymes eat away at their outer armor eventually the bug dries out and dies. so i would say it should work on the bugs you mentioned. both by killing the bugs themselves and destroying their food source the mold. i used it to help a lice situation my daughter kept running into at her school. it definitely helped in that so i would say it'd be a good option. i would take other measures as well by sealing the... » Read More been a while since i bought this product, but the way i unerstand and i could be wrong, is that the enzymes eat /destroy mold and beyond that if a bug comes into contact with it, the enzymes eat away at their outer armor eventually the bug dries out and dies. so i would say it should work on the bugs you mentioned. both by killing the bugs themselves and destroying their food source the mold. i used it to help a lice situation my daughter kept running into at her school. it definitely helped in that so i would say it'd be a good option. i would take other measures as well by sealing the areas where the bugs are sneaking in. « Show Less
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I am not sure if it kills black widow spiders with direct contact. I used it for the roach problem that I had at my apartment and it had worked perfectly. Well even though roaches didn't die when I sprayed it directly on them, I did notice an exponential increase in dead roaches in the days followed to no roaches till now. Now not only I don't see any roaches in my apartment, but also not any other bugs. So to answer your question from my experience I'm confident that it will get rid of black widow spiders possibly by both ways of contact.
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It will kill them yes, but only if the flies go to it. Flies are not attracted to light like many other bugs. There are special traps made just for flies that would work much better for you, because they will attract the flies.
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I personally wouldn't know, (because I didn't see the eggs/larvae themselves) but if not on contact, it probably kills them within seconds or minutes at the most, probably. Either way, this product works!! I'm not a paid reviewer or someone affiliated with the company that makes this in any way, shape or form, but I stand by my reviews and opinions on this. If you're still wondering whether or not to get this product, I'd say go for it: It gets it done!!