Can i use this indoor like attic? I have a lots of silverfishs and it's gettin out of control!
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You can but the main ingredient is garlic. I wouldn't put it down any more than 2 oz/gal or your house could smell like a pizzaria.
1856182
Not really sure about your situation, but, being confined to a power chair, Hoveround, I shot a little Iinvict behind my appliances and under the sink. It's like a fishing lure, the bugs found it. I hope this will help and you don't have to move a lot of stuff.
1479979
That would be too close to the turtles since the house is not that deep, so I wouldn't advise it. It might harm the turtle, not to mention be dangerous to heat the metal cage.
1468131
Doubt it, the space needs to be restrictive like a gopher hole, and the gas might shoo them away but not likely to kill them, maybe babies in a nest if you could get it right in their face. It would be highly undesirable to have the gas seep up into your house. I suggest a live trap then dispatch them, set up a blind and off them ( if you have the time and patience), seal up the house better, get a food-type bait poison. Good hunting.
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I wouldnt release them all indoors if its your home. Indoors is fine if you have a grow room or greenhouse. Outdoors, mist the plants with water and wait till evening when the sun is going down. They will disperse looking for food and water. If the plants are wet, they will stick around and lay eggs, but if not, they will fly off looking for water and food. Best investment I've made in my aquaponic garden yet!
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Short answer is yes. I assume you're talking about silverfish and bugs you would see in a sink. When I spray, I spray around all the pipes and the drains. This product is safe for food handling places also. Search for a pdf label and read the indoor use section, it will give you more specifics.
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I don't know exactly what you need for your bathroom but this definitely seems like overkill. My suggestion would be find a better bathroom exhaust fan and make sure the fan is exhausted correctly to the attic. Maybe all you need to do is clean your existing exhaust fan.
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I used one like this on the balcony of a 5th floor apartment one time. Instead of burying the bottom lip of it, just fill the inside up about 6" deep with dirt. You can thrown your own worms in the top for the same effect -- get them at a bait store if nowhere else. Definitely don't forget the worms, though.
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Hi, from what I've learned, the attic would be considered as indoors, and this unit can do both. However, the challenge will occur with the installationof the correctly sized gas pipes that will be connected, to the unit in the attic. It can get costly! Good Luck!!
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I've used mine in my attic but I have 2 neighbors who use theirs outside and we all have had excellent results. I sometimes use peanut butter and sometimes use bacon with dog food. So far last winter I got 5 rats. Now I'm going to put it outside in a protected area and hope I get the squirrels that rob my pecan and almond trees.
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I wouldn't place this in a bare attic, bc of the fiberglass dust PLUS the heat. Why not hide it on a top shelf of a closet, and just use wire ties on a metal grill shelf to hold 2 large fans to move air across it? You can "build" a hide place with an up side down large boot box with slits.
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Your house is not the optimal habitat for this species of roaches. Unless your home stays around 90 degrees, you will be fine. Also they have a specific diet that isnt found just laying around your home. The roach will eventually die. They also tend to lose energy from not being in 90 degree heat, they become very slow and easy to catch. Most literally just stop moving after awhile. If these were regular common roaches, it'll be a different story. But these are dubia roaches who thrive in a tropical environment, which your house surely is not. (I had a few escape before. They didnt survive too long. I found them later.)
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I would not use this in a attic. It will not move enough air and is not set for temp
164310
We use it for our 2-lb goldfish. We raise temp to about 78 force the ich to cycle and she handles it well. While it's almost impossible to completely get rid of Ich, this medication knocks it out enough to get her healthy again. We notice she gets sick more often in the summer when we have hot and then cool weather. We have installed a heater to keep the temp as close to 74 as possible. Good luck!
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If you are lucky, never. Once the birds move in, you have to worry about the air temperature remaining stable because the walls aren't thick enough, the suction cups not failing when the birds are moving around inside and of course, you can't use the room the box is hung on because movement behind the box through the window will discourage the birds too. (Yeah... they didn't mention THAT in the ads, did they?)
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You can use anything with a filter for goldfish so it should be fine. Just change half the water about once every 2 weeks.
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Depends on the number of fish, I have eight large goldfish and after one week there was plenty left in the hoppers, I'm planning a three week vacation soon and am planning use it again then. Mind you because it's an outside pond the fish can manage if it does run out but I'm pretty confident it won't.