Is this product water soluble? Can you clean up the trapped bug mess with water?
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Hi Jeff, Not sure if water soluble, but the label states to clean the petroleum distallates with mineral spirits or cooking oil, then wash with soap and water. (I would imagine it's not water soluble, but the telephone number on the label for questions is (800) 767-8658. In reference to the cleanup, I merely discard the yellow saticky pieces in the garbage, therefore virtually no cleanup necessary! (I do wear rubber gloves to avoid contact with the glue, as it is extremely "sticky"!) Hope that helps.........
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No, the best way is to apply it to strips of cardboard then you just throw away the board and the bugs. Then repeat as needed.
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This produce is not water soluble. We've used it only on hard surfaces and after trapping hundreds of gnats and deer flies we scraped it off with a knife and reapplied it with the brush located inside the cap. We are using it again this year with great results.
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No. It's basically an acid in solution. As long as you keep it sealed it will be fine. I keep a mild solution it a spray bottle for quick sanitation and have never had a problem. It's amazing stuff.
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I do the same as the other responder. Spray it on, let it sit for a few minutes and rinse it off with the hose. If there is a little left a damp sponge will remove it easily. This is the best bug remover I have ever used, even if the bugs have been on for awhile.
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It tells on the back of the bottle. I mixed it with water into a giant spray bottle. The stuff is strong and oily so I think I only used about a tablespoon in one liter of water. It got rid of pests immediately but you have to have it ready for when you first see them.
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I think it would be fine as long as you do nit submerge it. The package has dry contents that you need to add water too. This makes the product STINK to high heaven. It will attack flies, which is what your garbage can does anyway without buying an extra product. Not sure you want it in your garbage can. It will literally "gag a maggot". BUT, on the up side, my dog thought it smelled pretty darned good, pulled it out of the tree and ate and rolled in it...
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Actually you don't have to mix that wsp powder with water just spread the powder without mixing with water .its an insecticide that I have ever found and it can kill ants,bedbugs, roaches and other insects.use the powder duster to spray the powder.Thanks
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It is liquid. You mix it with water. I had Mosquitos so bad you could not go I'm the back yard. I mix 2 ounces with 1 gal water and it keeps them gone for 3 months. It is awesome.
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This product will kill on contact, but it has to be direct contact. There is no lasting effect. So, you cannot pretreat an area. The bugs can and do return to an area that was previously treated.
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I don't think so, this wasn't that hot. i thought it would steam shower tile, not. didn't hold much water had to keep filling. from what i read of bed bugs, u need to buy on-line ebay has it, i spread little around as precaution for spiders etc. Food grade Damascus earth, about ten dollars on ebay. is a powder. have to not shake not good for lungs. also another powder which is poison cheap forget the name have a family dollar in mouse trap section. also Borax at food market in laundry section. i suggest buy the mattress and box spring covers with zip expensive at bed and bath. and get a professional in. i read they multiply fast. the powders i would read at goggle. good luck!
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Yes it will but not instantly. It takes approx. 1-3 days (give or take) for the bug/fly to dry out, but it will happen and you will be very pleased with the end result.
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I make bug spray w/it. I only put in 6-7 drops in a pint size. NOT the whole bottle.
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Yes, mix with water. I mix 1.5 ounces into a 3 gallon sprayer. I use it on lady bugs and it is quite effective. I spray the entire outside of my house - especially around doors and windows. I was originally inundated with lady bugs, but Cyanara has done a number on them. If you order Cyanara, mixing instructions are included with the container.
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It's not water soluble. It's sort of like the consistency of sand. I use it on my potted palms by spreading the recomended amount around the outer perimeter of the pot - not near the plant - and it works well.
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Yes, supposedly bugs are attracted to the color, go to it, then get stuck on the goo and can't get unstuck. The goo is very effective.
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It dissolves in water. This product is more like small crystals rather than a powder - even though it says powder. Don't know - maybe if you used a lot of it or just a little water.
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This product is fully soluble in water, so not really water resistant. However it is routinely used to make a home barrier against insects and termites. For termites the concentration to be used is much higher.
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VERY soluble in water. Never tried it on hydroponics but have used it on Pathos plans growing in water.