What type of insecticide is in this product-- what is its name?
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Isopropoxyphenyl methylcarbamate, I hope this helps you. The warning do say to keep away from children and food.
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When I was young, we used this type of shelving paper all the time, but when I installed the shelving paper in recent months I was so allergic to it, I had to take it out. I'm sure it does work if you can handle the insecticide odor.
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Contains Deltamethrin [(s)-alpha-cyano-3-phenoxybenzyl-(1R,3R)-3-(2-2 dibromovinyl)-2,2-dimethyl cyclopropanecarboxylate] (0.05%) and other ingredients (99.95%) Ideal replacement for Dursban and Diazanon 19 oz. shaker can For indoor and outdoor use
1127507
You can see that the product lists hundreds of insects and other arthropods. This is not a specific insecticide at all, it kills (according to the manufacturer) pretty much everything. That some users still have butterflies in their yard means nothing. The caterpillars from which they came probably lived next door."Lambda-cyhalothrin is also highly toxic to bees, although again field studies found few effects" - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cyhalothrin
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Demon WP is a pretty powerful pesticide. My guess is it will kill any crawling insects. I always use two packets to each gallon of water.
1451919
No,... AzaMax is an insecticide, powerdy mildew is a fungus dieases so research for plant fungus products.
1153822
I could find this online; I hope it helps...http://www.outdoors.org/publications/outdoors/2012/equipped/picaridin-vs-deet-insect-repellent.cfm
1122848
Fairly standard for any insecticide or arachnicide . Too long to list here but probably similar to DEET.. Main active ingredients are pyrthrins.
1081077
This product is worthless in south central texas. The product I use and have found most useful/easy-to-use/safe around pets and wildlife, is BAYER Complete Insect Killer with Imidacloprid and Cyfluthrin. Good luck with Triacide - only luck has a chance of working.
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I bought the Ecosmart insecticide for roaches. As far as I could tell, outside of a hideous smell it did absolutely nothing to kill anything but the time you spent to put it out. It may drown bugs, but I wouldn't trust it for anything else.
1986456
Don't know about that, but the one I ordered a few months ago was rancid. Actually threw it away, after My husband put some on and I thought he had been using bug spray in the garage. Wasn't worth my time to send it back at 14.00 or whatever it was..........
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I think "no insecticides" is one of the selling points. There is no indication of insecticide on the product lable. By law, they would have to list any insecticides on the lable. There is really no need for them. The glue works great.
590310
Peabody, it repelled blackflies in the upper peninsula, and some people referred to them as noseeums. I'm not an entomologist so cannot guarantee you that is the correct terminology, but my brother and I were impressed by the Skin So Soft with Picaridin and it was much more effective than competing products. My older son had the same experience while going through basic training at Quantico a number of years ago, and that was actually why I tried it (in addition to desperation and the good fortune that they had it at the Fort Wilkins souvenir shop).
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Contains Deltamethrin [(s)-alpha-cyano-3-phenoxybenzyl-(1R,3R)-3-(2-2 dibromovinyl)-2,2-dimethyl cyclopropanecarboxylate] (0.05%) and other ingredients (99.95%)Ideal replacement for Dursban and Diazanon19 oz. shaker canFor indoor and outdoor use
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I am not familiar with that name, but we have large striped mosquitoes here in Ohio and they die just like all the other kinds. My husband can fog anytime there is no wind because this stuff is really effective. He has a different schedule and has to get things done when he can. Besides those little suckers bite just as hard at noon as midnight !
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The word you're looking for is Octenal, and yes, it is an Octenal based bait. The Skeeter Vac itself burns propane gas from a tank like your barbeque grill. The SkeeterVac people are not real interested in standing behind their product after the warranty expires, and it is absurdly expensive. That said, it works great for the first two or three years. After that you will catch more flies than mosquitoes, and you'll be kicking yourself for buying the thing. At least that's my experience with it.
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No, the active ingredient in Home Defense Granules is bifenthrin, not diazinon.
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active ingredient is 'imidacloprid', I did not copy %, although it is in the 4% range I believe. Several of my pine trees were oozing sap, the nursery says caused by pitch moth. It lays eggs in bark of tree, larvae hatch and bore into tree, You spray this insecticide solution around base of tree, roots absorb it and it is penetrates entire tree killing larvae. I only recently treated tree so have no recommendation at this time. BAR