does this work on water bugs and other smaller bugs that can be found in the kitchen ?
1798777
Yes, I have found this to be effective on many pests. You have to be careful spraying in the kitchen. You don't want to contaminate foods by accident. I find this product effectively treats and kills all of the bugs I have prayed it on so far. Being right by Indian land, I spray to keep away wolf, hobo, and black widow spiders. This product kills and keeps them away. It should be very effective getting rid of kitchen bugs.
1798778
Not sure about water bugs, but as far as most other in-house pests, it works great. I don't need the "bug guy" anymore.
1798779
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.
793865
I have never used it for bugs or garden pests but a friend of mine has a terrible fly problem...she puts this on all her window sills and it coats the flies wings and they die. So it MAY work on grasshoppers.
1104115
Yes it picks up bugs and even pollen which is small. It has a fine mesh in the tray.
816296
I don't know. I tried it in my kitchen - about 10' x 12' and only caught one bug in the first 24 hours. The light failed after that and I sent it back. Disappointing buy.
482821
No it doesn't work if it gets wet. The way it works is by cutting into the roach and then dehidrateing it, this becomes uneffective if it gets wet.
871847
I believe it can. Professionals use steamers to kill bed bugs also. I don't see why this won't work. It does produce very high heat in steaming, although the tank is very small and it won't last as long, so you would have to refill it often. I think other steamers with larger tanks would be more ideal.
1283246
Yes, it works on most everything including wasps, small spiders, and even most beetles.
1613663
I'm sure it does. I had those big African roaches in my home and it worked on those.
1703510
Probably. It's worked with garden snakes, mice, and our new puppy. Just an FYI, if something like a puppy gets stuck on a glue trap, use cooking oil to get it unstuck.
788231
I think its worth the try, I used it for ticks and it killed the ticks, spiders, ant and water bugs! I Would give it a try.
1621520
Yes, it will. Usually there are at least 20 other bugs hidden for every bug you see. Place the pods wherever you spot the bugs and I'm sure you will see more than one dead bug around them. Repeat every three months or whenever the stations run out of bait.
1421631
Yes. I used one indoors last year when I had some kind of tiny flying bug from a plant I brought inside in the fall. It caught all of them.
1190000
good question! I use the bugzooka exclusively for stink bugs so I'm not sure.
1106757
I used this product indoors to kill cockroaches in kitchen area, which worked great! haven't seen one since I started regular spraying. Hope you find your answer soon
1176848
I got it to kill some othrt bugs. But you add it to pond water, I think, for mosquitoes.
921719
I think the bug light would be effective for any insect that is attracted to light. I see fruit flies,amongst the other insects that are stuck to the glue board.
1169218
This will work for ANY kind of insect! Any bug that crawls thru it will begin to die. It's not instant like a poison but boy does it work! I keep a little of it in the back of my closets all the time. i put it out months ago and I didnt use much. I still find dead spiders and crickets in my closet every now and then.