Insect sprays have a high level of oils in them, so when you spray the bug, it mostly dies from effects from saturation, including too much moisture to their wings. The level of insecticide in the sprays is often not enough to kill insects that come later, just the ones you spray.
Most likely because the species or population of fly has undergone a mutation in the gene pool that makes them immune to the pesticide.
Many pesticides have a petroleum content that kills insects upon contact--if you don't get enough on the fly, it will continue to live.
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Marijuana sprayed with pesticides, fungicides or mold killer.
An electric fly killer is a device one plugs in and as the fly draws close it zaps them with a jolt of electricity. Other fly killers must all be used manually, whether it be with a fly swatter or fly killing spray.
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No, but it was sprayed on Lackland. It was the best weed killer the Army ever saw, so they used it everywhere.
Some people could get a rash but nothing ever happens to me !
Hi there in your grass killer you could put in pitch paint.This is the paint they use on football pitches .It is also grass friendly.
The particles in perfume get mixed in air & we can smell it .
Quite obviously not because you wouldn't eat weed killer would you? so you shouldn't then eat it if it's on a berry so deffiantley not
No, but they can leap quite high out of the water.