What kills stink bugs safely?

Answer 1

They are ground beetles, so just about any granular would be a good call or a power spray.

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stink bugs are true bugs that are plant pests rather than a ground beetle (insect)...any general insecticide will kill a stink bug when they are sprayed, but residual products are just not real effective at stopping them...one of the better ones will be an insecticide containing cypermethrin, viper is one brand name found at hardware stores

Lar

Answer 2

An organic control is a kind of insecticide which kills and repels stink bugs. The beetles in question (Pentatomidaeinsect family) may be controlled with home-made or store-bought insecticidal soap. Insecticidal soap numbers among the effective, eco-friendly controls available in treatments of undesired insects.

Answer 3

Any insecticide containing permethrin or any of its derivatives should help. However, you may need a "spreader sticker" to help any spray you use to stick to them. If you mix up an insecticide spray, adding some dish detergent should help. These bugs are thick and leathery and it is hard for insecticides to get to them.

Answer 4

Any pesticide granule will do it. Just use a hand spreader

Answer 5

Soap-and-water and water sprays are home repellents against stink bugs. The insects in question (Pentatomidae family) can drown from exposure to and immersion in liquids.