Pest Control

Yes that should kill just about any insect but there are much safer alternatives

Only until it airs out- fogs are for contact kill only.

In US agriculture, weeds are the number one targeted pest, followed by insects. Arthropods (such as mites), diseases, and rodents are also important targets.

Well, if you are running a route, then about 25k-30k per year. If you are sales only, then that is an open check. realistically, about 30k-40k a year if you work 24 hours a day 7 days a week, and never,ever go home.

Impossible to answer without more information. Type of product, brand name, volume etc.

As long as your bond amount meets your states required minimum amount for an operator, you can go almost anywhere that offers surety bonds. They are pretty cheap in comparison to the liability insurance and you can buy right online from the comfort of your own home. Your state won't care about what company you use as long as it is for enough money. See how much you need from your licensing bureau (check information for operators-that is one of the requirements) then go to simplebond online.

For stored products since it doesn't leave a residue and is widely used as a replacement for methyl bromide since it has banned under the Montreal protocol.

Not as long as there are no pathogens in the air of what you're smelling. The smell itself is not bad, but be aware that there may be bacterial or fungal spores growing on the dead tissue which can become airborne. In most cases however, the answer would be no..

droppings, signs of gnawing. If you really want to see how bad it is use a black light and you can see where their urine has dried and runways

It will but it's nasty stuff, however they will scatter all over the place and you will need a mask, your best bet is boric acid, it's slow but it works well and they can't tell it's there. It's also completely organic and if it stays dry, lasts literally forever, while the others break down.

The oils in cedar wood are said to be a natural repellent, so yes until it dries out or weathers, if it is painted, you negate that benefit. You need a longer lasting solution to help control them out of doors.

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It depends on the active ingredient in the pesticide and how much of it a person consumes or absorbs. Some pesticides are highly toxic and can kill a full grown man if he gets as little as one ounce in his body. Others are relatively harmless to humans even at higher dosages.

They say 2lbs per acre (small plants) or 5 (for large) since that's probably conservative, I would say 2 lbs. Lay it on fine and wear a mask, it floats all around.

rats

cockroach

termites

mice

flies

spiders

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yes

No. Damselflies are considered beneficial, as they eat insects such as mosquitoes.

yes in autum and winter

Stinkbugs love to eat flowers, leaves, fruit, and have a weakness for crops like soybeans. They are also fond of other insects like caterpillars.

you could try your local health food store? also try a few different pharmacies.

They claim it's completely safe, but save your money, these are less effective than the ultrasonics, which only work short term if at all.

Though it is banned in several countries, including the United Kingdom, Denmark, Australia, Germany, Sweden, and others, as far as is known, no states have banned it and it continues to be a top seller in the US.

Yes it's just ultrasonic sound, but they usually don't work long if at all so I would advise against purchase.

A plant fungus that typically attacks the red cedar.