A very good idea! This is using nature to get rid of pests, rather than fighting nature by using chemicals.
The farmer obviously has a problem with insect pests in the crop. The wasps will kill and eat these pests. They will eventually die out so will not become a pest themselves.
Spraying a rabbit with disinfectant spray can be harmful and potentially fatal. Rabbits have sensitive respiratory systems and their skin can also be sensitive to chemicals. It is best to avoid using disinfectant sprays directly on rabbits and instead use rabbit-safe cleaning products if necessary.
Yes it can! I just killed a huge wasp today by spraying rubbing alcohol on it. It died quicker than they usually do if you sprayed it with bug spray instead.
When you do that, you block the breathing pores or holes.
She's probably in heat. I'd get her spayed either way. There are too many homeless cats in the world to be bringing more into it. Make sure you clean all the areas she's sprayed with an enzyme cleaner you can find at a pet store, or even after you get her spayed she'll keep doing it.
Spraying is a way of marking territory, and virtually all male cats will do it. The best way to stop or prevent it is to get the cat neutered, since this stops the impulse to mark territory and usually stops spraying.
Your airbrush may be spitting paint instead of spraying smoothly due to clogs in the nozzle, inconsistent air pressure, or paint that is too thick. Regular cleaning and maintenance of your airbrush can help prevent this issue.
To prevent your male rabbit from spraying in the house, consider getting him neutered. Neutering can help reduce the behavior of spraying. Additionally, provide your rabbit with a suitable litter box and keep it clean to encourage him to use it instead of spraying. Regularly clean any areas where your rabbit has sprayed to remove the scent and discourage repeat behavior.
you can but when it blooms it will droop and wont be as nutritous
He probably feels insecure of his territory and needs to mark it, there are probably some male cats around.
You can. There are thousands of microprocessors.
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Spraying a rabbit with disinfectant spray can be harmful and potentially fatal. Rabbits have sensitive respiratory systems and their skin can also be sensitive to chemicals. It is best to avoid using disinfectant sprays directly on rabbits and instead use rabbit-safe cleaning products if necessary.
Salmon don't have sex instead they fertilize the eggs by basically spraying semen on them this however is not very effective and only a few of the several thousand eggs will actually get fertilized
Yes it can! I just killed a huge wasp today by spraying rubbing alcohol on it. It died quicker than they usually do if you sprayed it with bug spray instead.
This is a very vague question, but there will always be bugs outside. The best thing to do is to set traps instead of spraying. Setting traps will attract the bugs to them, but will not hurt the plants.
Instead of spraying it in the air and walking through it, try spraying it directly on your skin, but not too much. The best places to spray it to make it last longer are on your neck,or any other points with a pulse, for example your wrists. I also suggest not to spray fragances directly on clothes, it can damage the fabric.
by the lung cells itself. it actually try to get rid of all the polutants that causes the problem. so it releases chemicals to remove them but instead, it causes destruction to itself when trying to get rid of those chemicals.