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Help, any one can help me in termite control?
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fuck thats gotta be a nightmare
https://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?t=123009
sevin i guess people say works safe on veggies 2-3 weeks before harvest but idk research it first im not advocating it other than saying other people have said it works.
Good luck.
https://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?t=123009
sevin i guess people say works safe on veggies 2-3 weeks before harvest but idk research it first im not advocating it other than saying other people have said it works.
Good luck.
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i'm thinking that termites are just a wood eating ant, red ant killer for prevention. they must be able to return to the ground to live but feed within the wooden drumstick they are eating away.. once they have your home or garage, I've seen termite professionals put a tent around an entire building and gass it for a couple days. never had it done first hand but termites are a problem everywhere..
Maybe if you describe your situation then people might be able to help you better.
Water based insecticides and those foggers too. Contrive to get the insecticide inside the tunnels, and inside the raw, un-invaded wood.
There is a place online I cannot remember the name, that sells home use pesticides that exterminators are allowed to get. Turns out that in nearly every if not all the different states, an exterminator doesn't actually have a license for the chemicals he gets.
There might be some coast states that don't allow everyone to buy the identical stuffs exterminators do but it's not the majority. I found out about this from one of those home self help forum places just randomly surfing one night, and went to the most popular website with the lowest prices, I can not for the life of me remember the name of it but I betcha you can google it with a little creative thinking.
I think what everyone pretty much does is the same things the exterminators can do, you just learn how to use the product, and then serve as your own laborer as well, I read about it several hours one night, on different home self help forums.
There is a place online I cannot remember the name, that sells home use pesticides that exterminators are allowed to get. Turns out that in nearly every if not all the different states, an exterminator doesn't actually have a license for the chemicals he gets.
There might be some coast states that don't allow everyone to buy the identical stuffs exterminators do but it's not the majority. I found out about this from one of those home self help forum places just randomly surfing one night, and went to the most popular website with the lowest prices, I can not for the life of me remember the name of it but I betcha you can google it with a little creative thinking.
I think what everyone pretty much does is the same things the exterminators can do, you just learn how to use the product, and then serve as your own laborer as well, I read about it several hours one night, on different home self help forums.
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D-limonene sprayed will dissolve them and protect your wood.
i have many termite and cockroach in my home and i need to termite control because i have a party after month, i contact many company but no one can help me
any one know how< can any onel help me in cockroach control in kutchen that is very noisy and i donot know what can in do?
Look into a product called (termidor sc). It is good for termites, ants and roaches. It is a non repellant, they don't even know they're getting into it. The ones that do spread it to the ones that don't. It is not a contact kill and can take up to a few weeks to kill the colony, but works like a champ.
pest dude gave me some shit called optigard which is supposedly all safe for people, works on termites.
lot of normal stuff i reckon would work, eg. systemic neem. fumey stuff might not be so effective since they're inside stuff and might not feel encouraged to move around.
roaches - roaches are attracted to water. and sex hormones, for real. stop having intercourse, towel out the shower, no roaches.
lot of normal stuff i reckon would work, eg. systemic neem. fumey stuff might not be so effective since they're inside stuff and might not feel encouraged to move around.
roaches - roaches are attracted to water. and sex hormones, for real. stop having intercourse, towel out the shower, no roaches.
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Google termite & borax.
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Termite colonies eat non- stop and cause billions of dollars of property damage. They can even destroy and injure living trees and shrubs. Having an inspection from any of termite inspection nyc companies is something one should go for.
You can feed them antibiotics. The thing I see recommended is get some tetracycline from the fish store, and put it on some cardboard, then bury that or lay a piece of wood on it, having soaked the cardboard in the tetracycline, (and the guy I saw said) put some borax in it, too: in the water.
However there IS a BAIT you make with this and to these two things you add some sugar.
MOST people recommend right around 8 or 9 teaspons, to one- of sugar, to borax. This bait, is then soaked into cardboard and placed under somethin, a larger board, or whatever,
and also they discuss digging holes in the ground and placing the baited cardboard in the ground.
Another place I saw said boil the wood, in the sugar water with the borax.
The tetracycline is actually a different method ONLY for termites, whereas the borax bait's supposed to work well alone. Also I didn't check whether you can boil the tetracycline.
Anyway, by far the cheapest thing is borax and sugar. You have to soak cardboard then either bury it or place it under something but it's a task that you should make easy on yourself because you're going to be doing it again.
For the roaches, you should mix up borax into peanut butter and put that bait out. Some of the ants will eat that too.
Generally O.P, you should google 'borax insecticide' and stuff like that. Borax/sugar baits to attract one type feeding bugs, and borax/peanut butter for another type,
will draw and kill a wide variety of things.
However there IS a BAIT you make with this and to these two things you add some sugar.
MOST people recommend right around 8 or 9 teaspons, to one- of sugar, to borax. This bait, is then soaked into cardboard and placed under somethin, a larger board, or whatever,
and also they discuss digging holes in the ground and placing the baited cardboard in the ground.
Another place I saw said boil the wood, in the sugar water with the borax.
The tetracycline is actually a different method ONLY for termites, whereas the borax bait's supposed to work well alone. Also I didn't check whether you can boil the tetracycline.
Anyway, by far the cheapest thing is borax and sugar. You have to soak cardboard then either bury it or place it under something but it's a task that you should make easy on yourself because you're going to be doing it again.
For the roaches, you should mix up borax into peanut butter and put that bait out. Some of the ants will eat that too.
Generally O.P, you should google 'borax insecticide' and stuff like that. Borax/sugar baits to attract one type feeding bugs, and borax/peanut butter for another type,
will draw and kill a wide variety of things.
Feeding termites tetracycline is a fascinating idea. the workers would take it back and feed it to the whole colony. They have a symbiotic relationship with bacteria in their guts which break down the cellulose in their diet. Without those cellulose processing bacteria, termites will starve. We already have enough loose antibiotics in our environment though.
I know that the sugar-borax solution is used in ant bait, but am unsure if borax treated cardboard would be eaten by termites. Borax is used as a termite repellant in lumber.
I know that the sugar-borax solution is used in ant bait, but am unsure if borax treated cardboard would be eaten by termites. Borax is used as a termite repellant in lumber.
Apparently it's a common thing to treat wood and cardboard, I haven't made termite traps like that though.
The tetracycline comes from the pet store, it's for fish. At least I think that's what they're doing.
The tetracycline comes from the pet store, it's for fish. At least I think that's what they're doing.
How far away from the base do you apply the bug blaster?
Pour it all around the stalk
It will kill them
I use have alot of termite problems
and i found this stuff
i havent had one die cause of termites in years
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