Best Improvement Store Bug Killer

[TexasRedneck]

Been there before. I've noticed, once I've used Amdro to get rid of the fire ants, my neighbors start to have fire ant problems.

Sounds like that's THEIR problem.....lol!

 

[subseashooter]

Their realtor didn't warn 'em?!?

 

[cbigclarke]

Damn shame to

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[Wiked]

There is a stray cat problem in my neighborhood and those little bastards bring fleas to my front yard. Amdro works well, but now that I have a baby I want to go as natural as possible. I will check into that Greek sounding word mentioned above

 

[dbgun]

Sounds like that's THEIR problem.....lol!

Yeah. What can I say, my business stops at my fence line. As long as my grand-daughters can run around in the back yard, without worring about fire ant bites, I'm good.

 

[Wiked]

Damn you can feed that stuff to pets also to help with fleas and ticks, awesome. I should eat some before hunting, keep those damn tree ticks off

http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00127Q860/ref=mw_dp_mdsc?dsc=1

 

[cbigclarke]

Damn you can feed that stuff to pets also to help with fleas and ticks, awesome. I should eat some before hunting, keep those damn tree ticks off

http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00127Q860/ref=mw_dp_mdsc?dsc=1

Why are you hunting and not inviting me..

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[TheDan]

I use CyKick in the house and on the outside perimeter of the house. Non-toxic to mammals and it works extremely well. The only bugs I ever see in the house are on their back dead or dieing. It even manages to kill the scorpions witch is pretty hard to do. I pour used motor oil on ant hills outside. Not exactly environmentally friendly, lol...

 

[rushthezeppelin]

I use CyKick in the house and on the outside perimeter of the house. Non-toxic to mammals and it works extremely well. The only bugs I ever see in the house are on their back dead or dieing. It even manages to kill the scorpions witch is pretty hard to do. I pour used motor oil on ant hills outside. Not exactly environmentally friendly, lol...

Be careful about posting this stuff.... EPA might send their AR armed enforcement team on you

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[35Remington]

There is a stray cat problem in my neighborhood and those little bastards bring fleas to my front yard. Amdro works well, but now that I have a baby I want to go as natural as possible. I will check into that Greek sounding word mentioned above

For fleas, buy yourself some beneficial nematodes. They're actually microscopic worms. They'll eliminate your flea problem. Ticks, too.

 

[General Zod]

Amdro's good for fire ants, but Ortho's fire ant killer is at least as good and it's a powder, not a granule that looks like candy. Plus it smells nasty. Less tempting for kids/animals to taste.

How about wasp and hornet killers? Raid gets them a little tipsy, Spectracide confuses them, Hot Shot will knock them to the ground, and Black Flag (if you can find it anywhere - I haven't seen any in at least ten years) will shoot them out of the air and kill them before they hit the ground.

 

[Shorts]

Amdro - Mmmm yellow pop rocks. Stray kids better not be in my yard.


I actually need to get after some termites. Got other pests that need handling too. Might order batch of nematodes. I've seen them suggested before but hadn't ordered. I forgot about them until they were just mentioned.

 

[35Remington]

You can't use nematodes in conjunction with these toxic products people are suggesting. They are effectively nuclear warfare on a microscopic level.

 

[Wiked]

So if I laid down amdro a couple of months back it will kill the nematodes?