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1-Gallon Ortho Home Defense Insect Killer for Indoor & Perimeter2 at Walmart for $6.7
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1-Gallon Ortho Home Defense Insect Killer for Indoor & Perimeter2 at Walmart for $6.68
I see that the Amazon deal is dead so posting this Walmart deal
https://www.walmart.com/ip/seort/139534287
I see that the Amazon deal is dead so posting this Walmart deal
https://www.walmart.com/ip/seort/139534287
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Give Feedback Model: Ortho Home Defense Insect Killer for Indoor & Perimeter2 Ready-To-Use - With Trigger Sprayer, Long-Lasting Control, Kills Ants, Cockroaches, Spiders, Fleas & Ticks, Non-Staining, Odor Free, 1 gal.
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Bifen
Bifen IT, bought a small bottle for $20-$40 3-4 years ago, pet safe indoors, kills and protects. 1 oz per gal outside, 1/2 oz inside. Doesn't kill immediately, but 2-3 days you'll find tons of bugs dead in cornerst
Used to be done by housewives, but then they got another idea "shopping", so now it's done by maids if at all.
But here's the thing, even all the roaches, ants, and bed bugs never kill humans normally, so nothing that humans haven't been living with for eons in the medieval days. So if one doesn't care about living with nature, no need to kill nature or keep a place clean.
Rats though would be time to worry...they even eat babies...
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But you know, they make $$$ products like this because some people are too dumb to take safety precautions mixing, even not washing their hands well after, and wind up poisoning themselves trying to do it cheap $.
It's not rocket science, but the basics, gloves at a minimum, if not masks + gloves + eye protection every time you're mixing pesticides and such. Then a thorough wipe down of the work surface and washing of hands after.
With stronger pesticides like the ones noted, you'll want a n95 mask (3m has ones that have a carbon layer to help minimize odors - ie trap the organic pesticide vapors) and mix outdoors.
You're not doing it for a job, so the very limited time you're exposed behind a n95 will be sufficient to keep you from fainting, etc.
(You'll know - vapors are strong)
Definitely latex/vinyl gloves always when mixing chemicals. The concentrates are strong enough to cause skin damage quick.
And definitely n95 (preferably with carbon layer) when spraying heavily mixed concentrates.
(You'll know it's strong when you're feeling dizzy and such after spraying around the house without enough protection not to go without masks again.)
Long sleeves, pants because the off-spray will float into you.
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Sits at the bottom.
So you either need to stir like crazy long...
(Easy if you've got a paint mixer on a drill)
Or be smart, dissolve the sugar / borax in a bit of hot water, then mix into the honey.
Oh, AND YOU MUST CLEARLY MARK "DO NOT EAT! POISON!" on any bottle or container of pesticide you've mixed that isn't in a reused bottle of pesticide.
Nothing like accidentally thinking the borax honey is good for baking...
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As for what ants eat it, depends on what they're after - usually water or food. Ants usually aren't the type to go into a house (far from their nest underground) unless there's a really good reason (not enough water in the lawns, no food, they smell something really good indoors like borax honey).
Putting the borax near the perimeter of the house is smarter than towards the center. No need for the ants to get that far in. Just in, under the garage door or by the outer doors, grab the bait, then go home to die.
If they're already all over the inside of the home, whole nother problem. That's when you'll need to consider spreading inside to quick kill and push the remaining ones out.... At the cost of being lightheaded for a few days due to the vapors of bug spray...
Personally, I use both bifen and permithrin from concentrates.
Get roach gel for roaches. It doesn't kill them but makes them infertile. I saw the occasional roach when I first moved in. I haven't seen one in years since using the gel.
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