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expiredBBQchicken | Staff posted May 15, 2023 12:12 PM
10-lb Spectracide Triazicide Insect Killer Granules For Lawns
2 for $10
$30
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- Kills lawn insects: use outdoors on lawns and as a band treatment around your house foundation
- Treats up to 12,500 sq. ft.
- Kills more than 100 insect types: kills insects above and below ground, including ants (excluding harvester and pharaoh ants), crickets, armyworms, cutworms, grubs, ticks and others as listed
- Kills on contact: treat when insects first appear or when you notice lawn damage
- Controls grubs: treat any time between late July and early October
- Granular formula: distribute granules uniformly around the treatment area; water in lightly immediately after application
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- This offer is $1 less than the previous Frontpage Deal which received a +76 Thumbs Up rating from the community.
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Update: This popular deal is still available from Home Depot.
- Note: Home Depot can only be purchased for quantities of 2 or more (each pack is $5). Availability for free store pick up may vary by location.
Thanks to Deal Hunter BBQchicken & Community Member Avayktm for finding this deal.
About this item:
About this item:
- Kills lawn insects: use outdoors on lawns and as a band treatment around your house foundation
- Treats up to 12,500 sq. ft.
- Kills more than 100 insect types: kills insects above and below ground, including ants (excluding harvester and pharaoh ants), crickets, armyworms, cutworms, grubs, ticks and others as listed
- Kills on contact: treat when insects first appear or when you notice lawn damage
- Controls grubs: treat any time between late July and early October
- Granular formula: distribute granules uniformly around the treatment area; water in lightly immediately after application
Editor's Notes
Written by SlickDealio- About this Deal:
- This offer is $1 less than the previous Frontpage Deal which received a +76 Thumbs Up rating from the community.
- About this Store:
- The Home Depot Return Policy can be found here.
- Additional Note:
- Please refer to the Forum Thread for additional discussion regarding this deal.
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Model: Spectracide Triazicide Insect Killer For Lawns Granules, 10 lb Bag, Kills All Listed Lawn-Damaging Insects
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Buyer beware.
This year, however, starting middle of April (last month) I have seen hundreds or thousands on the outside of my siding and another hundred hanging around inside and outside of my windows... occasionally they do make it to other places in my house.
I have sprayed Talstar P, 1oz to 1gal of water, and have had great results. I also have a contract with a pest control company that comes out and sprays every quarter. If I have a problem they will come in between regularly scheduled visits. They've been to my house specifically for the mites 2 times now... still not under control.
I had grass that went right up to my foundation, so this past weekend I removed it and put high quality weed fabric down and then put an 18" barrier of river rock in. I finished moving 1.5 tons of stone sat evening, then I used a hose attachment of spectracide, washed my house, front back and all sides and all the river rock and several feet out into the yard.
Yesterday, I mixed 2 oz per 1 gall water of Talstar P and applied a very very liberal amount (used 3 gallons total) to the sides, foundation, and about 3ft into the yard) of that insecticide. I saturated the windows, doors, and cracks or crevices, and made sure to get it on the screens, etc.. I looked in my kitchen bay window and I did not see any moving mites today (many many dead ones that I haven't cleaned up yet)... I don't have the heart to look at the other windows.. but on the outside, in the few places I was looking, I saw extremely minimal activity... maybe 1-2 here and there.
I am in NW Ohio. I don't understand why they're so bad this year. My neighbor had them too but didn't care. He said he had them extremely bad several years ago.
They are a cyclical bug... very active in Spring and Fall... do not like cold or hot temperatures. The mites that make it inside do not want our food, clothing (like silver fish or carpet beetles), they don't bite, and the only negative thing is they leave a red pigment stain when squished.... all the same, i don't want to see them in my house or my computer desk at all!
I have a few bags of these granules and I am waiting for the rain.... we had a super wet late winter/beginning of spring (which could be why they're so bad right now), so I can lay the granules and eradicate the ones in the yard.
They are repulsed by certain plants, Roses, Chrysanthemums, Geraniums, and a few others... Also, if you lawn is over fertilized or heavy on the nitrogen, that is like a buffet for them!
DO MY OWN dot COM (all one word) is where I buy all my insecticides and such that is light years better than the crap they sell at the big box stores. Talstar P is super effective at darn near everything (You spray that around your house and outside I guarantee you'll see dead insects for weeks).. but weather and the sun will break down the chemicals you spray on your house.
That website sells a mite-cide but is very expensive.... I am told the clover mites do not like mulch (but that attracts other insects) or small gravel/pebble barriers.
I bought 3-mule team borax to put in the bottom of my window sills for any stragglers.
NOTE: the Talstar P (and many but not all) is safe once dry.. so keep pets and children away from the applied product until it is very dry.
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Buyer beware.
Price matched this sale at my local AAFES and was able to pickup four bags for 20 even
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- You apply
- You water the grass
- You let the grass dry
Otherwise if you let the dry granules sit on the grass, they get caught in your pet's toes, and they lick their paws, you could have issues.
Also wanted to note that this stuff kills fleas and ticks, so it's a good thing to use in your yard.
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