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Posted by WW on October 30, 2009, 8:57 pm
> So far I have been able to keep most of the spiders/bugs out of the
> house. But they seem to be winning the war. I have tried sprays and
> granular from places like Home Depot.
> What is the best thing for spreading around outside the house and
> garage? I don't have any pets or kids. What do professionals use?
> Hank <~~~~ getting kinda bugged about it
I call a professional and get all around the house outside sprayed. Keeps
the scorpions out. Only costs $60. Do this twice a year (Colorado) ww
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Posted by KC on October 30, 2009, 9:12 pm
> What is the best thing for spreading around outside the house and
> garage? I don't have any pets or kids. What do professionals use?
> Hank <~~~~ getting kinda bugged about it
Go to your county extension service, take the restricted use pesticide
course, get the license, and then you can buy the same stuff the
professionals use.
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Posted by Ashton Crusher on October 31, 2009, 12:48 am
On Fri, 30 Oct 2009 15:30:48 -0700 (PDT), "Hustlin' Hank"
>So far I have been able to keep most of the spiders/bugs out of the
>house. But they seem to be winning the war. I have tried sprays and
>granular from places like Home Depot.
>What is the best thing for spreading around outside the house and
>garage? I don't have any pets or kids. What do professionals use?
>Hank <~~~~ getting kinda bugged about it
I've been buying some stuff at HDepot that comes in a small purple
bottle, just a few ounces, and it is supposed to make 2 gallons or so.
I mix it with maybe 1.4 gallons of water and it seems to work really
well. About $7. I don't seem to have any on hand or I'd tell you the
actual name.
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Posted by Oyabun on October 31, 2009, 9:50 am
On Fri, 30 Oct 2009 15:30:48 -0700 (PDT), "Hustlin' Hank"
>So far I have been able to keep most of the spiders/bugs out of the
>house. But they seem to be winning the war. I have tried sprays and
>granular from places like Home Depot.
>What is the best thing for spreading around outside the house and
>garage? I don't have any pets or kids. What do professionals use?
>Hank <~~~~ getting kinda bugged about it
Ortho Home Defense works for me. I live in a heavily wooded area, lots
of Wolf and garden spiders and centapedes. I usually spray the
foundation inside and out. I used Terro Spider Killer inside of my
detached garage.
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Posted by Tony on October 31, 2009, 9:39 pm
Hustlin' Hank wrote:
> So far I have been able to keep most of the spiders/bugs out of the
> house. But they seem to be winning the war. I have tried sprays and
> granular from places like Home Depot.
>
> What is the best thing for spreading around outside the house and
> garage? I don't have any pets or kids. What do professionals use?
>
> Hank <~~~~ getting kinda bugged about it
I wish I remembered what the pro's used before I bought this place. I
had the name but lost it, it was something I could buy without a
license. It killed insects but specifically did not kill the multitude
of lizards. (lizards are good here) I sprayed once in spring and that
whole summer there were hardly any lizards. I used the wrong stuff. :-(
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> house. But they seem to be winning the war. I have tried sprays and
> granular from places like Home Depot.
> What is the best thing for spreading around outside the house and
> garage? I don't have any pets or kids. What do professionals use?
> Hank <~~~~ getting kinda bugged about it