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- čas přidán 6. 01. 2024
- Raid Ant and Roach Killer is a popular product, but does is really work on ants and roaches and is is safe? Learn the truth about this product. You won't believe this, but it's all true.
Please note, sometimes I do not always receive posted questions from viewers, or I do receive them, but CZcams does not allow me to respond to them. Sometimes I do not receive a question until six months after it was posted. These glitches do not happen often, but they do happen. It is my policy to respond to all questions, so if you do not hear from me in a few of days, then please email your question to me at guyspestsolutions@gmail.com. Please do try to post questions in the comment section first and only use the email address if you don't hear from me. The reason for this is that other folks may have the same question, so it would be nice for them to learn as well. Also, I always answer comments first, so it will be faster for you. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation. Remember... I will always get back to you.
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Recently, I heard a news story that roaches are becoming immune to the insecticide in roach traps.
Roaches will become resistant to all pesticides that work on their nervous system. That is why I devised a way to get around that problem. For German roaches, please watch my video on the subject.
Please note that I am on vacation, and I will not be home until after June 11, so I may not be able to answer follow-up questions until I get home. So, please be patient, I will get caught up as quickly as possible.
I hope that helps. Be well my friend.
German cockroach video: czcams.com/video/FoxCB5qLPMA/video.html
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I swear to you I live by the follosaphy that god said every thing has a right to live ! Just Not In my House
I hear that. My view is that everything has a right to live as long as it is not dangerous, does not regard me as food, and does not invade my home. If it tries to hurt me, eat me, or it enters my home, then it needs to go. Be well my friend.
I heard it's spelled philosophy
2x speed for faster absorbers. Good info. Guy. Sometimes I get those fruit fly looking things coming up the sink in the summer.
I have a video that is devoted just to fruit flies and drain flies. It will show you exactly what to do and not to do, and why standard treatments do not work. I will give you the link. Be well my friend.
Video on how to treat fruit flies and drain flies: czcams.com/video/-EJVnkkfD4k/video.html
Killing bugs in your house. That's the thing. The bugs have the world outside. That's their living space.
Yes, but you took their land and built your house on it.
How do you know I wasn't there first? Lol.
I had a problem with wasp's in my free standing garage and had some starting fluid nearby and grabbed it gave it a quick burst and it flew out about 5 foot and did a nose dive to the ground. went back to it a few minutes later and it was still laying there dead.
Since then I keep a can handy and spray the nest and problem goes away.
I have done that as well. It works great. Thanks for sharing. Be well my friend.
Hello. Today I used deltamethrin powder in the areas I found roach droppings, so behind and inside my oven and between the fridge and the wall. I dusted deltamethrin in as many places as I could.
I usually check my kitchen at night and I almost never see mature roaches in my home. I usually only see nymphs. But ever since using deltamethrin I’ve seen some mature roaches coming out of their hiding spaces and some were dying. Is this a good sign? Do you know why I never saw the mature roaches until now?
I'm sorry for the delay in responding. I am on vacation at the moment, and I am on a cruise, so I don't always have internet and often I am doing vacation stuff. My wife and I have not had a vacation in over 13 years, so it was time. I will be home on June 11, so I can answer any additional questions you may have at that time.
You are asking a very complex question that would take a very long time to explain. Deltamethrin dust is a great product, but you cannot apply it the way you did and expect to eliminate a German cockroach infestation. There is a lot more to it than that. Please watch my video on how to eliminate a German cockroach infestation. If you really want to get rid of these guys, then this video will show you how to do it, but I warn you that it is not easy, and the video is not short. However, this is the ONLY way to get it done and the only video on the web that can show you how to do it. The first part of the video will answer a lot of your questions about what went wrong with your treatment.
I hope that helps. Be well my friend.
I treated my home in zmissouri according to your recommendation. Thank you for the truth.
You are very welcome. Be well my friend.
Thanks for all of your suggestions. It is great to know that I can use something cheaper on the incredible number of paper and mud dauber wasps I get every summer.
You are very welcome. Did you know that you can actually prevent wasps altogether? It's true. You can simply treat areas where wasps typically build nests with a safe pesticide. I do it every 60 days on my house, sheds, and fence gates. I also treat my utility trailer. I have a video on how to do it. You can use a tank sprayer or a hose end sprayer. Personally, I use a hose end sprayer because it is way faster and I can reach areas as high as 25 feet off the ground. The video shows how to prevent bugs from getting into your home, but the same treatment works for wasps too. Just apply it where you are having the problem. If you do it every 60 days you will have no more wasps. No need to apply it in the freezing weather. Thanks for watching. Be well my friend.
Video on exterior bug treatment: czcams.com/video/Yozv3s-Qwlw/video.html
Long lasting Scorpion killer?
Raid Ant and Roach Killer is not a good choice for scorpion control. It should take one out if you hit them directly with it, but it is unlikely to leave enough residual behind to be effective against scorpions. I recommend that you buy Onslaught FastCap Spider and Scorpion Insecticide. Mix it according to label directions in a battery operated tank sprayer and spray up the side of the building 36 inches and out away from the building 48 inches. Be sure to soak the area where the building meets the ground. Also apply this on your patios, stairs, sidewalks, and that sort of thing. In other words, you want to apply it any place you frequently walk. This will stop the scorpions from getting in the building or hanging out on surfaces where you frequently walk. Next, you should apply it on all ornamental plants around the building as well, being sure to treat the dirt under the plants. I recommend applying it every 60 days. Look for obvious penetrations in the side of the house and treat them with D-Fense dust. Just buy a duster, fill it halfway with the dust, and puff the dust into any cracks or crevices that you find. There is a really nice duster on Amazon that I like a lot. I will give you the link to it. After treating, it is a good idea to caulk these penetrations as well, with the exception of weep holes in brick. Amazon has vented plugs that will fit into the weep holes.
Always make sure that you hang up all your clothes. You should never leave clothes laying on the floor. Clothes that are waiting to be washed should be kept in a sealed hamper. Shoes should be kept off the floor on some sort of a shoe rack. After you finish the exterior treatment, you should check the house for scorpions. Look under appliances, in closets, under the bed, and that sort of thing. Be sure to check shoes, curtains, or anyplace these guys may be hiding. To assist in your search, you can use a black light. All scorpions will glow green when exposed to a black light.
I hope that helps. Be well my friend.
Onslaught FastCap Spider and Scorpion Insecticide: www.domyown.com/onslaught-fastcap-spider-and-scorpion-insecticide-p-2579.html
D-Fense dust: www.domyown.com/dfense-deltamethrin-dust-p-2428.html
Duster: www.amazon.com/gp/product/B099X3HS47/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&th=1
Thank you sir. Big help!!!@@GuysPestSolutions
@@phillippettes6321 You are very welcome. Be well my friend.
Hi Guy. Appreciate all your good information as I just terminated my quarterly pest company as I feel like I can do it better and more thorough than they were. Question. I have purchased Talstar and Bifen for outdoor pest But you don’t recommend these for indoor pests control. What product is good for a 90-day knockdown indoor.??Thanks for your free information too!!!
Please watch my latest video on treating the outside of your home. If you treat the outside, then you will not have pests on the inside. Some pests require that you also treat the yard, so I will give you a link to that video too. I treat my yard and house every 60 days. I treat the yard with a hose end sprayer. Since I have the sprayer in my hand already, I just use it to treat the house too. After the outside is treated, you can go ahead and get rid of any pests that are inside. I need to know the specific pest to tell you how to get rid of them. Different pests get treated differently.
I hope that helps. Be well Micki.
Video on how to treat the outside of your home: czcams.com/video/Yozv3s-Qwlw/video.html
Video on how to treat your yard: czcams.com/video/wifoTU5dmp0/video.html
That was very helpful information -thank you!
Thank you so much for those kind words. Very much appreciated. Be well my friend.
Yeah wolf spiders are an endangered species and are illegal to kill .
Where did you get that info from? Just curious. There's only (1) species of Wolf Spider that's endangered, and it's only found in specific caves on one island (Kauai) in Hawaii. The rest of them are abundant! And none of them are endangered NOR illegal to kill.
One thing I can tell you for sure is, if it's in my house, then it is definitely endangered. I don't want to seem like a mean person, but if I let the wolf spider live, then MY life would be endangered by my wife. So, those things need to go. I think it's fine to put them back outside, but they can run pretty fast sometimes and can get away. If one runs under our bed, I promise you that I will be spending a lot of time finding that thing and getting rid of it. That is, if I want to remain married. Lol.
Let me see one, it's going to be a goner!
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Thanks
You are very welcome. Be well Teresa.
Hello my friend. I have some possibly good ideas for your biz.I appreciate your expertise ..I have solved many problems with your solutions!
You are very welcome. Thank you so much for those kind words. Very much appreciated. If you have ideas for me, they are more than welcome. Please write to me at guyspestsolutions@gmail.com. I would love to hear your suggestions. Be well Hedy.
Hi Mr. Guy. Do you have any quick fixes for fleas?? We have swept, mopped, vacuumed floors and furniture, washed dog bedding, bathed dogs, dogs are on flea prevention, cats have flea collars, BUT we forgot to spray our yard with Adams Plus Yard Spray before this heat started increasing. Now, we can't seem to fully get rid of them.
I'm afraid there are no quick fixes for fleas. To rid your home of fleas, the first thing you need to do is to vacuum all the upholstered furniture and pet bedding, paying particular attention to places where fleas can hide, like behind cushions. Next, vacuum the floors throughout the house. If you have a vacuum with a disposable bag, then discard the bag outside in the trash. If you have a vacuum with a reusable canister, empty it outside in the trash and then wash it out with the garden hose before bringing it back in the house. Wash all bed linens and pet bedding in your washing machine and dry on high heat. Next, spray a pesticide that is labeled for fleas, on all the floors and on areas of upholstered furniture that does not come in contact with people or pets. To treat floors, hold the can at arm’s length and make sweeping motions across the floor to cover all surfaces. For upholstered furniture, you should spray under the cushions and then any folds that there are. The product that I like best is called PT Alpine Flea and Bed Bug Aerosol. I will give you a link for it. Fleas can be hard to kill, so you may need to do this treatment every two weeks until the problem is solved. If the dogs and cats have fleas, you should treat them as recommended by your vet.
It sounds like you already know that the reason fleas got into the house in the first place is because they are outside. If you have a flea problem outside, then there is a good chance you will end up with a flea problem inside. Even if you didn't have pets, the fleas will still jump on you when you are outside, and so you can carry them in. Therefore, you are correct that you need to treat the outside as well. I do this with a hose end sprayer. I will give you a link to my video on how to do that. I find that treating the yard every 60 days seems to do the trick. However, if this is not working, then you need to go nuclear on them and use Bifen IT granules. You can apply them with a hand spreader or push spreader. Just follow label recommendations for application and water them in with the Bifen XTS and the hose end sprayer. You want to treat the entire lawn with the granules and the dirt around any ornamental plants. Make sure that you apply enough of the Bifen XTS to soak all the way down to the ground. The video will show you how to mix it and apply it correctly. All the materials shown in the video are in the video description.
I hope that helps. Be well my friend.
Video on how to treat your yard with a hose end sprayer: czcams.com/video/wifoTU5dmp0/video.html
PT Alpine Flea and Bed Bug Aerosol: www.domyown.com/pt-alpine-flea-and-bed-bug-aerosol-p-1886.html?pdpv=2&sub_id=25601
Bifen LP: www.domyown.com/bifen-lp-insecticide-granules-p-227.html
Bifen XTS: www.domyown.com/bifen-xts-p-1236.html
@@GuysPestSolutions thanks so much for this advice!! This has been very helpful!
@@kjim022 You are very welcome. Be well my friend.
As always, many thanks Guy !
You are very welcome. Thank you so much for those kind words. Very much appreciated. Be well my friend.
I hate the smell of Raid. 👃👎
They have unscented spray. That's the kind I buy
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It is good to control mosquitos and larvae, and it's cheaper than mosquito spray .
This is a very versatile product, and it works for all sorts of pest problems. Be well my friend.
Great video!
Thank you so much for those kind words. Very much appreciated. Be well my friend.
Insect killer is diluted nerve agent from chemical warfare. Treat it with the respect it deserves.
That is not actually true. We are now almost 25% into the 21st century and we now have 21st century pesticides. They are safe enough for children to play on after they dry. All the old, dangerous pesticides were banned in the late 1990's. Today's pesticides are no more hazardous than common laundry detergent.
I hope that helps. Be well my friend.
Good points, as always! We don't have wolf spiders here in Australia, as far as I know, but I fully agree about critters that enter my domain!
I am somewhat surprised that you never ran into a wolf spider. Perhaps you did and didn't realize what you were looking at. There are about 130 wolf spider species in Australia. These guys are different than web spinning spiders. Instead of spinning a web and waiting for their victims to fly into the web, wolf spiders hunt for their food like, well... like a wolf. Hence the name. They also carry their young on their backs, which is really weird when you see it. They are not particularly poisonous, but they can have a painful bite. This is not a species that you pick up with our bare hands. They typically remain outside, but they have been know to enter buildings from time to time. They are very scary looking too. I really hate these things. Be well mate.
Can't be very common around my city area then...What we do have a lot of, are 'huntsman' spiders. They are fairly hairy, and CAN grow very big, although the most common size is say 4 inches. Non venomous. We have 'Daddy long legs' as we call them; very thin spindly legs, and not at all scary looking...although moderately venomous technically; their fangs are so tiny, they can't bite humans effectively. Of course, we have many others too
@@SteveMack It's hard to say how many wolf spiders you have in your area. The truth is that you don't actually see them very often. They are a ground spider and don't spin webs. They like to remain hidden and wait for prey to come near to them and then they pounce. They blend into the environment well outside, so it's hard to spot them. You may have walked right past one and never realized that it was there. They are not know to be aggressive toward humans, but don't pick them up without wearing gloves. They can enter homes, but usually they don't. I don't have them in my home because I treat the yard every 60 days, but I have seen them sometimes in homes belonging to other people. They are really scary looking if you see one in the house. They are very beneficial in that they help to reduce the presence of other bugs, so they offer natural pest control. So, even though they are very scary looking, you are not supposed to kill them. I leave them alone outside, but I have a strict rule against bugs in the house. No exceptions. We also have huntsman spiders and daddy long legs here too. I don't like them either. Again, I leave them alone outside. Of course, they cannot survive in my yard. My entire yard is pretty much pest free. It's a kill zone for bugs.
That's interesting that you have those spiders too! I don't make a habit of picking up ANY spiders, so I should be ok 😁👀😉👍
@@SteveMack That's funny. I don't think I have ever intentionally picked up a spider. Some people do though. It's the same with snakes. I have no need to pick them up either.
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Thank you so much. Very much appreciated. Be well Nickie.
Thank you and happy new year to you and your loved ones too!
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