Millions and millions, nightmares may be made of this..
Blood feeder – recent issue – 6 letters?
What killed 2/3’s ? population in Europe in or near 1350? 4 letters
Cockroach skins or feces can cause this – 6 letters?
Major roach pest in U.S. 6 letters?
Soaks up pesticides in restaurants, making it difficult to control pest – 3 letters?
Very small eight legged parasite – 4 letters?
answers-etim, lio,namreg,amhtsa,aelf,gubdeb – Good Luck
How does that insecticide really kill those bugs?
Have you ever thought once you sprayed that bug – How does it die? I’m guessing probably not, it’s not that you don’t care but generally speaking you just want the damn bug dead! Over my 25 years I have learned a great deal about how the bugs die and why. One of the products I absolutely love is called Avert, this is a dry bait used for cockroaches and one of the reasons I love this product is this. Most products cause the cockroach to die on it’s back – Avert makes them stop fast while walking. So immediately you know your product is killing them. I had a chance to read a great article “Insecticide Mode of Action” by Drs. Michael E Scharf and Daniel R. Suiter in Pest Control Technology magazine October 2011.
You may not want to know all about this subject but maybe I can hi-light and simplify it a little (I said maybe).
- Targets the nervous system = neurotoxin.
- Insecticides that do not target the nervous system.