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so to bring this back up again...will it hurt anything to put a truck in the garage,open the doors and hood...close garage and set of 8-10 bug bombs? The truck I am getting is COVERED in black widows....DONT LIKE CRITTERS!
As in "Hurting anything" I mean by the electrical?
Thanks
Make sure there are no sources of ignition like a hot water heater in the garage. The propellent is flammable. Let it air before you even open the truck door.
Here's a recipe for areas that get no or very little summer rain:
1 cup lemon juice
1 cup of tobacco juice (soak about six Skoal bandits in hot water for about an hour)
1/2 cup of lemon scented dishwashing liquid
Mix thoroughly.
Pour into a hose-end sprayer like pictured below and spray your house, truck, the yard, fences, etc.
Let it dry.
Spiders taste with their feet and don't like the acid in lemons, the tobacco juice gives insects diarrhea, and the dishwashing liquid is a surfactant (to reduce surface tension). That way EVERYTHING gets coated so the concoction doesn't run off.
Great, sore footed wet spiders running around crapping everywhere.
Make sure there are no sources of ignition like a hot water heater in the garage. The propellent is flammable. Let it air before you even open the truck door.
The only thing I have is the clothes dryer.....which will come out before I do this anyway.
I was going to open the dorrs and the hood and set off the bombs,so I know EVERYTHING is dead! I will vacuum it out after the fumes settle.????
Man, I tell ya - I'm always so jealous of you guys in the southern states. Rust free trucks with factory air? I'd give my left nut for a score like that - I'm in Vancouver Canada and most of the dents up here are like swiss cheese - salt in the air and on the winter roads is not kind to these things - until I read posts like these! I don't care about rats, critters, wasps, whatever - but if I ever found a black widow in my truck I'd probably have to sell it! Not really but I'm finally thankful now for this Canadian climate. Thanks for makin me smile.
One bomb in the cab, two underneath. Never seen a spider in there since. Of course the can said it treats 400 square feet, so with three could cover 1200 square feet. I figure I probably had the equivalent of 10 square feet.
Buy some CyperWP from doyourownpestcontrol (google it because I'm sure that's not quite the right name), mix 2:1. Spray everywhere. pet-safe, kid-safe, etc. Kills EVERYTHING. We nuked our super tough black widow infestation at the house here in NV and killed every scorpion on the property. It's AWESOME stuff, and if you pay a pest control guy, you never will again. Our freinds pest control guy HATES us because he lost his contract. $30 of the stuff lasts for a couple years and its the same **** they use. It even kills those tough-as-nails big earwigs we get here in the summer.
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