Concern Diatomaceous Earth Crawling Insect Killer

Pros: Effective eco-safe pesticide kills most crawling bugs.
Cons: Non selective. May need to reapply after rain.

As anyone who has read my series on building and equipping greenhouses will know, I recently started growing fruits and vegetables organically in containers. Last year, I got lucky. Most of the bugs in my garden were so stunned to see a human in their ...

Pros: environmentally friendly
Cons: Need to reapply after rains, outside

Gotta nasty little bug you don't know how to kill? Want to be a conscientious murderer? Try Diatomaceous Earth, the safe way to solve your problems.

I have been in the landscape industry since 1988 and have had my share of chemicals that I...

Pros: environmentally safe
Cons: must reapply after rain

Do you have bugs? In your garden, in your lawn or heaven forbid your home? Want a safe way to rid your garden, home and lawn of those nasty little critters? There is a way for you to get rid of those pesky critters without harming the environment....

Pros: Environmentally friendly, non toxic, fast, very effective
Cons: Hard to find in stores, unsightly white powder, washes away in rain

We live in northern California and we had a big problem with an ant infestation in our house. They're not carpenter or fire ants, just regular, small, annoying, ants. And a lot of them.

In this review I will talk about products we've tried...

Pros: YOU'LL GET A GREAT WORKOUT TRYING TO CLEAN UP THE MESS THIS PRODUCT LEAVES BEHIND
Cons: WASTE OF MONEY. MESSY, EXPENSIVE, AND DOES NOT DO WHAT IT'S SUPPOSEDLY DESIGNED TO DO.

I had a flea infestation and before purchasing Earth Works Diatomaceous Earth Perma-Guard I had tried numerous other organic products in addition to spraying the entire house with one chemical and a bomber. I did frequent vacuuming, mopping and the whole ...

Pros: Mechanical killer: Non-toxic to humans very effective
Cons: PRICEY/ about $2/pound online Check pool stores

This is a MECHANICAL pest controller. It is made up of microscopic long dead diatoms that are hard little shells resembling cogs, sprockets and gear wheels. Any insect with exoskeletons, outside skeleton, is susceptible because these diatoms get into the ...