You are most likely holding the bellow hand duster incorrectly. After you fill the bellow hand duster about 1/4-1/3 of the way with dust you should replace the black cap and then flip the duster over so the red or blue band is now at the top and the black rubber cap is facing the ground. This will h…
Read Full Answer »The bellow hand duster is made to hold in different positions to control the amount of dust that comes out. To let out the least amount of dust, you should actually hold the duster upside down, with the black plunger facing down. If you hold it to the side it will let out a little more, …
Read Full Answer »The bellow hand duster can be used over and over again with no problem. Be sure to store the duster in a cool dry environment so that the rubber on the duster will not breakdown. Most people have their bellow hand dusters for years before they need to be replaced.
We would recommend only using the Bellow Hand Duster as is, and not attempting add any additional tubing to the end of the extension. You most likely would lose both dust and necessary air pressure out of the connection. If you need to reach longer distances, you could something like the B&G 2 Qua…
Read Full Answer »As long as the bellow hand duster is completely emptied of the first dust insecticide there should be no problem using a second dust product in the same duster.
The Bellow Hand Duster has a 5 inch wand. For farther distances, you can use the Long Shot Puffer Duster, which has a 14 inch wand. If that still will not get you close enough, you may want to consider the Dustick Duster, which has a 21-foot reach.
The bellow hand duster is usually sufficient for most small jobs. The bellow hand duster does have a 5 inch extension nozzle and you only have to get into the entrance of the nest. As the bees go in and out they will spread the dust through the nest themselves.
Absolutely! The Bellow Hand Duster will work well with most dusts.
We would recommend filling the Bellow Hand Duster only 2/3 full, as well as adding some small pebbles or coins to prevent clumping. Use with the cap facing the ground and gently puff the dust. The included cleaning tool can be used in the extension to clear a path for the dust to disperse. We als…
Read Full Answer »One case of Bellows Hand Dusters weighs 11 pounds.
The design of the Bellow Hand Duster has remained the same and we are not able to tell a difference between the ease of use. The Bellow Hand Duster has a spring mechanism that does require more presure to expel the dust. However, if the pressure needed to push the dust is a concern maybe the Bulb Du…
Read Full Answer »The Bellow Hand Duster will work well with any dust. We highly suggest you read over our detailed article called "How to Get Rid of Ants." This gives a detailed breakdown of what steps to take for treating whether using baits or sprays and where to look for nesting sites. Boric acid dusts can…
Read Full Answer »The extension on the Bellow Hand Duster is not flexible. We do carry other dusters that can be used for treating carpenter bee holes such as the B&G Bulb Duster 1150.
The Bellow Hand Duster and the Long Shot Puffer Duster are designed to treat cracks and crevices or voids where you place the tip of the duster, so it will only travel a few inches from the tip. If you have a tall vertical void to treat, you could also drill high in the column and let gravity carry…
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To better answer your questions, please clarify what products you are referring to. If you are referring to the Bellow Hand Duster, it is the cap.
The Bellow Hand Duster comes with a cleaning tool and it can be used in the extension to clear a path for the dust to disperse. You should wear chemical resistant gloves when handling the duster and dust. The cap on the top can be opened to empty the remaining dust from duster if wanting to use ano…
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Insecticide dusts should be applied with a hand duster, such as the Bellow Hand Duster. This makes it easier to apply the product in cracks and crevices where insects are found.
You could potentially use a bellow hand duster to apply a dust such as CimeXa Dust to carpets before working the dust into it to treat for fleas. We do not, however, recommend that a dust be the only product you use for flea control. Our Indoor Flea Kit contains a dust plus a ready-to-use spray whic…
Read Full Answer »The Bellow Hand Duster is only intended to be used with the dust wand horizontal to successfully work. The B&G Bulb Duster may be a better option as this duster comes with extension tips to reach into voids, cracks and crevices easier.
Bellow Hand Duster doesn't have a flat tip however still is one of the top dusters on the market for general pupose applications. The B&G Bulb Duster does come with different size tips for treating tighter cracks, cervices and voids. Click HERE to view our video on How to Apply Insecticide Dust…
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