Bonide MoleMax RTS - Questions & Answers

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  • Asked by Larry from Potter Valley Ca
    07/16/2014
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    Does the castor oil in Bonide MoleMax RTS transfer to the plants in the area in any noticeable way?
    A
    Bonide MoleMax RTS does not transfer to any plants.  It only coats the plants that it is applied to.
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  • Asked by Damita from Decatur
    06/05/2016
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    Will the Bonide MoleMax RTS harm my lawn and flowers?
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    No The Bonide MoleMax RTS will not harm your lawn or flowers, it will only coat plants that it is applied to.

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  • Asked by Fred from Cusick, Wa
    08/11/2018
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    How does Bonide MoleMax RTS work? Does it kill or just repel?
    A

    Bonide MoleMax RTS repels moles, voles, skunks, armadillos, rabbits, and gophers using castor oil, an all natural solution.  It does not kill anything.

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    8 of 9 people found this answer helpful.
  • Asked by Robert from Woolwich
    04/28/2017
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    When applying Bonide MoleMax granuals, where is best area to apply - on the good grass or over the total lawn?
    My lawn has several large mole-destroyed areas.
    A

    The MoleMax RTS product label recommends that you apply to the entire area.  If you have a large area to treat, it is best to treat in sections, beginning at one point and working toward a desired "exit location."

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    7 of 8 people found this answer helpful.
  • Asked by Ben from Falmouth, Maine
    04/16/2016
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    Is the Bonide MoleMax RTS Omri certified?
    A

    Bonide MoleMax RTS is 100% castrol oil, but it is not OMRI certified. 

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  • Asked by Charles from Williamsburg
    02/03/2022
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    Can Bonide MoleMax RTS be used on a large area of pachysandra that voles are eating the roots?
    If not recommended, what would you recommend to kill or repel them?
    A

    Bonide MoleMax RTS would be a great repellent. However, if you want to use bait, we would recommend using Kaput Rat & Mouse Bait. It imitates the natural food of rats, mice, and voles. The place packs can be placed whole in areas where the rodents feed. Warfarin, the active ingredient, is an anticoagulant that is effective at very low dosages and because of this is considered a low-risk bait with very low secondary and environmental toxicity.

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