BTI Mosquito Dunks - Questions & Answers

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  • Asked by Jennifer from Atlanta
    05/31/2017
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    What are the insecticidal toxins on the BTI Mosquito Dunks?
    A

    Per the product manufacturer of the BTI Mosquito Dunks the insecticidal toxins are a by-product of the bacillius thuringiensis in the dunks with is not harmful in any way to non-target animals.

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  • Asked by Angela from Apopka, Fl
    05/11/2017
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    How much of the mosquito dunk should I put in my birdbath?
    A

    Each brisket of BTI Mosquito Dunks treats 100 square feet so one dunk will be sufficient for a bird bath.

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  • Asked by Fred from Davie, Fl
    08/18/2016
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    Should the BTI Mosquito Dunks be tied to the grill of a storm drain?
    should the dunk be tied off to stay in the storm drain area , and stop it from floating to the lake , to keep the chemical in the drain area about 3' x 3' x 5' deep
    A

    Yes the BTI Mosquito Dunks can be tied to a grill in a storm drain to prevent it moving.  Be sure it is done so in a way that it will contact water when built up and not the ground.

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  • Asked by Cynthia from Mandeville, La
    05/13/2016
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    Will an herbicide like Round-Up have any effect on the bacteria in the BTI Mosquito dunks?
    Herbicide and Dunks
    A

    Herbicides such as should not effect the BTI Mosquito Dunks as long as it is used as directed.  We wouldn't recommend spraying the dunks directly though just to be on the safe side but if applied to a body of water that is also treated with an aquatic herbicide, the dunks would not be effected.

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  • Asked by Mary from Saint Louis, Mo
    05/05/2016
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    Can you put the BTI Mosquito Dunks in birdbaths?
    A

    BTI Mosquito Dunks  are safe for birdbaths, old automobile tires, rain barrels, abandoned or unused swimming pools (particularly above ground types), tree holes, roof gutters for collecting rainwater, flower pots, animal watering troughs, elevator shafts, basements that flood, sump pumps and any drainage areas within buildings.  One briquet treats up tp 100 sq ft of water.

       
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