To avoid damage to the TV, we do not recommend pointing or directing the Bug-A-Salt gun towards an area with a tv or other electronic devices when treating for insects.
You should be able to soak and clean the Bug A Salt Gun out. To make sure you effectively get your Bug A Salt Gun clean and working properly, we recommend contacting SKELL INC. 310-392-3288.
The Bug-A-Salt Fly & Bug Salt Gun will take down flies, mosquitoes, and almost any other insect including a roach, but it should not be the only product used for eradication. Please take a few moments to review our treatment article on How to Get Rid of Roaches for a successful roach control program.We suggest applying the products in one of our Roach Control Kits.
The manufacturer of the Bug-A-Salt Fly & Bug Salt Gun recommends using table salt.
The manufacturer of the Bug-A-Salt Fly & Bug Salt Gun recommends only table salt to prevent any clogging etc.
We apologize but are uncertain why the Bug-A-Salt Fly & Bug Salt Gun would not be killing flies. The manufacturer prefers to troubleshoot any issues so we recommend contacting SKELL INC. 310-392-3288.
Table salt is the only thing recommended for use in the Bug-A-Salt Fly & Bug Salt Gun and it can unfortunately get clumpy in areas with high hunidity. One suggestion is to add uncooked rice to the container that you store the salt in so that the rice will absorb moisture from the salt. (Do not put rice in the Bug-A-Salt gun). You can also remove any build up inside the gun by soaking it in hot water and letting it dry completely before adding salt. Also, the cartridge will hold enough salt for 50 shots, but you can try only adding salt as needed or ½ amount so that the salt does not sit and gather moisture between uses. For further suggestions, please contact SKELL INC at 310-392-3288.
Yes, the Bug-A-Salt Fly & Bug Salt Gun gun can be used on flies, mosquitoes, and almost any other insect, including horseflies.
The Bug-A-Salt Fly & Bug Salt Gun is only labled to be used with salt. Putting other products in the chamber may jam the gun and will void the warranty.
No, the Bug-A-Salt Fly & Bug Salt Gun only uses table salt so would not harm grasses.
Yes, the Bug-A-Salt Fly & Bug Salt Gun can be used on just about any nuisance insect.
If moisture has gotten into the gun and hardened the salt, it could cause the gun to jam. To make sure you effectively get your Bug A Salt Gun clean and working properly, we recommend contacting SKELL INC. directly at 310-392-3288.
Bug-A-Salt Fly & Bug Salt Gun uses only table salt shot at high pressure to kill insects. We would not recommend spraying the Bug-A-Salt where there may be exposed food since we do not necessarily enjoy eating insects but it would not contaminate food.
The Bug-A-Salt Fly & Bug Salt Gun uses normal, everyday table salt, so there is no danger to people or animals if the salt is not cleaned up.
That is really up to you. You should be using only table salt in the Bug-A-Salt Gun, however this product is not designed as a food-handling or serving product. We would not recommend spraying the Bug-A-Salt where there may be exposed food since we do not necessarily enjoy eating insects.
Per the manufacturer, the Bug-A-Salt Fly & Bug Salt Gun can be used on just about any insect.
Bug-A-Salt Fly & Bug Salt Gun can be used inside and outside for flies, mosquitoes, and almost any other insect. Technically you are not supposed to shoot anything that stings so we can't tell you that it will kill a carpenter bee, wasp or other bee. What we can tell you is that we have several guns in the office and we have shot beetles, stinkbugs, centipedes, weevils and very large flies (we shot these around the exterior of our office, none of these bugs would dare venture into DMOPC territory!) and all of these insects have succumbed to the Bug A Salt Gun