Mosquito Barrier is mostly garlic oil, so it could potentially clog a fogger. The product label recommends applying Mosquito Barrier using a hand pump sprayer or a hose-end sprayer for best results. The dilution rate is 8-16 tsp per gal of water.
Mosquito Barrier is not labeled for flies. It is labeled to repel gnats, mosquitoes, ticks, fleas, ants, armadillos, deer, field mice, fleas, and geese.
Demand CS is labeled for a variety of insects, including Asian Beetles. The key is to treat early enough (early fall) and to apply the product in the right places. Asian beetles enter the structure through cracks and crevices, especially around windows and doors. Be sure to treat these areas thoroughly once a month through November. You should spray Demand CS outdoors around your door frames, window frames, vents, eaves, around the bottom of your foundation, and any other crack or crevice where an insect could gain entry.
No, Mosquito Barrier is only labeled to repel gnats, mosquitoes, ticks, fleas and ants.
Yes, Mosquito Barrier is labeled for gnats, mosquitoes, ticks, fleas, and ants.
No, a surfactant is used to make a product as Mosquito Barrier adhere to the surfaces you are spraying more effectively. It will not affect how long a product will last.
No, Mosquito Barrier only comes in a gallon size. We apologize about this.
There is no real reason to mix Cedar Oil with Mosquito Barrier. Mosquito Barrier on it's own will take care/repel those types pest.
Mosquito Barrier is not labeled to be mixed with any other products.
You typically mix 1.28 ounces of Mosquito Barrier per gallon of water. Each gallon of Mosquito Barrier should cover about 5 acres when diluted as recommended on the product label according to the manufacturer.
Mosquito Barrier should only be applied using a pump sprayer with wand. It does not have instructions/recommendations for use in an injection/irrigation system.
Mosquito Barrier must be applied using a standard pump or backpack sprayer. It cannot be used in tanks where the product would sit and be applied over a period of time.
Mosquito Barrier is not labeled to repel Japanese beetles. Please visit our Japanes Beetle Control Guide for the most effective Japanese beetles treatments.
Mosquito Barrier is not labeled for spiders or midges, it is labeled for gnats though so could kill midges sprayed during application. For spiders it would be best to use a residual product such as Cyzmic CS.
Mosquito Barrier actually does work very well when applied according to the instructions on the product label. In order to do a complete treatment, you will also need to eliminate any standing water sources (if any) and use a mosquito larvicide like Bonide Mosquito Beater to treat any standing water sites that cannot be controlled (such as in a ditch where water may collect after a rain). You may want to take a moment to look over our article on Mosquito Control if you have not already done so.
Mosquito Barrier is an all natural, super strong, liquid garlic based formula that will keep pests like gnats, mosquitoes, ticks, fleas and ants out of your yard, golf courses, parks and fields. It does not contain chemicals so it is environmentally safe and safe for animals including birds and humans. You can use it in a mist blower like the Solo.
Mosquito Barrier contains 99.3% of garlic as the active ingredient, so that would be the reason for the garlic smell.
