No, MotherEarth D - Diatomaceous Earth cannot be used in laundry or applied to clothing in any type of application.
No, MotherEarth D - Diatomaceous Earth is not used for cleaning clothes.
A dry dust like MotherEarth D is best used indoors in wall voids and cracks and crevices. Dust like this will not be effective once it gets wet, so you do not want to spray over the top of dust placements. Since this is a dry, powdery product, we recommend using sprays or granule baits for outdoor pest control rather than dust. Please let us know if you need assistance treating a particular pest or selecting another product.
No, MotherEarth D - Diatomaceous Earth cannot be used in laundry.
Mother Earth D can be used for scorpions. You may want to take a look at our Scorpion Control Guide for more tips and information on treating and preventing this pest.
MotherEarth D - Diatomaceous Earth is only effective when dry but it can become wet and will continue to function as it did before once it has dried out. For preservation information, please contact the manufacturer directly at 800-777-8570.
We currently do not offer the MotherEarth D - Diatomaceous Earth as it is discontinued by the manufacturer. We do offer Cimexa Dust which will work as a great product to add to a bedbug treatment. Please take a few moments to review our article/videos on How to Get Rid of Bedbugs for information on how to implement a successful treatment program.
MotherEarth D - Diatomaceous Earth is not labeled to be applied to septic tanks for any reason. It is also not recommended for roach control. Roach control requires a combination of a residual insecticide, a roach bait and an insect growth regulator (IGR) along with repeat applications every 10-14 days. Our Roach Control Kits are the most effective way to treat for roaches. Please take a moment to review our Roach Treatment Guide to learn how to inspect, treat and prevent roaches in and around your home.
Yes, after 3 wash cycles the MotherEarth D - Diatomaceous Earth residue should be gone from the bedding.
MotherEarth D or other Diatomaceous Earth products should not be used on clothing or similar personal items. This dust is a dessicant and would actually cause skin irritation with any prolonged contact. Clothing can be treated for any pest in a washer and dryer, or by dry cleaning or steam cleaning.
MotherEarth D - Diatomaceous Earth was labeled for crickets and could be used in cracks and crevices inside for insects including camel back crickets. The Mother Earth Granule Scatter Bait is still available and would be a great choice for camel back crickets around homes and in crawl spaces.
Unfortuantely, the MotherEarth D - Diatomaceous Earth has been discontinued, and is no longer available. However, Diatomaceous earth is labeled to treat for roaches. We would recommend that you look at purchasing one of our Roach Control Kits. These include all the items needed to effectively take care of a roach infestation.
Also please see our How To Get Rid of Roaches Guide as well for other tips.
MotherEarth D - Diatomaceous Earth is not labeled to treat of Noseeums. Talstar P is good general insecticide that is labeled for Noseeums. You will spray along the baseboards and cracks and crevice in the area affected inside the home, this will last 90 days. You will want to treat outdoors as well as a perimeter spray. Treat around the window seals, doors, etc. in places where they could possibly come in. This wil last 30 days outdoors. Here is the link for the product:
http://www.domyownpestcontrol.com/talstar-talstar-one-p-97.html
After speaking with the manufacturer of MotherEarth D Dust, they have verified that it is not recommended to apply this item by raking into the grass are but to be used in a hand duster applying to the affected areas where in the insects are active.
MotherEarth D - Diatomaceous Earth would not work as an animal repellent. We would suggest using a product such as Shake-Away Fox Urine Granules Critter Repellent to deter animals like opossums and groundhogs.