Yes, 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.
The Mosquito Barrier has a three year shelf life from the date of purchase (if stored away from extreme temperatures in a cool, dry place).
The Mosquito Barrier label recommends using about 2.5 ounces of product per gallon of water for heavy infestations. For best results, make your application early in the morning or in the evening, when mosquitoes are most active.
Mosquito Barrier is a completely natural garlic based spray that can be used on any crop safely and will not affect humans or animals.
Mosquito Barrier should not harm bees once the treated area has dried, but it could potentially harm them if they are in the area during application. We would recommend applying in the early morning or late evening when the bees are less active in order to avoid contact.
Mosquito Barrier is labeled for eradicating the following insects: Gnats, Mosquitoes, Ticks, Fleas and Ants. We do carry the following products for ladybugs, Ladybug Control Products.
Mosquito Barrier will keep pests away for 24 hours - up to a month, depending mostly on rainfall.
Yes, Mosquito Barrier is labeled for gnats, mosquitoes, ticks, fleas, and ants.
Mosquito Barrier can be used around the outside perimeter of the grazing area up in the trees and shrubs.
Yes, Mosquito Barrier can be used for fogging. For fogging machines, a higher concentration of Mosquito Barrier is necessary at the minimum rate of 12 ounces of Mosquito Barrier per gallon of water. For any issues with using the Mosquito Barrier in your fogger, please contact Mosquito Barrier directly at 1-800-424-7990. |
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.