Niban Granular Bait - 4 lb. Shaker - Questions & Answers

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  • Asked by Michael from Fresno, Ca
    11/10/2016
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    Will Niban Granular Bait kill spiders other than daddy long legs?
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    Unfortunately, Niban Granluar Bait is not labeled for spiders. When treating for spiders you want to look at two things that you can control: their habitat and their food source. We recommend you remove all the webbing that is in the area, and use a product like Transport Mikron to spray that would get rid of all the other pests that are in the area which is the spiders food source. While the Niban will control crickets, silverfish, ants roaches, and snails and slugs, it is not labeled like the Transport for a large variety of pest that are most likely in the area that are still a food source. You would need to eliminate their entire food source so that they will go look elsewhere for that. Transport Mikron is also labeled to treat for spiders as well should they actually come in contact with the product residual.

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  • Asked by William from Edison Nj
    05/28/2021
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    What other ingredients are in the Niban Granular Bait? Does it contain pesticides?
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    The manufacturer of Niban Granules only has to disclose the active ingredient(s) of their products. The active ingredient of this product is Boric acid 5%. For more information on the food based and other ingredients, we would recommend contacting the manufacturer (Nisus) directly at 800-264-0870.

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  • Asked by Tony from Houston Texas
    10/15/2011
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    Will Niban kill bed bugs?
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    No, Niban will not kill bed bugs.  Niban is a granular bait for roaches, crickets, silverfish, ants, and other insects that eat food.  Bed bugs feed on blood only.  For bed bugs you should use a bed bug kit.
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  • Asked by Patricia from Oregon
    06/25/2021
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    Is Niban Granular Bait good for killing grasshoppers?
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    Niban Granular Bait is not labeled for grasshoppers and we are not aware of a bait for them.  We would recommend using Bifen IT for grasshoppers and many other insects in the lawn and areas around the home. Per the product label, the mix rate for grasshoppers is 0.25 to 0.50 fl oz per gallon of water per 1000 sq ft. 

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  • Asked by Kathy from Marysville
    08/24/2022
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    Will Niban Granular Bait kill the good worms in the soil?
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    Niban Granular Bait is attractive to targeted species and will not harm non-targeted species such as butterflies, bees, earthworms, etc.

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  • Asked by Bryon from Rohnert Park, Ca
    09/05/2017
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    Is there a product to use for roaches outside my home?
    I just noticed a investation of these calif mystery roachs out side and need to know what to buy to exterminate them before they start coming in the house. It has to be animal friendly since I have a dog and cat
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    If you are finding a lot of roach activity outdoors around your home, then an excellent product is Niban Granular Bait. This is a bait that is ready to apply from the container, and it has food attractants that are great for roaches, but an active ingredient that is all natural. Niban should be applied dry, but it can hold up to about 4 inches of rainfall after it has been applied. You may also want to take a few moments to review our Roach Prevention Guide for tips on how to keep these pests out of your home.

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  • Asked by Kurt from Bishop,ca
    04/14/2013
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    Is Niban harmfull to dogs and cats, if so what is the treatment if they injest some?
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    Niban Granular Bait is very safe to use around children and pets. The 95% other ingredients are just food products, which is the part of the bait that attracts the insects to where you apply the bait for them to eat.  The 5% boric acid is the only part of the bait that kills the insect.  It is only strong enough to kill a small insect.  When you broadcast Niban as directed, there is not enough of it in one place to attract a pet and should cause no problems.  Many pest control companies use Niban Bait as part of their natural pest control program because it is such a safe and easy to use product.
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  • Asked by Israel from Holland Mi
    09/21/2014
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    How to kill camel crickets?
    They look like grasshoppers
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    We would recommend using a bait to control Camel Crickets. NIBAN Granular Insect Bait is a moisture-resistant bait that can be used indoors and outdoors to control ants, silverfish, roaches, crickets and more. Niban's weatherized granules don't degrade from heat or sunlight and will last through four inches of rain. Niban is the one bait that will continue to work because Niban has no known resistance and is virtually odorless. Niban kills the microoganisms in the insect's stomach and blocks enzyme production causing starvation. And since it affects none of the insect's major systems, they can't develop resistance. NIBAN comes in a convenient 4 lb. shaker container with a comfort grip handle for easy application. NIBAN Granular Insect Bait should be applied near camel cricket activity or in a 2-4 foot band around your home.
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  • Asked by Carmen from Abilene, Tx
    09/21/2015
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    Will Niban Granular Bait kill crickets in a warehouse industrial setting?
    We are in a cricket mating season in Abilene, TX. Our building is old and without a lot of proper sealing from the bottom. I need to control the crickets in my warehouse; they are getting into my parts boxes and all over my warehouse. The expected time for them is expected to last a month. I realize that I will be unable to control them completely with the conditions that I am in, but I need something to bring their population down to a manageable level.
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    We would recommend using a bait to control crickets. Niban Granular Bait is a moisture-resistant bait that can be used indoors and outdoors to control ants, silverfish, roaches, crickets and more. Niban's weatherized granules don't degrade from heat or sunlight and will last through four inches of rain. Niban is the one bait that will continue to work because Niban has no known resistance and is virtually odorless. Niban kills the microoganisms in the insect's stomach and blocks enzyme production causing starvation. And since it affects none of the insect's major systems, they can't develop resistance. Niban comes in a convenient 4 lb. shaker container with a comfort grip handle for easy application. Niban Granular Insect Bait should be applied near cricket activity or in a 2-4 foot band around the perimeter of the warehouse.

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  • Asked by Nr from Albany, Ny
    06/25/2017
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    What would be the recommended setting using a Scotts Broadcast Spreader to apply Niban Granular Bait?
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    The Niban Granular Bait label calls for 6 ounces per 100 sq ft, / 4 lbs. per 1000 square feet.  If your spreader settings go from 1 to 10 (1 letting out the least and 10 letting out the most) you typically want to be around a 4 setting.  If your spreader goes from 1 to 20, you should probably be around a 7 or 8 setting.  The goal is to just run out of product when you are done walking the 1000 square feet.  One person may walk faster than someone else, so they may place It on a higher setting than someone that walks slower. 

    Almost all fertilizers, herbicides, insecticides, etc have treatments in amounts of so much product per 1000 square feet.  So if you can figure out what your walking speed is then you know anytime you apply any product that calls for so much of it per 1000 square feet, you always set your spreader on this setting.  You can calibrate this by marking off a 1000 square foot (10 x 100) area and placing 4 lbs of the Niban Granular Bait in the spreader.  Start with a low setting and start walking your marked off area at a normal pace.  You can adjust as you go and find the basic setting for you to apply the product over a 1000 square feet. 

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