Question 1

does it work on roaches

Accepted Answer

Yes, but just make sure you don't use it around your pets.  It's toxic to dogs and cats.  Works great on spiders.  I put some on a cotton ball under my kitchen sink cabinet, in my closets, under my bathroom sink, etc. .

Question 2

I live in Florida does it work on plametto bugs .... rocches..... and ants?

Accepted Answer

I used to live in FL so I know what your talking about. Since Palmetto bugs have an exoskeleton, I highly recommend Diatomaceous Earth. it is made from the fossilized remains of tiny, aquatic organisms called diatoms. Their skeletons are made of a natural substance called silica. It is a powder form and highly effective at killing anything with an exoskeleton. It is natural not harmful to pets or humans. You should not breath in the dust though. Be sparing with its application. It works by limiting the oxygen needed through their outer skeleton. Ants usually walk away from it. It is a natural remedy. Read up on it and you will see. It's great

Question 3

How long is it effective before you need to respray?

Accepted Answer

I'm not sure.  I spray a little every time I put a bag with any food leftovers in it in the can.  I originally said I thought the bottle was expensive.  However, I'm finding it's lasting pretty well.  It sprays a fine mist, so you don't use a whole lot of product each time you spray.  The main thing for me is that my garbage is still intact.  I haven't seen hide nor hair of a squirrel anywhere near my garbage since I started using it.  I've noticed there seems to be a lot fewer flies and ants too.  So far, I love this product!

Question 4

If the rats are stil alive, they can still produce bab rats.  If we want to eliminate them, how is this product effective?

Accepted Answer

I have not actually ever had a rat in my house.  Mice and squirrels, and I believe to a great extent even insects, seem to be repelled by the smell of the mint.  Since they don't like it, they leave.  My aim has never been to kills anything, but to deter them from living in my space and encourage them to seek living quarters outdoors where they belong.  It really does work, but if you are infested, it takes time I believe.  You may have to resort to trapping or something to get a whole nest out.  This product is more of a discourager and repellent, it does not harm or kill them.

Rodent SheriffPeppermint Oil Repellent | Fast Acting Pest Control Spray | Repels Mice, Racoons, Ants, and More

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