yeah you also kill every insect on the property with demand. bye dragonflies and other good insects. in reality you should use the "weaker" chemical as they do the job fine if you do the service right. save demand for problem accounts so it doesn't become over used.
@@johnsullivan2577 yes but from what I've seen with pest control companies they spray all spring and summer unless it's raining. They dont stop because of wind like they're supposed to and with the backpack blower the wind takes the chemicals everywhere. You're right it needs to be done right and in the right spot but other non targets will always be killed its impossible to avoid when using a chemical outdoors. but again demand isn't necessary.Talstar or even essentria are almost always more than enough.
Is the diffuser attachment necessary in the stihl unit? I took mine off because it doesn't reach that high and was wondering what others do.
We use suspend poly and we always get call backs. What's everyone else do and does it work?
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yeah you also kill every insect on the property with demand. bye dragonflies and other good insects. in reality you should use the "weaker" chemical as they do the job fine if you do the service right. save demand for problem accounts so it doesn't become over used.
Well too bad. Mosquitos has killed the most amount of humans in the world.
Shut up hippy
This must be a Florida thing,out here in Cali we’re concerned with drift,this can’t be legal out here?
That’s why you only apply it in certain areas.
@@johnsullivan2577 yes but from what I've seen with pest control companies they spray all spring and summer unless it's raining. They dont stop because of wind like they're supposed to and with the backpack blower the wind takes the chemicals everywhere. You're right it needs to be done right and in the right spot but other non targets will always be killed its impossible to avoid when using a chemical outdoors. but again demand isn't necessary.Talstar or even essentria are almost always more than enough.