Tickless Repellers Back in Stock!!

These have been around for decades but I've yet to see any research suggesting they're actually effective. I did some reading about ultrasonic pest repellants (including against ticks) years ago and the consensus was that these are wholly ineffective. I just did another cursory look and found much of the same.

Just soak your outdoor gear in 0.5% permethrin every 6wks and the ticks will just fall off of your clothes dead.
 
misterplinker1 said:
These have been around for decades but I've yet to see any research suggesting they're actually effective. I did some reading about ultrasonic pest repellants (including against ticks) years ago and the consensus was that these are wholly ineffective. I just did another cursory look and found much of the same.

Just soak your outdoor gear in 0.5% permethrin every 6wks and the ticks will just fall off of your clothes dead.
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But isn't permethrin hard to come by in Canada?
 
By the gallon here (usually use it outside, but not much odour indoors) wipes out ant colonies, use a spray bottle, as is.
https://www.amazon.ca/OnGuard-Pro-Perm-Residual-Non-Flammable-Water-Based/dp/B0799QD2D5
Either that or ..the "cat's ass" is the residual Zodiac perimeter spray - downward use only- (they've changed the label)
https://www.petvalu.ca/product/zodiac-premise-2000-flea-spray/SCM07126
It kills fleas, spiders, ants, flies..or anything that comes in contact with it.
BAD for cats (oh darn), but dogs & humans, ..ok ;-)

I've found that any10%+ permethrin concentrate (bought in the US) for AG use is usually pretty stinky!
 
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