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Effective but polarizing with safety concerns and durability issues.
Dr. Earth Pest Control Spray has mixed reviews. While some users appreciate its pet-friendly formula and pleasant smell, many find it ineffective against certain pests.
Ineffective against certain pests such as yellow jackets, hornets, and mosquitos.
Prevention: Consider alternative products for specific pests.
The spray has a delightful rosemary scent.
Users feel the product is safe for pets.
Some users report that it does not kill yellow jackets or hornets.
The spray requires direct contact to kill pests.
Does not seem to work on mosquitos, as reported by multiple users.
Earlier reviews indicated effectiveness, but recent reviews show a decline in efficacy.
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Factors: Type of pest, Environment
Yes, it is safe to use around pets, but avoid direct contact.
It is effective against ants, especially when applied directly.
No, it does not work on mosquitos.
"We seem to have an ant problem in our neighborhood, and this did the trick. I was able to spot treat the ant hills in my driveway, sidewalks and yard without fear of it harming my puppy. I treated about three times in the early summer - each time noticing large amounts of dead ants around the pile..."
"totally did nothing. I had to go out and get the purple cans of raid $8.95 ec once car per room and it wiped them out in 12 hours, most right on contact but in 12 hours they stopped jumping, repeat in 7 days to kill any eggs that may have mad it, but DR Earth is to weak and a waist of time and money..."
Dr. Earth Pest Control Spray may be worth a try for those looking for a pet-friendly option, but it's not guaranteed to work for all types of pests.