AntEater Organic Ant Powder- 3 oz

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• From Katie at 7/5/10 4:50 PM
  • Is this product safe to use in houses with cats? Ours often sneak onto the countertops and stove during the night and while we're at work (paw prints everywhere!). Thanks. K
  • Yes, this product is safe to use in houses with cats. It is food grade, and will only harm insects.
    
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• From Angela at 7/27/10 5:16 PM
  • What about dogs and small children?
  • Angela, you may use AntEater Organic Ant Killer where dogs and small children may come in contact with it. There is no poison in the formulation. Diatomaceuos earth is the main ingredient which kills the ants, and other insects, by abrasive action. AntEater will not harm pets, humans or the environment.
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• From Linda at 8/19/10 8:46 PM
  • Are there any other ingredients or inert ingredients in this product?
    Where can I find information on St. Gabriel's Organics, do they just repackage the most common brand of food grade diatomaceous earth commonly used in most other products?
  • Hi Linda,
    AntEater Organic Ant Killer is a blend of clove oil and diatomaceous earth. The clove oil serves as a binder which helps keep the diatomaceous earth, which is a powdery substance, in place. You can find information about St. Gabriel's online through Google. We have carried their products for years with satisfaction.
    AnyEater comes in a relatively small container, so customers can try out the product in their homes at very low cost. Once a customer is sold on the merits of diatomaceous earth, I would recommend buying a bag of DE, which comes in larger volume and is therefore more cost effective, and using this throughout the home where insects are a concern.
    We have used diatomaceous earth in our home for several years now, and I can personally recommend it as the most effective and safe broad spectrum insect pest control available.
    Greg
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• From BJ at 6/10/12 1:13 PM
  • Hello,
    I am a first time buyer of this product after hearing about it for many years. The video does not mention use of the product in a liquid form like I heard on other info sources. Liquid use sound so much more simple to apply in areas like garden, fruit trees and walls and crevices. Is this type of use correct? Please give or direct me to more comprehensive use of the substance.
    A tool was mention for application, is it shown here? Please direct. Thanks.
    BJ
  • AntEater is made from diatomaceous earth, which can be mixed with water to create a liquid form. Many people will do this to make it easier to apply, but diatomaceous earth is not effective until it is dry. The AntEater is packaged in a bottle that makes it easy to apply to cracks and crevices. The tool you mentioned in your question is the dispenser tube, which can be found here: http://eartheasy.com/yard-garden/natural-lawn-care/lawn-garden-dispenser-tube. That tube is typically used with the 4 lb. bag of diatomaceous earth that we carry (found here: http://eartheasy.com/non-toxic-pest-control/indoor/insect-dust-diatomaceous-earth-4-4-lbs).
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• From NIC at 10/5/12 4:51 AM
  • Can I use this around my Parrots, if so how on Birds or at Bottom of cage ?
  • Yes, this is safe to use around your parrots. However, I would recommend applying it to the bottom of the cage and if possible, removing the parrot from the room during appliaction, as the dust in the air can irritate their lungs.
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