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Beetle Control
Which insect is part of the largest number of species? THE BEETLE! Yep, that’s right! Beetles make up close to 25% of the world's known species. Beetles belong to the order Coleoptera. They are characterized as “sheathed wings” for their protective outer layer that surrounds the softer wings and abdominal area. Four of the most common household beetles are: Carpet Beetles, Pantry Beetles, Japanese Beetles and Powder Post Beetles. Despite their hideous appearance, they can serve as an effective pesticide because they are known to consume plant-sucking insects that harm crops. Thus most beetles are beneficial to humans. While most beetles serve a purpose in life, there are some that are genuinely pestiferous. Most of these pestiferous beetles are foreign and insidious species that have no enemies to sustain their population.
How to Get Rid of Beetles
Beetle control products come in two different categories: indoor and outdoor use. The beetle control strategy we suggest will be based on which type of beetle infestation you are facing. At Pest Mall, we are well prepared for any beetle problem you might be facing, so there is no need to worry. Just give us a call and we’ll walk you through it.
Beetle Control Products
- Pheromone Traps
With beetle traps you can lure beetles in and they’ll never come out. - Powder/Dust Pesticides
These are dry formulation of contact insecticides. Powder (wett-able) and Dust insecticides can be used for a wider range of spots including gardens, indoor crack/crevices, and other areas. - Liquid Pesticides
Liquid insecticides is a great way to fight off grubs (beetle larvae), however it is not the recommended way of managing a beetle infestation. - Granular Pesticides
Granule insecticides are for lawn and garden use. A spreader is recommended to cover infected areas more thoroughly.
Due to the overwhelming number of beetle species in the world, it’s no walk in the park when trying to get rid of beetles. Beetle control is very difficult due to the exponential increase in their species population. This is highly owed to our efficient means of travel and of globalization. Perhaps the single most effective thing you can do to help control beetles on your property and in your neighborhood is to get rid of them yourself using our professional pest control supplies. Beetles within residential properties can cause some serious trouble, even psychological impairment. It’s important to act quickly and as soon as possible. Take matter into your own hands so you won’t have to deal with beetles ever again.
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Q. Brooklyn beetle
I live in Brooklyn and my apartment is infested with large black beetles! Ok, maybe infested isn't the right word as I've only seen a handful of them since I moved in a month ago, but still! They are about an inch long, all shiny black, and fast as hell! They are defiantly not cockroaches (but I do have them too). I've scoured the internet to try and figure out what they are, but no luck. I've also looked for some sort of beetle repellent or trap, but so far I'm coming up empty handed. Do you have any suggestions? I have two cats, so something pet safe is a must. I would really prefer to not go the powder route as I have a very thorough cleaning lady and I have a feeling I'll be going through that stuff like crazy. I have roach traps and roach gel all over my apartment (pet safe ones on the floor and regular ones the ceiling and in my kitchen cabinets). Will those work on the beetles as well? Any info you could provide me with would be extremely appreciated. I hate hate hate bugs and I'm having trouble sleeping at night! I'm afraid something is going to crawl into my ear and lay eggs in my brain, haha! HELP!
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It is very hard to control beetles, but any liquid insectide with a long residual time would be good to control them.
I would recommend Demand CS because it is micro-encapsulated and lasts longer than most other insecticides. This is safe to use indoors, but during the application process, keep all other people and pets out of the area.
Once the product has dried, which takes about 30 minutes, it should be safe for everyone to re-enter the room.
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Q. I live in an older home and seem to have a problems with larder beetles in the early spring. What do you recommend for treatment and how often?
A. Larder beetles in the house are pesky pests to get rid of because any animal byproduct can be affected by larder beetles. We recommend using 565 Plus XLO to use around cracks and crevices, especially paying attention to the baseboard areas. We also recommend using Delta Dust in the wall void area. If there are insects that have died in the wall void, it can attract the larder beetles to them. Since these cannot be cleaned out of the wall void, you should apply insecticides where they are located so that you can control them as they enter the structure. If you have infested food items like pet food or other storage foods that are prone to attract larder beetles, these items should be inspected and infested materials should be disposed of. If you have any further questions or comments, please feel free to contact us again.
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Q. beetles or bark beetles control
I have eather white pine tip beetles or bark beetles in 3 of my 54 30 ft. sprus trees, I asked the summit county tree expert what I should use,he told me that merit was the best product to use. so I need you to sell me the best merit product you have for my problem. please help me ! sky.
A. I would recommend using the Merit 75, which is a wettable powder.
We also have granules that you can put around your trees and spray it over with water so it can soak into the ground.
The Merit product is a systematic, the roots of the trees will soak up the Merit, and it is completely safe, but harmful to the insects.Was this helpful?
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Q. we seem to be overwhelmed with beetles old fashion name rose beetles they love leaves of grapes and strawberries i am looking for a home made remidy
A. I'm not sure of an effective home remedy, however there are cultural approaches you can try to help control and reduce their population in that area. Cultivating the area or using insect parasitic nematodes to kill the larvae are some effective ways to control rose beetles.
-Sam
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Q. i have what i think are drugstore beetles what can i do to get rid of them
A. For drugstore beetles, you can use a product like D-Force HPX or now relabeled as simply "D-Force". D-Force is a residual insecticide for general pest control including drugstore beetles and other pests such as ants, roaches, and bees.
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Q. What do you recommend for coconut rhinoceros beetles
these insects are about a thumb size and will eat the soft central part of a coconut making new leaves deformed.
A. We do not have a product that is labeled specifically for Coconut Rhinoceros Beetles. However we do have products that will kill beetles such as Merit 75.
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Q. How do I kill the hundreds of tiny varied carpet beetle larva that I find all over the house. I throw out all food except cans &jars. I va uum
I vacuum very day. I have the h2o heater as bhi as it will go. I keep all washed towels in a large Ziploc bag. I've been spraying orthodox home defense on the bags once a week yet if I hang a towel 2 dry it's covered in larva w/in 24 hrs.
A. We recommend spraying the carpet and perimeter surfaces with CyKick Aerosol spray or CyKick CS.
We also have a product called varied carpet beetle traps that lure the beetles using natural pheromones. Using both products will give you optimal control of the insects.
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Q. How do I get rid of Black Beetles
I moved into my townhouse in Dec and they seem to have put it together in a quick hurry and there are spots along the baseboard that are not on the floor like they should be there is spacing that is not the way it should be and I have black beetles outside my house like a lot of them and now I have found 3 of them in my house and I believe they are coming in through my walls by my front door I don't know what to do or how to get rid of them but they are really grossing me out I don't even want to go to sleep knowing that they are finding their way into my house!
A. We recommend treating surface areas with Talstar. You can use Talstar as a perimeter treatment, as well as spot treatment indoors. You may also spray the baseboards of the rooms as well. It has a residual time of about 2-3 months.
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Let me tell you my personal experience based on this topic; Cockroaches last week were all over the kitchen area. After the lights were off for a while at night, I would turn them on and there were about a few more roaches all around the kitchen counter. We weren't even messy, the place was always clean and we cleaned the counters and stove after cooking food. I put little spots of the gel along the corners of the surfaces and in areas where they could get into the kitchen. Immediately I saw that some cockroaches were interested in it and began consuming it. This got me excited. Over the next couple days, we would find a few cockroaches stumbling around the floor both day and night. And then we stopped seeing them. It's been about a month and I haven't spotted one cockroach since. You can actually trust these reviews because it really does work.
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