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Question: After you spray, how long does it take for this to work?  I sprayed 5 gallons yesterday...24 hours later the mosquitos are still swarming...
Document: The garlic odor only lasted a few hours - we sprayed the night before and no odor by party time. I can still garden and enjoy our porches without getting eaten alive.It appears it will work for at least a month and then we will certainly spray again . Looks like we can enjoy the outdoors all summer!
Seems to work pretty well. I sprayed it on twice on back to back days. It was better than not having any spray, but there were still mosquitos present. I used this in Northern WI where the mosquitos can be very bad. It made the outdoors useable but still had some mosquitos buzzing around, not nearly as bad if I had not sprayed. I did not notice the smell other than when spraying and it really did not bother anyone.
garden sprayer. Two gallons were sufficient to do every square inch of my yard, gardens, house, porches, etc... The garlic smell was still there in the morning but gone by the time I returned from work the next day. Best part of this, though....NO ticks, NO mosquitoes! In fact, we had been chased in one evening just a week before application. Just found my first mosquito now 3 wks later.
Told my neighbors with a toddler and large dog and they bought some, too and applied it last week. I think if we take turns, we'll be able to get through the summer and still have enough leftover for next year.Btw, I was hiking around a very slow-moving pond near the Erie Canal yesterday and smelled intense garlic on the grassy portion of the walk. I never saw a mosquito the entire time I was there and believe that the municipality sprayed Mosquito Barrier along the pond's edge, too!
What a JOKE. Don't buy this product as it does not work. I tried this product as this year our mosquito population has exploded. Wanted something that might simply cut down the numbers. Even after spraying an adulticide to kill the mature mosquitos there are still too many to be outside. Don' waste your money. Even though you have to spray often your money is better spent on a spray to kill the adults.
I used a stronger solution than suggested and sprayed my yard twice in one week and the mosquitoes were still awful. I have 1.5 acres and I can say without a doubt, that this product did nothing to repel mosquitoes.
Friends told me about the product and their success with it. The reviews also helped me determine if this would be useful for the 3 acres that I wish to protect. It arrived in two days (faster than the 3-5 days I had expected). Following directions I waited until 5 pm, and sprayed into the brushy area which borders a large lawn and pond. Two gallons and an hour of my time accomplished the project. Since then a mosquito free experience.
The label says it is effective for up to 5 acres at normal dosage, but I have only 1/3 acre of property and did 4 applications. I didn't work out the math on this, but I completely drenched every plant, blade of grass and ground on my property. Maybe I did more than double dosage rate. It did not kill any plants, vegetables butterflies or animals, which is great, but the mosquitos? not them either. What a big, big disappointment.
I've been using this for years. Not only does it work, but it keeps those darned mosquitos away. Some say the smell goes away, but I'm thinking that it's not as strong. Someone said that our yard smelled like a Greek bakery, which isn't bad. Nevertheless, it works great. And I'll keep using ia long as I can get my hands on the stuff.
I used this product all summer last year. It never had any lasting effect past 24 hours, which would mean you'd have to apply it daily to get the desired result. I called the company for a refund several times, but they always had me try something slightly differeny (use different oil, spray at a different time, etc). Eventually I just gave up.
Answer: yes