Diatomaceous Earth Powder Duster With Applicator Garden Extended Nozzle Dispenser Great For Small Cracks and Hard To Reach Places For Indoor and Outdoor Use, Less Waste and Easy To Use

Great for those pests in your garden. Works well!

Well, it's a duster that works as advertised. Took only one try to figure out to use this as instructed. Doesn't work as commented on by another reviewer. Occasionally will "squirt" a stream of dust, but normally just puffs if you shake it up and down. You need to keep your dust fluffy not packed up 😜. Very light weight and a good value. We'll see how durable it is, but it looks like it will last.

It works pretty well, but you have to shake it up a lot or it clogs. Then you don't know for sure how much it's going to kick out. I'm happy with it though.

Easy to load, i can do what needs to be done due to the size and ease of use, not bulky. Im glad i got it.

I contacted the customer service department that Listed ([email protected]) on the product and have not gotten a reply. Why? This duster clogs and has to be frequently shaken to get the product to come out.

Does what it's intended to do.... I purchased to keep bugs away. I live in Hawaii and in the winter, we keeps windows open to cut cost on A/C but the ants are such a nuisance. I needed something that was all natural to use around my little ones so I landed on diatomaceous earth. Only downside is, the powder makes a huge mess so if you're dealing with the same issue... heres a TIP: I fill it about 1/4 of the way full, hold it upside down, give it a little shake here and there and then squeeze. It poufs a LIGHT dusting of powder out rather than spraying a giant stream of powder everywhere.

Carpenter bees are bumblebees whose tunnel complexes destroy lumber. The males can't chew wood or sting, but their harassment tells you there's an active nest. Sawdust may be another sign, and with a stethoscope you may hear the females chewing.As in the photo, I may need a mirror to find holes because they are often on the back of a board. I extended the tube with 6" of vinyl, which i can turn to insert into a hole that would otherwise be inaccessible. The photo shows the 3" tube I tried first. Sometimes it was too short to bend as far as I needed.I rode a bicycle to exterminate nests in fence posts. The duster worked fine there but not when I got back. I think the shaking in the basket had compacted the dust. I inverted the duster and turned it back up. Then it worked fine.In the future, visible powder will probably identify a treated hole, and if other bees try to inhabit the hole in five years, the existing powder should still work.

I got exactly what I was sold on and can only assume you will too.

If you want this for a coffee grinder to make it work like the niche zero then this is perfect works so well with the mignon specialita hack. Amazing and reliable every time to get every gram back in that cup of coffee