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I'm tired of outdoor pants and jackets with this. Moving a lot in the woods, for a couple of years there were not a single tick on the skin.

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Works and does not bother when the terrain suit is handled properly.

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Also works when sprayed on clothes. Works well on most insects.

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A decently sized checkered bottle to control satyrs and other oilseeds.

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With this, when you spray your clothes before your trip to Lapland, there is much less hassle for bugs. Particularly useful for clothing that mosquitoes normally pierce through. For example, in a hot weather, a thin sports shirt treated with permethrin can be used without having to spray it off or the like separately. In my opinion, the treatment also lasts at least one machine wash, although of course fresh at its most effective.

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Not so abundant. Keeps people away

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Not many mosquitoes visible. One bottle was enough for a plastic bag of summer clothes, maybe I used too much per garment. Does not smell dry at all and no skin reactions occurred.

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One 500ml bottle handles the studio well enough. Keep ants pous even in the yard. Mosquitoes and other people will be paralyzed when they land on the treated fabric or area. Flies and wasps also die. Takes 6 washes on clothes and several months even in the yard or apartment.

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We had sugar larvae in the bathroom of the apartment building, the son of the maintenance company went to bring a jar like this, which I then sprayed on the entire floor and edging of the bath for a couple of days. There are no creatures in its comic sight.

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The above is incorrect coverage information. One bottle handles adult pants and a pair of shirts. The adequacy depends very much on the material. Thick linen or cotton absorbs like a sponge, while a substance does not want to be absorbed into a slippery man-made fiber. Functionality is tested at a point in the dengue epidemic area.

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Also works well for ticks and deer flies, no need to dig them out of clothes.

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Helps deer flies surprisingly well. With this, when handling forest clothes and spraying a little on the back hair, the deer flies can't be bitten. Dropping from clothes to the ground to death.

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The only substance I used to get the “souvenirs” taken care of out of the cupboards was very effective for rice bulls and flour. Also handy for handling mosquito nets.