Bug Treatment Powder Duster/Large Diatomaceous Earth Bulb Duster/Powder Applicator/Garden Applicator/Bulb with Long Copper Tube for Indoor and Outdoor Insect Treatment Blue

Nifty lil gadget for getting DE on my plants. Was previously using an old make up brush. This works better!

Very nice for hitting those hard to reach crevices.

Works as intended but for the small tool you get it's overpriced in my opinion

Good materials, hefty, brass

Had a wasp nest in a weird spot where the gable roof over my porch meets the rest of my roof. To get to it I would have to remove a bunch of siding and panels on the underside of the porch. I used this with a powdered pesticide to pump in 3-4 squirts and it worked.

For some background, I've been fighting with carpenter bees. For some reason they've been multiplying in numbers the last 5-10 years, and turning all my stuff into Swiss cheese. I've tried the wood+glass traps with limited success; I get a few bees per week, but after 4-5 years of having them hanging, I wasn't getting more than a few dozen per season. So I decided instead of using a passive approach of hanging traps near their hotspots, I'd be a bit more proactive. They seem to repurpose the holes year after year, going deeper and deeper into the house, deck, fence posts and anything else, so I decided to dust the holes. HUGE DIFFERENCE in effectiveness!When looking at applicator products, I knew I wanted something with a latex base and metal tip to mist food-grade, harmless-to-human Diatomaceous Earth ("DE") up into every bee bore hole I could find. While it's a little cumbersome to fill, and becomes slightly less effective at misting when it's less than half full, it does a beautiful job of misting the DE up into the holes. Within a day, I started seeing carpenter bees laying around the yard, finely misted in white dust, dying. It was quick! What usuallyBest part is: No chemicals harmful to me, pets, or other wildlife. No issue of collateral damage to other pollinators like mason bees or honey bees. And because the bores are protected from the elements, the dust stays up there and keeps working. I'm 3 months out from lacing the 60-70 holes I could find, and my boring season this year, which normally lasts through August, is already over. My kids have noticed already, they're annoyed and/or scared of the hovering carpenter bees all over the yard ... it's rare to go outside and see one anywhere this year.If you're having similar problems with carpenter bees, you want to get a grip on it, and you need a simple but effective product you think will last a few years (although I don't see myself needing to re-apply based on how effective it's been!) this is definitely a product I'd recommend time and time again. Although, with these all-caps-random vendor names who knows if "YIBAO" will still exist by the time this thing wears out, if ever!

Wish this didn't put out so much, have to barely squeeze it or you'll have powder/dush from it EVERYWHERE... Wish it came with a funnel so it wasn't messy filling it.

I found a palmetto bug in my house and as all women would tell you - that’s just not acceptable. If you have 1, you have a million, am I right? Anyway, I used this with diatomaceous earth under my appliances and in some baseboard cracks and it works as intended.