EcoSMART Insect Killer Granules 10 lbs. Review

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(More customer reviews)I've recently been told that being Green is the cool thing to do. So, knowing that, I am really trying to be 'greener' in the yard this year. Organic lawn serivce, organic insect control etc. and I thought, ok, lets surround the house with an organic 'barrier' to keep bugs out #instead of the usual pest company#.

I noticed two large black ant colonies, one near the edge of the woods and another close to the house. I also noticed a tiny sugar ant colony in the walkway.

With a menacing grin, I sprikled this stuff over both areas. Waited two days. Results? Ants were just fine.

I grabbed the bag and said, "ok, suck on this" and literally DUMPED this stuff over the colonies. That should do it.

NOT! (yep, used not right there).

Went back out today (about 3 days later) and the colonies have actually gotten bigger. (I also think I saw an ant with a computer, making me think this stuff has potentially made them smarter).

To recap:

Pros: Nice bag. Has a kid and a dog on it which is nice. Smells great and indeed made me feel cool when I put it in my cart at Home Depot.

Cons: Turns ants into smarter, faster breeding machines with an undying determination to take over your yard. (And perhaps steal your wife and car).

Overall: Clearly they are making this from the leftovers at a spice factory. Good for smelling and creating a superspecies of ant, bad for doing and type of killing and/or repelling.

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Product Description:
Now there is an organic insecticide that is safe to use around children and pets and won't harm the environment. EcoSmart Organic Insect Killer Granules is made from a patented blend of organic plant oils. It kills bugs fast and repels crawling insects, without synthetic toxins or harmful residue. It's safe. It's effective. It's smart. Naturally.

Kills and repels ants (including carpenter, red harvester, pavement, odorous, pyramid, argentine), armyworms, billbugs, bristetails, centipedes, chiggers, chinch bugs, crickets, cutworms, fleas, earwigs, firebats, grasshoppers, ground beetles, leafhoppers, mealybugs, millipedes, pillbugs, scorpions, spiders, springtails, ticks, wireworms, and other insects.