6 Cans Mosquito Netting Spray Kills or knocks out Bugs Start Price USD 14.00 Current Price USD 14.00 Time Left - Bid Count 0 Buy It Now Price - Reserve Price - Start Time Saturday, November 08, 2008 End Time Tuesday, January 06, 2009 Location Kansas City, Missouri See more about '6 Cans Mosquito Netting Spray Kills or knocks out Bugs' Description Your bidding on a CASE of 6 cans  5oz each of 0.5% Permethrin   Bedding Treatment spray. Now used world wide by the national health organization to treat mosquito netting to reduce Malaria and west nile virus. As the mosquito buzzes around the netting looking for away in the odorless permethrin knocks out or kills the mosquito, it gets it's origin from the Chrysanthemums Flower   People have long known that the Flower Chrysanthemum or MUM  were great plants to have on your front porch or around other plants as a natural Insect repellant Many mosquito netting suppliers pretreat their netting with permethrin here is a quote from one of them "Permethrin Insecticide: This net has been pre-treated with permethrin as per World Health Organization guidelines, to provide extra protection against mosquitoes. As long as the net is in the unopened original bag, loss of insecticide is minimal (about 5% over 6 months). Once opened, the net must be treated every 6 months if the net is exposed to the sun every day, but up to 12 months if kept in a regular bedroom." I am not selling the netting just letting you know how important it is to treat it !! This spray is designed to bind to fabric bedding. netting or clothing.  Let dry for 3 hours before use.     These are a 5 Ounce  Aerosol Non Scented Spray of  0.5 % Permethrin, CLEAR, ODORLESS, It is marked bedding spray, to treat beds for Crabs/Lice, Bed Bugs, and Dust Mites.     You spray it on your bedding,  clothing , sleeping bag , mat ,Picnic blanket or Mosquito Netting and allow to set for a minimum of 3 hours before using.. Once dry it stays tightly bound to the fabris for weeks of use and up to two machine washings.  Unlike DEET. Permethrin  Kills  or knocks out Mosquitos , Ticks , Chiggers , No See Ums, Bedbugs,Crabs/ Lice, Arachnids, Ants, Termites, AND is Odorless and Colorless once it dries. Along with water it contains a petroleum distillate to help transfer the active ingredient bind it to your fabric, but it quickly evaporates and leaves your clothes protected.  US Priority Shipping in the USA for this 3 pound package is 12.00 for the first case and 3.00 for each additional case It comes to you in a unmarked US Priority box with nothing on the outside to indicate what it is ! Keep a can in your truck to spray your boots down before walking into the brush. Below is some more information on Permethrin: Permethrin is a man-made insecticide, structurally similar to a naturally-occurring chemical called pyrethrum. Pyrethrum was initially derived from the crushed dried flowers of the daisy Chrysanthemum, whose insecticidal properties have been recognized since the 18th century. The permethrin which is currently sold to consumers is a synthesized product that was developed in the 1970's. Permethrin works as a contact insecticide, damaging the nervous system of insects which come in contact with it, leading to either their death or "knockdown". Permethrin is effective against multiple species of crawling and flying insects, including mosquitoes, ticks, fleas, bedbugs, chiggers, and flies. Ticks crawling across permethrin-treated pant legs or socks are likely to drop off before they are able to attach and feed. Studies have shown that permethrin-treated bednets can dramatically reduce the risk of getting malaria, through their ability to kill mosquitoes that fly into the treated netting. What is the difference between DEET and permethrin? Can I use them interchangeably?   DEET and permethrin complement one another, but they are not interchangeable. DEET works to repel biting insects, by blocking the receptors on an insect's antennae which help it home in on its host. Permethrin is not an insect repellent. It works as a contact insecticide, stunning or killing insects that come in contact with it.    back to top   Can I use DEET and permethrin together, or is the combination unnecessary?   When maximum protection against insect bites is needed or desired, the ideal solution is to use a combination of DEET on exposed skin, and wear permethrin-treated clothing. An extended-duration DEET insect repellent (Ultrathon®) and permethrin-treated clothing is the standard personal protection system used by the U.S. military deployed in areas of the world where insect-borne disease is a real threat. One field study showed that the use of both of these products provided 99.9% protection against mosquito bites, in an environment where unprotected persons received an average of 1,188 bites per hour!    back to top   What is the proper way to use permethrin?   Permethrin should be applied to clothing, or to other fabrics (tent walls, mosquito nets, etc.). It is not intended for direct application to the skin. When treating a garment with permethrin spray, spray the cloth outdoors and allow it to dry before wearing.   back to top   Does permethrin need to be reapplied frequently to keep working?   No. One of the best things about permethrin is its length of effectiveness per application. When applied to clothing by aerosol or trigger spray, permethrin provides protection lasting up to two weeks or two washings, whichever comes first. Clothing soaked in permethrin solution is effective for up to 4 months per application on stored garments.    back to top   Is permethrin approved for children?   Permethrin-treated fabrics should be safe for children of any age. Once the permethrin has dried on the clothing, it is bound so tightly to the fibers that any potential for absorption through the skin is negligible.   back to top   Will permethrin damage my clothes?   No. Permethrin is colorless, odorless, and non-staining. It should not change the feel or look of the clothing to which it is applied.    back to top   Do I have to worry about using it around my pets?   Permethrin should not be sprayed around ponds or any other areas where fish are found, since the chemical is toxic to fish. Permethrin has not been shown to be toxic to birds.        Although there are permethrin sprays specifically sold for use on dogs, these products should never be used on cats. Because of their grooming habits and slow metabolism of permethrin, cats are much more susceptible to toxicity from permethrin. Again, once the permethrin has dried on any fabric, toxicity should no longer be of any concern. Testing 123 noseeums no seeums chigger chiggar chigar chiger ticks tics dust mites spyders brown reacluse recluse black widow tarantula  camo bug screen Powered by eBay Turbo ListerThe free listing tool. List your items fast and easy and manage your active items. Place a Bid!