Because I can't understand how you came to the bizarre conclusion that identical safety warnings meant two entirely different products could be used in the same way.
What words are you searching on google? I didn't find anything saying to use it in the garden. It will definitely kill some bugs.
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think I used "Formula 409+insecticide"
One person said their roses were being eaten up by pest until he tried using Formula 409 spray on them. He said it worked miracles and his roses are now looking great.
With only one opinion, I asked my question about Formula 409 on this Newsgroup. I was hoping for some useful information and all I've received so far, besides your question, is some juvenile delinquent playing like an ignorant whatever.
Thanks. We all saw the question. If you'd left out your REASON for asking the question, you wouldn't have started this mess. Your reason was silly.
Now, I'm off to scrub my kitchen sink with Lubriderm skin cream. It says "For external use only" on the label, and so does my container of Comet powder, so the two products must be interchangeable.
Here is an answer from a lurker. I have tried 409 mixed with equal parts of water and rubbing alcohol sprayed on orchids and it did not hurt the plants. It did kill some bugs.
Are you kidding or what... the alcohol alone, even diluted, would have killed some bugs. Naturally I don't believe you sprayed alcohol on your orchids, not if you know anything about plants, rubbing alcohol would definitely have hurt your orchids, rubbing alcohol (isopropyl) is the solvent for chlorophyll.
It is an incredibly stupid question. I have degrees in chemistry and have written more than a few MSDS's and labels. Warnings for totally different chemicals can be identical. This was the basis of his question which I note he has dropped further in the thread. Who cares if 409 works on plants? What about Windex or Murphy's Oil Soap? ;)
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