Bug Bombs--Killing Insects in the Garage

W. eWatson · 2010-07-15T02:12:27+00:00

I'd like to clobber the insects in our garage. I did this several years ago with some bug bombs, and it worked pretty well; however, I was a bit concerned about the pilot light in the water heater, which I suddenly realized was on. I proceeded to open all the garage doors, and remove the bomb. In the next few days, I did find quite a few bugs who had crawled out from areas near the walls to die.Aside from the pilot light notion, one needs to either remove stuff from the garage or cover it. That can take a bit of doing.It occurred to me that since most bugs seem close to the floor why not get some sort of hose that has some fogging repellent that one could disperse along the floor, and between objects close to floor. A check at the local h/w store found none. Comments?

Jul 15, 2010 24 Replies

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Jeff The Drunk 16 years ago

That's so the bugs don't turn on the lights. Hard to find an escape route in the dark you know.

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krw 16 years ago

Ah, I see. Sticky side out.

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blherlache 7 years ago

of them in a house and tried to ignite them with fuses. Nothing. Then they tried two zillion. Nothing.

LIES!!!!! They confirmed this to be true. HeyBub you are wrong.

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catalpa 7 years ago

HOLY BUGS !!

HeyBub died 8 years ago after being kidnapped by mysterious beings who turned him into a huge bug bomb to destroy another galaxy.

That 8 year old thread actually talks about "Space Alien" and being anally probed.

Amazing and scary foresight of the future there.

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TyWebb 6 years ago

replying to HeyBub, TyWebb wrote: Ya see that right there is some Com- O - D ( Consider my butt cheeks puckered)

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