Is liquid or granular insecticide better? It depends on the type of insect you are trying to control. Generally, liquid insecticides are better for controlling flying insects, while granular ...

Dangerous mixtures: pesticides in combination can have unexpected effects on the development of honeybees. This is shown by a new study in which the last neonicotinoid still approved in the European ...

When roaches consume the insecticide, they will die after returning to their nests. Other roaches will eat the dead roaches and spread the poison to the whole nest. It’s okay to spray a diluted liquid ...

An insecticide with malathion, carbaryl, or pyrethroids (such as Ortho Tree & Shrub Insect Killer) can rid you of a bagworm problem if applied to bushes and trees when the worms are still young ...

Oftentimes, it's because a traveler has a liquid product in their carry-on that exceeds the allowed limit. The ensuing process can slow things down, particularly on the busiest travel days. Agents ...