Mosquito dunks

Summer is great, but mosquitos are not. If you backyard is infested with these buzzy insects, you'll want to get your hand on some mosquito dunks to prevent bites. #mosquitos #bugbites #summer #skincare

“How is it 2023 and so many of us are just now learning that mosquito dunks exist?”

Mosquitoes use standing water to breed, which is why you should make sure there isn’t any standing water on your property. But what if you can’t get rid of the standing water? That’s where Bti becomes useful.

Christina Marcellino | MOSQUITO BUCKETS OF DOOM 🦟 UPDATE: Here is a link with all the supplies you’ll need and printable instructions (IG won’t let me s... | Instagram

After I posted the Do-It-Yourself Mosquito Bucket of Doom (link), I realized two things:1) I should have called the project a “Doom-It-Yourself,” and2) Not everyone is excited about dis…

Joshua Meekins on Instagram: "Here's what I have been doing the past couple years to help reduce the mosquito population around our house. I'll set the traps in April and refresh them every couple weeks. Keep in mind this won't really help if you have a small yard or an apartment. Unless you get all the neighbors involved! If you do have standing water, definitely look into this! Mosquito dunks are the same thing, just in a larger form. Here is the link: https://amzn.to/3K5LsMQ (not…

Can Mosquito Dunks get rid of your fungus gnats problem? Mosquito Dunks can kill fungus gnats with Bacillus thurigiensis israelensis a larvicide that kills the tiny black flies too. [DETAILS]

Mosquito Dunks are a popular and effective means for controlling mosquito larvae in standing water. These tablets or “dunks” contain a bacterium called Bacillus thuringiensis israelensis (Bti), which is toxic to mosquito larvae but harmless to humans, pets, birds, and aquatic life. Although dunks may look like a pesticide, they are not! Bti is a […]

Organic & Regenerative Gardening and Compost - Amanda on Instagram: "The DIY bucket mosquito trap operates on the principals that it will give off CO2 to attract adult mosquitos to lay their eggs in the bucket, and the mosquito dunk will kill the hatched mosquito larvae which can only survive in an aquatic environment. Let’s get into it: The mosquito dunks use a natural soil borne bacterium, Bti (Bacillus thuringiensis subspecies israeliensis) which is ingested by the larvae in the water…

These are mosquito buckets. The white, donut-shaped discs floating in them are called MosquitoDunks®. MosquitoDunks® contain a mosquito-specific toxin, B.t.i. (Bacillus thuringiensis subspecies isr…