How to Use the Bellow Hand Duster for Applying Insecticide Dust

[@tyn6211]

I watched seven videos of people explaining how to use a bellow hand duster pest control without actually using it before I came across this one. Thank you!

[@librathefresh1]

I'm going to apply to all my house outlets today. This makes it easy to understand. Thank you for this video.

[@moritod]

Fantastic! This doesn't solve the problem I came looking to solve, but it solves quite a few others that I put on the back burner. Thanks for answering questions I hadn't gotten to yet!

[@hazelbay5725]

what was your problem? and did u find a solution?

[@sonebone7]

I have several of powder dusters and this one works great,! its my favorite one lol

[@mercedesbenzs600bash]

Really good video...

[@henrymcvey6538]

Tremendously interesting but lots to learn!

[@LynneRo279]

Will this work for granular bait I'm wanting to put under a house foundation? Thanks!

[@domyown]

The Bellow Hand Duster will only work for dust products. Depending on the size of granules, you can use the B&G Bulb duster: www.domyown.com/bg-bulb-duster-1150-p-769.html. But generally, you will need a spreader to spread granules. www.domyown.com/granular-spreaders-c-29_202.html

[@ranmangolf]

How do you clean the unit that contains the dust after finished? I am using Delta Dust.

[@youtoo2233]

Use a wet paper towel and wipe off the excess dust that might be on the outside of the duster, that's it

[@WhiteOak09]

Tye other type of dusters look like they'd work better , the type you hold with your fist and they have a long tube, what do you think?

[@domyown]

The type of duster you choose is based on budget and personal preference. We would recommend choosing the one that you are most comfortable using. You can shop dusters on our site here... www.domyown.com/dusters-c-29_192.html

[@torgomax]

Thanks for the video!

[@GenCodeFPV]

What are you using? Boric Acid?

[@domyown]

In this particular video, we are using Cimexa dust which consists of Silicon dioxide 92.1%. You can see this dust here: www.domyown.com/cimexa-insecticide-dust-p-2513.html

[@marcusstarr2000]

WONDERFUL video

[@inhaleexhale]

Thank you for the demo! What bothers me is seeing all that dust clouding into the air outside of the spot you were dusting. I am worried about it getting in my eyes and nose and also settling on the floor and maybe my pets tracking through it.

[@domyown]

With light dusts its normal to see a small amount of it puff out and hang in the air for a few seconds when applying it to voids, since you cannot completely control all of the air flow it disperses. What little bit that is shown from the video is not enough to be harmful, but you can always wear eye and nose protection such as sunglasses/protective glasses and a basic painters mask or even bandana. If any dust were to settle on the floor you would see it and would be able to remove it with a vacuum if needed. Some dusts are safe for pets to contact, so it just depends on the product label of the item you are using.

[@jamesaburke7]

How are you supposed to get the black cap back on? When I try, dust keeps spraying out the side air holes.

[@jamesaburke7]

and it doesn't even shoot out the nozzle .... It spays out the back. What a freakin' mess ...

[@domyown]

We apologize you are having trouble with your duster. If you have a bellow hand duster it does not have any air holes. Did you remove the cleaning rod? Could that where the dust is coming from? If the dust is coming out from other places you might have a defective one. Could you maybe send pictures of the holes you are referring to or where the dust is coming from?

[@Justify4935]

@@jamesaburke7 LMFAO

[@inhaleexhale]

I have heard these types of dusters clog and also that they are hard to clean. I saw you demonstrate the built-in cleaning tool. Does it work to remove 100% of the dust? Is it okay to store the dust in the hand duster (keep it in the hand duster) if that is the only type of dust that will be used in that duster? Can the duster with dust be stored in a very hot garage? Thank you!

[@domyown]

These dusters can indeed clog if you release the pressure on the bellow before removing it from the crack of crevice because you can be sucking in debris. The cleaning tool does not remove 100% of the dust but it will unclog the duster in most cases. You should not store dust in the bellow hand duster because it will cause the material the duster is made of to degrade. Insecticide products should really be stored out of extreme temperatures and out of direct sunlight to maintain efficacy.

[@mercedesbenzs600bash]

Put a penny in it and shake it periodically...

[@fenderbender351]

Clicking on the picture to go to the link for ordering the duster doesnt work. Would like a link.

[@domyown]

Apologies for the inconvenience. You can order the duster here www.domyown.com/bellow-hand-duster-p-106.html

[@kchan3679]

Thx!

[@reginablackwell7242]

What kind of pesticide should I use

[@domyown]

We have many different kinds of insecticide dusts we sell www.domyown.com/insect-killer-dust-c-30_77.html but we recommend identifying what pests you have first for the best treatment method. feel free to contact us for product recommendations.

[@poppabear1062]

Is there a pole extension about 6 feet long for this?

[@domyown]

No, the Bellow Hand Duster does not come with an extension pole.

[@rixzarsaballo7004]

Where to buy puffer duster?

[@domyown]

You can purchase a bellow hand duster on our website here - www.domyown.com/bellow-hand-duster-p-106.html

[@DvorTerrier]

Beginning of the clip -- "Hold it upside-down!". Closer to the ending, the guys threw their own advice away :))

[@RagedContinuum]

right side up does a heavy puff while sideways is medium and upside-down is light.. manufacturer's video explained it

[@NasrinSultana-w9e]

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[@inhaleexhale]

What kind of dust do you recommend for paper wasps? I have paper wasps building outside in a very inconvenient and difficult-to-access window (I covered the window with plywood and they built behind the plywood, up high between the plywood and the window). I have no direct access to the wasps, either inside or outside, except to spray in the crack between the plywood and the outside wall. It rains a lot here but currently is dry weather (hope it lasts a bit). Can you recommend anything?

[@domyown]

Tempo 1% dust is recommended to treat paper wasps. www.domyown.com/tempo-dust-p-391.html

[@YourDarkAccomplice]

What kind of bugs is it killing???? O.o bugs inside the electric sockets and carpet crevices????

[@domyown]

The bellow hand duster is an applicator for dust insecticides. Depending on the dust used, anything from crickets, roaches, ants, bedbugs , centipedes, etc can be killed. The applicator will help you get the dust into cracks or crevices to eliminate insects where they harbor

[@ZsaZsaUmbra]

Anything with an exoskeleton. The microscopically sharp particles abrade the waxy coating of the chitin allowing the desiccant to fatally affect the arthropod.

[@ThePeterDislikeShow]

Don't use Delta Dust (deltamethrin).

[@Joaquindapark]

FortNikitaBullion Why not?