Fried Chicken
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I recently saw some advice on a (now removed, unfortunately) utube video on doing whole yard mosquito repellent treatment with a garlic-based stink material.
I don't consider myself a soldier at war, but my fight against the mosquitos calls this into question. That said, I'm not interested in violating the geneva conventions or doing irreperable harm to the surrounding environment through chemical warfare. Biological agents are already on the table.
Do mosquito treatments like this work? I'm thinking of getting an SR200 backpack sprayer and the aforementioned garlic stink and going to town on the yard. It's my understanding, I can still eat the foods I spray with this, and the squirrels and frogs will still be happy... but mainly I'm interested if this even works, or if its a pipe dream.
I don't consider myself a soldier at war, but my fight against the mosquitos calls this into question. That said, I'm not interested in violating the geneva conventions or doing irreperable harm to the surrounding environment through chemical warfare. Biological agents are already on the table.
Do mosquito treatments like this work? I'm thinking of getting an SR200 backpack sprayer and the aforementioned garlic stink and going to town on the yard. It's my understanding, I can still eat the foods I spray with this, and the squirrels and frogs will still be happy... but mainly I'm interested if this even works, or if its a pipe dream.