🔍 Dust with Precision: HARRIS Diatomaceous Earth Powder Duster - 6 Inch Extension Nozzle Review

Ideal for spreading diatomaceous earth. I hate dusting the edges of carpets and floors, but this applicator does the job, pushing dusty dirt into crevices and crevices. I did this to get rid of the silverfish (at least I hope so). I hate creatures! Recommended. Many Thanks.

This is a very good tool when ants are a problem. I used one that my neighbor owned before I bought it and it's so good you can control the dosage of diatomaceous earth. The ants run away from him. You can put it along the baseboards, under the sink, on the edges of windows, etc. Be sure to order food-grade diatomaceous earth. This feather duster is easy to use and intelligent.

I use diatomaceous earth for my cats against fleas. That works great. I usually put it in a shaker which doesn't work very well. The powder comes out in clumpy clumps and flies all over the place creating a huge dirty dust storm and the cats disappear. This little item solved this BIG problem. I just squeeze the container and the powder comes out. The cats don't know what hit them and the job is done.

Mechanically excellent. Remove the yellow cap. Shovel in diatomaceous earth. Hold the yellow cap down. Blow where the carpet meets the walls, under the bed, under the stove, etc. You can even blow on the air and then close the door to the room and let the fine white dust settle. It takes some time to work. You have to be consistent and do this every week or so. Gradually, the errors begin to disappear. Then you have to keep going because their eggs will hatch. Finally, after about half a year…

I use diatomaceous earth [DE] for pest control and as the product is comparable to talc it is useful to have an applicator instead of a fine mesh screen which cannot direct DE into small crevices. The instructions say to use it with the yellow part down. I tried and there was a river, not a train. For DE, the goal is to disperse very fine dust of the product onto the target surface - the kind of dust that can appear on a bookshelf in about a week. Thus, the insect will pass through and the…

This feather duster does exactly what it was designed to do. For me, it delivered a fine mist of pyrethrum dust into a small gap in the outdoor structure built around my gas fireplace liner. I had a huge colony of Yellow Vests settling in and I didn't have a better way to spread the insecticide. I make a comment here. The vacuum works really well when the yellow cover and socket are held down. But if you turn it upside down, the powdered solids won't squirt into the container. At best, you get…

This atomizer fits easily and distributes the power well. You can pretty much control how much is sprayed by applying pressure to the bellows and how hard you press down. With practice, you can be more accurate and shoot an uneven band of gunpowder instead of a cloud, which is especially important when using something toxic like an actual pesticide. But if you do THIS, wear a mask! Or you breathe some of it into your lungs. Not good at all. The powder will hang in the air for a while so be…