Love summer, hate the insects that come with it?
You're not alone. It's hard to enjoy your backyard when you're weak from blood loss , and ticks are hiding under every leaf waiting to pounce when you and your poochie least expect! Insecticides - chemical-filled bug sprays - aren't the answer either. No one wants to wake up with a third ear... You want something that's safe for your kids, your pets AND the environment.
But you also want it to work...
Mosquito Barrier is a great, all natural child and pet friendly solution to a pesky - and potentially dangerous - problem. Turns out garlic doesn't just repel vampires, Mosquito Barrier's liquid garlic juice contains a natural sulfur proven to repel mosquitoes and ticks.
- You can use Mosquito Barrier on grassy areas including yards, parks, sports fields and golf courses.
- Got an AirBnB or rent out the family cottage? Do your guests and their pets (and your reviews!) a solid and put down a layer of Mosquito Barrier so they can enjoy your property without getting eaten alive every time they step outside!
- One 128 OZ/3.79 Litre jug of Mosquito Barrier lasts the entire summer. Sprayed every 3 weeks, for the average residential lot, it's enough for 10 applications, if necessary. And what you don't use, you can store for next year!
- 99.3% pure garlic extract
- It's odourless - for us humans, the garlic smell fades after about an hour.
How to use Mosquito Barrier for Mosquitoes:
If there is NO standing water in the area, mix:
- 4 litres of water
- 4 ounces Mosquito Barrier
- Stir well and spray about an hour before dusk
If there IS standing water in the area, mix:
- 1 gallon water
- 4 ounces Mosquito Barrier
- 2 ounces canola oil*
- 1 teaspoon liquid soap
*The oil coats the standing water and suffocates the mosquito larvae. The dish soap helps the garlic and water mix properly.
How to use Mosquito Barrier for Ticks:
- Use the same formula as above, or you can increase the ratio of Mosquito Barrier by 1-2 ounces.
- Spray once, then again and then a third time 7 days later, then every three weeks.