Stink Bug Control

Stink bugs are a concern for thousands of people each year, so there is a good chance that you are here because you need some great products to get rid of them. The products we sell for stink bug control are the best you can get and won’t cost you a fortune. No matter how bad the infestation is, there is a solution and we can show you how to kill stink bugs quickly and safely.

Products for Getting Rid Of Stink Bugs

There are a variety of methods and products used to exterminate, prevent and repel stink bugs. You can get rid of them using traps, stink bug sprays, or dusts. We carry all of the above. In fact, we are one of the few online pest control stores that carry stink bug traps. We also carry an excellent stink bug kit that will also control lady bugs, boxelder bugs, and other similar pests.

Some of the more popular stink bug control products include the following:

So, What’s The Problem?

On an agricultural scale, the odor is not the main concern with stink bugs. The main problem is that they cause significant damage to orchards across the world. They generally tend to cause the most damage to apple and peach farms. In some areas, the damage is so significant, the stink bug is now considered to be a major agricultural pest.

For homeowners, the smell can be an issue. These smelly bugs can also cause damage to residential gardens, particularly fruit trees. In case you’re wondering how to get rid of stink bugs in the house, most of our products are safe to use indoors as long as you follow label instructions.

Stink Bug Facts

Stink Bugs are part of the insect family known as Pentatomidae. Some people call them shield bugs, others call them stink bugs. Nobody casually calls them Pentatomidae-bugs, because that’s just nerdy. And, to be even more specific, the Pentatomidae family is part of the Pentatomoidea group, which contains roughly 7,000 different species!

There are now what is known as the Brown Marmorated Stink Bug. This particular kind of shield bug was not originally from our side of the world. It was first recorded in the United States in 1998, in Pennsylvania. The Brown Marmorated Stink Bug also has an interesting scientific name. It’s called the Halyomorpha halys. Don’t ask us why it’s called that, we just specialize in the getting-rid-of-them-part!

Believe it or not, some people wonder whether or not stink bugs stink. And the answer is yes, they certainly do! They have a special gland in their thorax that is released when the bug feels threatened. So if you ever feel the need to pick one up, do it slowly!

Getting Started

If you’re ready to kill, repel, prevent, or just get rid of those stinky little bugs, go ahead and select from the products above. Feel free to give us a call if you have any questions. Call us at 1-866-581-7378.