Customer Reviews for Eco PCO D-X Dust

I have more experience using Drione. But this product doesn't break the bank and seems to work fine. I dusted under the bottom channel of my siding and also up under the corner channels. I had spiders and wasps come out quickly. That tells me it works. So far, no issues, planning to use this product again.

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15 of 16 people found this review helpful

I got this product for bedbugs that were in my bed frame (I didn't find any on my mattress), but I'd seen a baby b.b. on my wall and am in a 2nd floor room with wood floors that aren't sealed.  After scouring my bed and killing any bugs or eggs I found, I wanted to put this down to get any that had migrated into the walls. It's only been a couple of weeks since I put it down. I did not have a duster, so I did it by hand in the crevices and used my fingers and paper to get it into the areas they would walk out through on both sides of the wall and some cracks in the floor. I can't give a really good review yet, but I put my mattress back a week ago and haven't seen any yet. I'll update if they do reappear.

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9 of 15 people found this review helpful

This worked right away for an ant problem. I ordered 2 being unsure of the quantity needed. 1 one have been enough for normal household needs with a lot of content remaining from applying in 1 room and another area. Some initial odor, not unpleasant, but quickly dissipated.

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7 of 7 people found this review helpful

This dust worked very well on a small yellow jacket burrow being dug between old concrete back door steps. Before buying the dust, I tried a liquid pyrethrin product with no effect. I read others' advice to use dust so entering wasps would walk through it and deliver it throughout the underground nest. The dust was not an instant remedy, but I wanted a lower-toxic option. I applied a little dust at the burrow opening almost daily for a week, mostly at night to avoid active wasps. Sometimes after dribbling a small amount of dust at the burrow entrance, I used a fire place blow tube to blow dust further down the burrow. Active wasps gradually diminished to none in about 10 days. I was glad to see spiders, flies, butterflies, honey bees and other insects on plants next to the steps were unaffected as I only wanted to eradicate the yellow jackets.

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5 of 5 people found this review helpful