Not Sure It Works For Carpenter Bees
By Stephen on 05/26/2012
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Although Tri-Die was offered as a solution for carpenter bees, there was nothing about them on the container itself. I tried it anyway. Injected a one second or so shot into the hole and cleared away the collected sawdust. More appeared the next day indicating that the bee(s) were still alive and kicking. Tried again with maybe a 4 or 5 second shot. No new sawdust for 3 days. But it is back again. Will try one more longer shot. If that doesn't work, I'll have to conclude that Tri-Die doesn't work for carpenter bees. Had to give it a minimum of one star. However, no result merits no stars.
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Clover mites
By Mckenna on 10/21/2021
After extensive research on this site, I chose to combat my clover mite dilemma indoors with this PT Tri-Die Pressurized Dust Insecticide and also Bifen IT concentrate. I'm almost 2 months into trying to kill these mites and neither one has worked. This pressurized dust insecticide is listed as having an accompanying straw for crevasses and under baseboard/trim. Mine did not have it. Had to duct tape a straw from a WD-40 can onto nozzle hole to even be able to use mine.
