Is there a natural substance that kills bedbug eggs?
Mar 25, 2009 by splayle | Posted in Zoology
I'm moving into a new apartment in one week, and *now* my apartment decides to have a bed bug problem. I've done everything I can think of to stop from taking it with me. I've thrown out my upholstered furniture (it was old anyway) and washed and bagged
You can use the fogger they sell at department store to fog your whole apartment, go somewhere else for about 6 hours then come back, everything should be dead by then.
Jennifer D | Mar 29, 2009
best is to wash everything with hot water then dry everything in a very dry place. then use a vacuum cleaner and vacuum every area on mattress and bed. this works best
Beetlebot29 | Mar 25, 2009
I'm not sure if this would kill eggs, but boric acid powder kills any bug that walks over it. A light dusting with this would kill any bugs as they hatch... Anyway it works for fleas, ants, and roaches. They sell it as a bug powder, and it is harmless
The First Dragon | Mar 25, 2009
Egg Drop Project?
May 31, 2008 by jon | Posted in Physics
I know there are a lot of these and I did search the related questions first and found nothing that interested me. So I turn to you imaginative people.
Egg drop from approx. 20 ft.
RULES:
1) eggs must be uncooked
In the past, my students have had good luck with things like:
- bubblewrap
- hollowing out a nerf ball
- having enough wings to have a lot of drag and take the impact
- rolling up t-shirts
- inside a can of oil or lard
fizzix_rules | May 31, 2008
In the past, my students have had good luck with things like:
- bubblewrap
- hollowing out a nerf ball
- having enough wings to have a lot of drag and take the impact
- rolling up t-shirts
- inside a can of oil or lard
fizzix_rules | May 31, 2008
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