DEBug Diatomaceous Earth, Insect Dust, 350g

Does the job, I use it inside and there are no adverse side effects.

Was surprised to find the price much cheaper than similar products in the store. My cat no longer digging and pooping in my vege garden but at the same time its safe for her too! no more gnats and fruit flies! so happy with the product and the awesome price!

We're rural and have young kids so am happy to have found something safe

We have been struggling with fungus gnats for months now, and have tried a few natural options (cinnamon, a neem oil) and every time we think we have it under control, it turns out we do not! This powder is great, we sprinkled it around the plant bases and within a day the gnats had either died, or evacuated the soil to die on the sticky mats. Job well done :)

This is great stuff, lasts me ages- I mainly use it as an insecticide for my veges that soft bodied bugs target. Definitely recommend it!

Pleasantly surprised to see this product. Generous container size for the price. A little tricky to puff it but I think once I've used more and there is more air space I should be more successful. I've never used any form of insecticides so my brassicas paid the price in the past. Wonderful to have a natural product to deter the hungry bugs.

I agree with the above. Price is so much cheaper than what I could by it locally. I tried to use it by 'puffing' it out but it just doesn't work correctly. It would be helpful if the measurement on the bottle for dissolving in water was by the Tablespoon or such rather than from memory by ounces.

Ecowarehouse wrote:
Tip from our supplier: DE is very fine (like cornflour), so if it is not coming up of the nozzle well a little shake will get things starting again. Dissolving measurement is shown in Grams (not ounces)…. 4gms/litre (which is approx. 1tsp).

This is an excellent product at a great price - one bottle lasts me a long time. I've used it very successfully as an insecticide on plants, dissolved in water. They mention 'puffing' it on to plants etc, but in practice the powder just doesn't do that, so either none comes out or more than you intended comes out. I take the top off and roughly distribute some into my chickens' bedding, and rely on them to scuff up the pine shavings to spread it around (that works!)