Clothing To Die For... Clothing that KILLS INSECTS ON CONTACT
Make clothing & camping gear ON CONTACT INSECT KILLERS, mosquitoes, spiders, ticks, even scorpions!
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Captain Wingnut will teach you his secret on how to protect yourself from ALL biting, stinging and pesky insects when traveling, camping and during everyday normal life.
You'll learn how to turn your everyday clothing and all of your camping gear into gear that works normally for you but KILLS insects ON CONTACT.
Turn your suitcases into instant insect killers... no more bringing home stowaways to infect your home.
This works for biting and stinging insects including but not limited to; mosquitoes, gnats, ants, spiders, ticks, fleas, chiggers, bedbugs, lice, flies, wasps, hornets, yellow jackets and even scorpions.
It even kills crawly insects that invade your privacy like cockroaches, beetles, stinkbugs and any other insect that may climb onto or into your suitcase, clothing, tent, sleeping bag or even rugs and tarps if you treat them.
Knowledge is power
I encourage you to watch my other KILLING videos to understand all 5 of my favorite insect killers, what they do and how they work.
Cat exposure concerns: watch this video & read its description • KILL EVERY INSECT that...
Chapters
00:00 Start of Video
02:29 Killing Biting Insects
03:22 Turn your clothing and camping gear into On Contact Insect Killers
05:01 This is a KILLER not a REPELLANT
05:12 Making your suitcase an instant insect KILLER
Nothin' coming home in your suitcase
05:33 Treating bedding, pillows, sheets, closets, carpets to KILL any
bedbugs, roaches, ants or other insects while traveling.
06:10 Making your own Permethrin Spray Bottle
Taking it with you when traveling
THE KILLERS in this Episode:
Pyrethrins (natural) and Permethrin (man made)
Search the internet for PERMETHRIN
At the time of this posting, Permethrin and Pyrethrin is legal to use in all 50 states, including the most restrictive, California and NewYork in OPEN FOOD PREPARATION AREAS which means that even if this spray gets ON FOOD it is safe for mammals, sorry for those of you who may think that drinking this would make your skin kill mosquitoes... NO, NO, NO... while it is safe in an overspray... DO NOT DRINK OR EAT THIS.
You can spray it on your skin if it is diluted in water or from the aerosol can. DON'T just wet yourself down with it, test a little area to make sure you're not going to have an allergic reaction... This Is of course PLANT MATERIAL.
And by all means, DO NOT put the concentrate on your skin.
I find that just having it on my clothing is usually good enough without putting it on my skin... actually I don't like the smell of it on me...
I have another video on turning your body into a natural insect repellant that you can watch,,, the link is below (Stop Biting Insects Naturally)
This stuff is readily available on the Internet in the U.S. (I can't speak for the rest of the world).
PERMETHRIN MIXING INSTRUCTIONS FOR AROUND THE HOUSE, TRAVEL & CAMPING
I mix permethrin emulsifiable concentrate in these ratios,
It kills fast and is mostly water, deadly to insects wet or dry, and when it dries it’s still deadly for up to 90 days:
1½ oz (abt 3Tbsp) per gallon (128oz) container
2 tsp per (32oz) quart spray bottle
1 tsp per 10-16oz bottle
½ tsp per 8oz spray bottle
¼ tsp per 4oz spray bottle.
Which leaves the final ratio of permethrin at 0.0103125% dilution rate or .01% permethrin.
Enough to kill invertebrates (insects) quickly but not a high enough concentration to affect mammals.
Permethrin or Permectrin II is a water soluble oil that can be mixed in water or oil bases.
LINKS:
My 5 Favorite Killers and how to use them.
• MY 5 FAVORITE INSECT K...
No more Wasps, Hornets or Ants
• Safely kill ALL Hornet...
Lecture on Boron and its derivatives Borax & Boric Acid
• Boron and its derivati...
Stop Biting Insects Naturally
• STOP MOSQUITOES,FLEAS,...
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yes, seems to be the only thing that controls dust mites. unlike diatomaceous earth, which is instead great for water filtration in aquariums. hot washing, vacuuming, etc., none work on dust mites like pyrethrin.
Great. Thank You for taking the time to make this video.
Captain sir thanks so much !!! This is working great for me in my cabin!!!
Hi Captain Wingnut, how I love your disclaimer thingy at the start, this was a great series 👍 not entering competitions but just thought to let you know comments are turned off on your new video. Stay cool 😎 Brad.
Excellent!
Excellent. Thank you!
UR Welcome.. I’ve been working on this series ALL SUMMER.. finally got it dun!!
Thank you
Awesome video and tips! I love the comments you make in the beginning about common sense comments! I subscribed 👍
Welcome aboard. thanks for watching
Thank you for this great video!!!
You are so welcome! Thank YOU for taking your precious time to watch and comment.
VERY GOOD!
You're fricken AWESOME!!!
Thanks for the compliment.
Luv your content !
thanks 🙏 for watching
Another brilliant video
Glad you enjoyed it. It's certainly time we hit our work clothes again.
Love your vids ! I have a quart of 38% Permethrin , do I use use the same ratios in your description ?
I use 10%
I think 🤔 you meant "Fly OFF the wall!" Lol... since we're talking about unlife-ing insects 🤣😂🤣🐜🐜💀🦗🐞 Btw, i subscribed and enjoyed your video! New fan here from North Carolina 💐 😊🌄
I'm reading where Pyrethrin is only affective UNTIL it dries (i.e. while wet), not after it dries..... is this different than permethrin?
They're the same and it is good for up to 30 days dry... We use is as a DEADLINE... anything crossing the dried liquid will die within seconds.
Sir😮😮😮😮 I so hope this works I can’t wait to try it …. I’m tired of the flys , mosquito, fleas, and most of allll …. Roaches 🤬🤬🤬 I’m over it
Best of luck!
Hi! Does this have a scent after it's diluted? I went to your site and clicked the links to the concentrates there then read the reviews. Some discuss a petroleum odor. Is that in the diluted form also or just the concentrate? Also, some comments say that some brands have the scent but others don't. Do you know which ones do?
To us, not really any different than soaking down with mosquito repellant... it has a definite smell too. The pressurized aerosol can is great but has a slight scent that can linger for a while on clothing, but if you use the concentrate and make your own spray bottle, the scent is different and is very faint and goes away quickly. We feel that a faint odor is better than the consequences of not being protected but we hardly ever notice it unless the bugs are REAL BAD and we put it on heavy. Most of the time the odor is gone by the following day with just a little airing out. I personally like to smell it on my clothing when I'm outside because I know it's there and I'm deadly to an insects touch, but again, putting on a repellant vs a killer is a moot point for us. I personally want to wear a killer so they won't come back and try again! Thanks for watching and a great question.
Captain thanks for sharing I did as I was told so here I am a new subscriber I have a question and I hope you get back to me for the sake of a pigeon that I care for if there is powder permethrin in the market can I use it on the pigeon?? I found spay aerosol can in the garden section in the hardware store but it is classified as insecticide for plants , is it ok if I spray that on the pigeon ?? I want to help it but I don't want to kill it by doing something stupid . it has a very big nasty black looking mite , I see it from time to time moving/surfacing and I know it is sucking the blood of that poor bird can you advise me of what to do please??
Use your best judgement. Here’s some data to help you make a decision. It’s deadly to fish but not to mammals. I use it in my chicken coop all the time and many times chickens are in the coop when the auto sprayer goes off. Never caused them a prob in over 15 years. No, as far as I know there is no powdered form of permethrin.
@@CaptainWingnutthere's a powdered form, one example is Gardstar Garden and Poultry Dust.
Thank you lol
I am wondering where you are getting the information that Pyrethrin and permethrin are safe to be sprayed regularly on clothing and bed linens that get washed and resprayed? I live on a septic system and Have french drains for disposal of my grey water. This would then potentially impact any good insects in my soil. Along with potentially impacting any good insects in my garden and outdoors and soil. As I believe it will bind with soil and its half life is longer. You say it can take 6oz to use on one set of clothes? Or am I not understanding this. I am curious and interested as I have major issues with mozzies and biting small flies in the daylight in warmer weather. Thank you
First, thanks for watching and the question. I hope my answer won’t offend but I covered this in the introduction. You must have MISSED the part at the first where I say,,, USE YOUR COMMON SENSE AND MAKE IT WORK (OR NOT) FOR YOU? First, I doubt in the diluted concentration from your septic system that it would harm ANYTHING beneficial, and secondly, you have to understand how a septic system works!! The work is done in the tank, not the leach lines!! If you have gray lines, you’re still diluting it massively. The jug of permethrin is only 10% pure and you’re diluting 2 tsp (.333oz) of this into 32 oz of water which is 1:960 or 1 part permethrin in 960 parts water. At that ratio its deadly to almost any insect on contact, but then you wash it and further dilute it, probably in the range of 1:1,000,000 or more (just an educated guess) in a low batch washer… that’s 1 part per million… at that ratio, its no longer as deadly as that 1 part in a million has to find and touch an insect that is susceptible and the chances of that are probably off the possibility chart… Again, if you’re paranoid, put your common sense into action and if you don’t understand the math, don’t use it. I used to teach my students that there is a cost for everything on this planet… everything that you want or do has a cost to you or someone or something else. We go through life basically weighing the costs… it’s called logic and common sense. If the cost is to great, we don’t do it. If the cost is acceptable or chance-able we do it and let the chips fall how they may. Only you can make that decision for your circumstances.
@@CaptainWingnut no offence taken thanks for the more in depth explanation greatly appreciated. I have a mental health illness that impairs my cognitive ability at times. So I may have missed some of the introduction explanation.
@@tazziegee8479 No prob… good luck
Of you are worried that the organisms in the septic system have been killed off. Flush a small packet of yeast like they used to bake bread into the septic system. You should be doing that anyway.
@@tomhickman1006 thank you yes feel that is what I was asking
Cougar Ridge Ranch does it kill bees
It kills all SOLO Insects including bees if they’re exposed to it. It is not a colony killer like boric acid so if one bee is exposed it doesn’t make it back to the colony to affect any other bees.
I heard old Avon cologne repels bugs and girls to. Saved me lots of money. And it’s free at many garage sales.!
Funny. My mom was an Avon lady 50 years ago and we’ve STILL got stuff around. They do make a mosquito repellent that doesn’t smell too bad.
SkinSoSoft
How do you know it is safe? Is it because the FDA said so? I wish you had gone into that a bit.
It’s been used in open food prep for over 40 years that I personally know of and Calif and NY have specifically named it in their regs as nontoxic to mammals, as well as the manufacturers and independent labs have specified it too. The FDA doesn’t test anything, they rely on outside manuf and independent lab data for their judgment.
So captain wingnut i have a bumblebee issue. Do you have a email id like to send you a picture. I tried the boric acid trick but they laughed at me
Bumblebees are like honeybees in their preferences with the exception that they usually live in burrows under the ground. Perhaps try the boric acid with a stronger sugar water… 1:1 mimics flower nectar. Permethrin is a one off kill and won’t take out a colony.
Does it kills termites you think?
Yes it does.
Any spray to kill carpenter bees?
This works. Watch my video on carpenter bees.