Diatomaceous Earth Powder Duster, Garden Powder Applicator Dispenser with Long Metal Tube, Bulb Duster Sprayer Insect Duster for Home Powder for Organic Gardening Agricultural Supply 1 Pack (Blue)

Could not find instructions included on how to assemble, but pretty easy to figure out. I actually looked at a video review to see that I had it assembled correctly. It’s nice that a funnel is included to fill the bulb. This was really helpful to distribute d.earth powder. Works very well and seems sturdy and well made. I like that you can direct the spray of powder so directly with this tool. The fact that this comes with two bulb sets and two sets of gloves was very helpful and cost effective. Definitely recommend this product.

I used it to put some Delta dust in the corner of my roof before I sealed up the area I can say that the medal of tube but you Puff the dust out of it's pretty stout I was able to stick it down into the corner of my room and the bulb works pretty good dust only came out of the spout and not out of the bulb so it seals pretty tight and the collapsible funnel that they give is a plus too it's wide enough to wear you can take like a bottle of Delta dust a Dusty fence and you could just take the top off and just tap it into there if you really want to if I ever have another wasp issue red Paper Walls or even in my garage I can see me using it the puff a little bit of dust along the corners to keep pissed out

Good way to dispense diatomaceous earth powder. Make sure you connect the 3 inch soft vinyl tube to the end of the metal piece before screwing that end into the bulb containing the powder, it aids in dispersing the powder without clumps. Holds a good amount of the powder in the bulb.

It works OK. No directions really how to use it. You just kind of guess. Use the final to put powder powder in it. It didn’t say how much to fill it.

I have reptiles which are sensitive to chemicals and pesticides, so had to go all natural for pest control. That is hard to do in the south, but I’m doing. Well, partially…I still have to spray in some areas that won’t affect my animals. One of the biggest problems is effing ants! They get into my feeder insects bins and kill them. They also get into my kitchen no matter how clean it is. So, I keep my feeder insects bins sitting surrounded by moats of diatomaceous earth and using the supplied applicator, edged areas of my kitchen with thin lines of DE. It works very well! Also, in my reptile room, I keep small containers of oat bran mixed with DE for whatever random bug might happen along to eat and be killed. I have found a few dead things to prove it works. The applicator kind of sucks for subtlety. It tended to blow out a small cloud and deposit an uneven pile. I did better making thin edge lines with a spoon and piece of cardboard.