Anti rodent asian beetle treatment

I'll second Happy-2 suggestions. Moth balls keep our outside storage shed totally bug & rodent free for the past 40yrs. Mind that u only need one or two here and there not a whole box as they outgas naphthalene which is an allergen for many people and downright toxic if you use too many and are exposed to the gases for long periods of time.

Dryer sheets also work were mothballs aren't practical...also a simple use of table salt wards off many crawling critters.

Thanks for the info. I have not had a problem up to this point but when checking in for some other work he mentioned it to me I thought it could be a problem so it is worth a try. I will let you know what I think but I do not have a baseline so it will just be my impression.

Nothing will stop Asian Beatles otherwise known as Stink Bugs. When we visit family in VA i the Blue Ridge area we pick up a load of them that we finally lose in the desert.

happy-2 wrote:
Dryer sheets,or CabFresh,MOOTH Balls,Are all VERY cheep and has worked for me for about 11 years.I don't trust what i can't see because you can't see if it works.By using what smells you can replace when the smell is gone.

Well the mice seem to like to use the Dryer Sheets for nesting, the mothballs do work, but I removed them 5 years ago and some of the drawers in the MH still smell (stink) like mothballs, so not really good for DW and DH relationship. fresh Cab seems to work, but we have learned to avoid areas of mouse infestations, over the years. We do a lot of boon docking and this is where we seem to pick them up. We have never had a problem with mice at commercial parks.

What I use.

I spray my undercarriage and furnace/refrigerator area about three times a year with this stuff.

Also my sticks and bricks.

Buy mine at Lowes and Home Depot.

I suspect it's cheaper than what you are looking at.

We had co-hosts that had their transmission wires chewed by rodents. After the repair, the mechanic sprayed something like that all over the bottom of their vehicle and re-does it once a year. They have not had any further problem.

If it's a sealing foam with a built in bug repellant, it may be a good deal. If it's just a bug repellant I would pass.

On a side note.....The Asian beetles come in through the slide seals, so you wont prevent them from entering. About the only thing you'll stop on the under side, is rodents. So if it isn't a foam sealer, it's useless.

Dryer sheets,or CabFresh,MOOTH Balls,Are all VERY cheep and has worked for me for about 11 years.I don't trust what i can't see because you can't see if it works.By using what smells you can replace when the smell is gone.

Jim, I bought the RV there and had some issues but I know them well and they know me. Things have gotten better and I hope some of it because of me. I have invested so much in improving this place I want to enjoy the fruits of my efforts.

I should also say I agree with J-Rooster that it couldn't hurt. I also agree with Tom that I generally decline all the sealants and scotchguard etc as being waste of money. So I will see how this works and let you all know.