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Homemade Mosquito Dunks Guide

This document provides instructions for making homemade mosquito traps using common household items that can kill over 90% of mosquitoes and 100% of eggs and larvae. The traps are made using a container half-filled with water and dissolved boric acid or mosquito dunks, with a strip of paper or cloth soaked in ant dust placed inside hanging over the rim to attract and kill mosquitoes. Proper placement and regular maintenance of 4-10 traps per household is recommended for best results in controlling mosquito populations.

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Homemade Mosquito Dunks Guide

This document provides instructions for making homemade mosquito traps using common household items that can kill over 90% of mosquitoes and 100% of eggs and larvae. The traps are made using a container half-filled with water and dissolved boric acid or mosquito dunks, with a strip of paper or cloth soaked in ant dust placed inside hanging over the rim to attract and kill mosquitoes. Proper placement and regular maintenance of 4-10 traps per household is recommended for best results in controlling mosquito populations.

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Kill dem

Mosquitoes Dead!
THESE EASY TRAPS CAN KILL OVER 90% OF MOSQUITOES, AND 100% OF EGGS AND LARVAE!

Here’s what you need:


Small handful of compost or yard waste.
A quart-sized or bigger container with an
opening of at least 3 or 4 inches. It needs to
be smooth on the inside.
Terro Ant Dust*. Kills fire ants too! Get it at
Home Depot or Amazon for about $8,
enough to make hundreds of traps.
Boric Acid* (kills roaches! - $5-$10 bucks
just about anywhere!) or mosquito dunks.
Some heavy, rough paper, like builders
paper from a hardware store, or heavy
cloth
Some tape or rubber bands.

Here’s what to do:


1 Half fill the container with water.

Add a heaping teaspoon of boric acid for


2
every quart of water. Stir to disolve.
For best results:
Put a small handful of stinky compost or
yard debris in the bottom of the container. REALLY IMPORTANT! - dump out any standing water on your
property or near your house. Treat water features with
Cut your paper or cloth into a strip 1 or 2” Mosquito Bits or Dunks.
3
wide and long enough to reach from an inch
above the rim to the bottom. Moisten the Check the trap regularly, and remake every 30 days. Don’t let
paper or cloth and sprinkle Ant Dust over them become mosquito factories!
both sides, then smear around. Wear
gloves! Shake loose dust off. 4-10 traps per household is da best! You can use them inside
the house too!
Place the strip inside, and hang an inch over
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the rim. secure the strip with a rubber band. If your container is not black, then paint it or wrap it in black
plastic (like a garbage bag).
Place in a shaded area that is protected
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from rain – or inside! Be safe! Read the directions and follow the safety advice.

* Terro Ant Dust uses a man-made pyrethrin that has very low toxicity to animals, so it’s safe! © 2015 Van Eden.
It does harm fish so keep it out of your pond. Instead of boric acid, try Mosquito Dunks, which [Link]
use BT (bacillus thuringiensis). Please copy and share this, but don’t modify.

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