Hello good landlords. A dish washing soap company just introduced a spray version of their product.

Simply put, the bottle is diluted and you can spray the contents directly from the container.

This is what I have been doing for yours. I got the idea of the Internet - rather, I put it on the Internet. I use a STIHL pump sprayer. It takes just a little dish washing soap, and mostly water to fill the sprayer.

If I go to a rental kitchen and spot fruit flies or if I'm working in an empty rental. I spray out the dish washing liquid. The soap gets in the wings of the bugs and paper towels swoop them away. I don't worry about poisoning tenants, most of whom need their mouth washed out with soap anyway.

*My maid is also licensed to carry this weapon and I don't need to worry that somebody used bug spray in a kitchen.

Just wanted to share. I also wanted to expose that you are buying a fraction of the blue soap with this new product.

My husband has licensed our grandkids to carry. Though the two year old hasn’t gotten the hang of the aim and trigger yet, and has gotten herself in the face. They are directed to target stink bugs and box elder beetles.

Our daughter has the kids use a very watered down version in the house to wash walls. Give a kid a spray bottle, with a drop or two of dish soap and a scant teaspoon of vinegar, and a washrag, pretty amazing what can happen!