@WillProwse
Man your lawn always blows me away! Looks amazing!!!
@oscarcorral1428
I grew up in the desert and now live in the midwest. Your videos are invaluable. Thank you!
@aisa2639
SilverCymbal never disappoints! Thank you for all the wonderful home, lawn & yard-care solutions.
@jaustin3370
I’ve been using Wonderside for two seasons. Works well! 1/3 acre suburban yard. Smells great too!
@MikeBee77
Interesting, I have purchased Cedarcide about a month ago, and trying it now, I got the 1 gallon of the product and it smells amazing. Thanks for sharing all of these tips and tricks. There is another product I purchased from them which is called Cedarshield, which is made for protecting wood, very interesting product, it is a solvent based that has or uses Cedar oil, according to them, you only have to apply it once, draws moisture from wood and protects it from pests.
@allkindsofoutdooractivities
The great thing about cedar based oils is it doesn’t hurt any pollinators at all. So bees and wasps and any other incidental pollinators are not harmed
@do2427zz
I love the idea! I got a $10 electric water dispenser and some old tubing and I made it work the same way. Just applied it yesterday and waiting to see the results
@thedownwardmachine
Don’t forget extra large, 50+ acres: cropduster!
@fZionists78
Probably my favorite video. Thank you.
@bobnarrus3218
As always, good stuff Chris!
@ImSaari
I'm curious of if you've got any tips for helping voles and mice? Great videos all the time, much appreciated!
@hawkeyes4768
ur video ideas are unique and so dope great work i use a spray bottle with vodka, Vanilla extract, peppermint oil, tea tree, rosemary and lemon grass and mist it on myself before i leave the house u can see the mosquitos land on u and run away
@Randy_Gentry
Your place looks so beautiful.
@coburn_karma
I use cutter's yard spray sold at HD. It works for about a week. Then have to respray the yard every week.
@edwardconley5250
I use Mosquito Barrier, which I think you recommended in a video several years ago. It seems to work pretty well....when I'm not too lazy to actually use it....
@marsiesz
We buy guinea fowl. We get eggs, they eat ticks and seeds. No chemicals or oils
@jameshalleron7484
You are a fountain of useful information. I bought a Ryobi insect mister. Used it once, wroked great. Used it again and somehow it started leaking all the chemical out. What a waist.
@chadmarkley
Your grass and overall yard is so nice, sheesh.
@gsdmom1194
Boy, this would have been nice years ago. I live in a rural town with a grassy park/ball park across the street and a corn field down the street. I also have longcoat German Shepherds that I don't want to make sick. The 1st year of West Nile, about the same time my town said they weren't going to spray for mosquitoes, my husband, got bit by a mosquito that snuck in the house. He got West Nile, he had Encephalitis and spent a period of time in the hospital. It took over a year to recover. Unfortunately, at the same time, another man in my town also got West Nile. He spent a year in the hospital and a Rehab. He ended up passing away. Both were healthy and young at the time so this is not a joke. I suspect a mosquito came in on a dog or when someone opened a door. Our town still refuses to spray, the park is infested with mosquitoes and already we have had several confirmed human cases in our county.
@SilverCymbal