Re: Is Boric Acid safe for flea control?

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From: Jym Dyer
Date: Wed, 01 Jul 1992 07:19

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=o= I don't have answers re: boric acid.

=o= I believe that diatemaceous earth works the same way and is
completely nontoxic.

=o= Powdered pyrethium flowers are what I used to control fleas
at my apartment.  The only problem with this is that it can be
toxic to fish.
    <_Jym_>

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