Doom Fogger Based on the fact that just about every single place I have been in the wild country, to work or just to visit, has had DOOM FOGGERS! Either saw them used or saw them in the supply cupboards, waiting……Let us investigate the damage the Big Five, Five Star Lodges IN our reserves, both government and private do with just this ONE. The articles up to now have been about the general poisons we use in South Africa, and seems Kenya, how many are banned any where else in the world. Some are hidden in these awful everyday poisons available freely in EVERY shop in EVERY Park. WHY? Money. A LOT of money. Cannot have a guest that is paying these exorbitant prices for a faux Out of Africa …. experience getting Gogga bites, can we?
This is what I find about the stuff, very quickly, therefore the people that make it know …
The Doom Dual Action Fogger releases a broad-spectrum pesticide mist that poses notable health, safety, and effectiveness drawbacks. It contains active pyrethroid chemicals , like d-tetramethrin and cyphenothrin, and liquefied petroleum gas propellants that carry severe risks if safety rules are ignored.Here the info goes on a bit about how this stuff will damage humans that mess up with the “safety rules” . Obviously this is a problem, not for Big Five Lodge’s owners but for the staff that must work with this shit. Like the spraying of the Winelands I posted on? Here it will not be as visible and one would have to be a damn clever scientist to follow the damage I Know has been done to the ecosystems. Nevermind. My concern is for the ecosystem in general. I will post the data on ecological safety of this product. Trust the Science at it’s best!!! How this breaks down data, again, High School Biology tells me,
“What a lot of kak!” You can decide for yourself, read on.
D-tetramethrin and cyphenothrin are synthetic pyrethroid insecticides that pose a high risk to aquatic life and beneficial insects via runoff, but they break down quickly in sunlight and air, minimizing long-term accumulation in soil.If you believe that, you must be one of the Pro- Jab people! Look at the details they give on two of the chemical poisons in Doom Fogger, just under this amazing statement! By now if you have been reading, you will know that water attracts poisons very nicely and spreads then everywhere. …..
Aquatic Ecosystems
High Toxicity: Extremely toxic to fish, water fleas, and aquatic arthropods.
Runoff Danger: Seepage or spray drift into ponds, streams, or rivers can cause high mortality or developmental abnormalities.
Sediment Binding: They stick strongly to soil and organic matter, accumulating in bottom sediment where they threaten bottom-dwelling organisms.
Contradictions!! They are so bold I will not bother to point them out. It is clear that these poisons WILL get to the ocean and still be active. This too some honest scientist WILL be able to prove. Then, the article, The Butterfly Effect was written first with intent to show what the end result will be if we do not stop producing these chemicals, not ban them, control them with laws, f-ing ban the manufacture and put the CEOs on trial for ECO TERRORISM
Terrestrial Wildlife and Insects
Beneficial Insects: Moderately to highly toxic to honeybees and other vital pollinators on contact.
Birds and Mammals: Generally low toxicity for birds, though moderate oral toxicity can affect small mammals if ingested directly.
Environmental Persistence
Fast Breakdown: Sunlight (UV light) and microbes break down both chemicals rapidly on plant surfaces and topsoil.
Low Groundwater Risk: Because they bind tightly to soil and do not dissolve well in water, they rarely leach into deep groundwater systems.
Again, a two second look up and got the above..
I question the “breakdown”. Hell I do not “question” it… it is a lot of Trust the Science kak.
And, used Google AI and asked why we allow these two in the Doom products? Reply:
The use of d-tetramethrin and cyphenothrin is permitted in consumer products like the Doom Fogger because regulatory approval balances high efficacy against indoor pests with minimal human health risks, under the strict condition that it is confined to indoor spaces.Well, that is enough for one article I think. More about just the Doom and the Shops in the Parks will follow. Rate this:
