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Diatomaceous Earth

Diatomaceous Earth

A naturally occurring, soft, siliceous sedimentary rock that is easily crumbled into a fine white to off-white powder

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  • jmd
    jmdFirst to rec

    “When you get oil/grease on your clothes, this stuff works wonders. Just pile it on the spot, leave it overnight, and brush it off in the morning—voilà, no stain. (I’m not sure whether it works on old stains that have already set—probably not?—but it definitely works on new ones where you got oil on yourself and need a way to take care of it.)”

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  • Eric F
    Eric F

    “Used in the past for fleas. Just don’t breathe it in and avoid non-pests. Otherwise, good stuff.”

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  • elaine
    elaine

    “i treat the corners, baseboards, window seams, under appliances, and in little nooks. safe for pets and little humans. it takes a few days to quiet activity, but the reduction is drastic and long lasting.”

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