HOUSEHOLD and LAWN/GARDEN SAFE USE PESTICIDES

Minimum risk pesticides allowed by The Safe Grow Act Under 25 (b) of FIFR

Uses

Castor Oil ---------------------------------- Insecticide, animal repellent

Cedar Oil ---------------------------------- Insect repellent, feeding depressant

Cinnamon and Cinnamon Oil----------- Insecticide, insect repellent, animal repellent

Citric Acid -------------------------------- Disinfectant, antimicrobial, sanitizer, fungicide,

herbicide, insecticide

Citronella and Citronella Oil------------ Insecticide, animal repellent

Cloves and Clove Oil -------------------- Insecticide, animal repellent

Corn Gluten Meal ----------------------- Herbicide

Corn Oil ----------------------------------- Fungicide

Cottonseed oil ----------------------------- Insecticide

Dried Blood ------------------------------ Animal repellent

Eugenol ------------------------------------ Insect and animal repellent, fungicide

Garlic and Garlic Oil --------------------- Insect and animal repellent

Geranio ------------------------------------- Insect and animal repellent

Geranium Oil ----------------------------- Insect and animal repellent)

Lemongrass Oil --------------------------- Insect and animal repellent

Linseed Oil -------------------------------- Fungicide

Mint and Mint Oil ----------------------- Insecticide

Peppermint and Peppermint Oil -------- Insecticide, animal repellent

Preservatives, ----------------------------- Antimicrobial

Putrescent Whole Egg Solids ----------- Insect attractant, animal repellent

Rosemary and Rosemary Oil ----------- Insecticide

Sesame and Sesame Oil ----------------- Insecticide, nematicide

Sodium Chloride (Salt) ------------------ Disinfectant, sanitizer, bactericide, fungicide,

virucide, algaecide

Soybean Oil ------------------------------- Insecticide, miticide

Thyme and Thyme Oil ------------------- Insect and animal repellent, insecticide, fungicide

White Pepper ------------------------------ Insect and animal repellent

Zinc ----------------------------------------- Insect and animal repellent

What is a Cosmetic Lawn and Garden Pesticide?

As defined in the ordinance, “pesticide refers to any substance or mixture of substances

intended for preventing, destroying, repelling or mitigating any pest. Though often

misunderstood to refer only to insecticides, the term also applies to herbicides,

fungicides, and various other substances used to control pests.”