DDT in Control of Household Insects (U.S. War Department, 1947)
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- Опубліковано 27 лис 2018
- This film outlines the control of household insects in military establishments. Flies, roaches, and bedbugs can be controlled by good sanitation and the use of DDT. The equipment and techniques to be used are shown. Identification of presence of pests is discussed. Treatment of barracks, kitchens, and mess halls is shown.
NLM Unique ID: 9432127
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I remember DDT being sprayed in play grounds with fogger trucks while we were playing ball in the early 60s. It wasn't reported as a problem until 1968 when American eagle populations were declining due to DDT. Then it was still used in household pesticides until 1972. The chemical companies fought the FDA and and lost in 1974.
Thank you for posting this,
I love the opening screen,
“War Department training film”
Code for your about to witness some really wtf material…
And yes WTF stands for,
Wow, that’s fantastic!
I read somewhere that dried ice could help take care of a bed bug infestation.
Few people in the Western world today have ever seen a bedbug or a louse. Yet for our grandparents and great-grandparents, they were a constant threat. I read once that--prior to the development of DDT---over 90% of homes in the U.S. experienced a bedbug or lice infestation at one time or another. The extermination of household pests was one of the great triumphs brought about by DDT. It saved immediate post-WWII Europe from massive typhus epidemics.
Wrong, there was a massive bed bug out break in NY some years ago. Wrong again DDT didn’t save anyone.
DDT was responsible for much of the sickness, paralysis, and death that was blamed on Poliomyelitis.
Correlates with first known Zikka virus victim Uganda 1947. Also D DT correlates with polio victims
You’re absolutely right!
Really?
b***sh*t
Pyrethroids took its place. The Baygon and the Raid, or the Mortein you use contain pyrethroids.
So ineffective to leave ppls clothing unsterilized you know bed bugs got in there. I recall my father as a little girl going around the outside base if our house with a jug of kerosene. Its a wonder we didnt go up in flames.
What attracts cockroaches? Three things: Moisture, Sugars and Starch.
@D bahaaa
This is what caused “polio”
Then why did they make vaccines for polio?
It caused lymphoma
No one ever figured it could kill humans?
Being born, could kill you precisely! .. you leftist! Of course could kill just as autos, airplanes and everything else.... Especially living in the forest or caves can kill you. Anyhow is better with bedbugs, malaria aso?
@@adigo66 Lol, "you leftist"?
Lymphoma = roundup
It didn't. I saved millions of lives.
another boogy-man chemical
It is one of the best insecticides ever invented, it should not have been banned.
I heard DDT completely wiped out bedbug problems up until a return of them recently (who are DDT resistant now)
@@joelrose8514 uuuuuuuu
@@joelrose8514 Do you ever wonder where we would be in the world without the insect world. There would be no birds, no bees , no food! Have you noticed there are fewer insects now? this is decimating the bird population already. Think on that!
Soo good for us but not for wildlife because who cares about wildlife right?
And now lower farmed states such as California,Arizona,Texas are being over run with bed bugs it’s a pandemic