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Exploring the Benefits of Insecticidal Soap for UK Horticulture
- Location: United Kingdom
Highly refined soap made from natural oils which acts as a contact insecticide with no effects when it has dried.Insecticidal soaps UK work only on direct contact with the target pests. The most common soaps are made of the potassium salts of fatty acids. The structure and mobility of the insects' cell membranes are disturbed by the fatty acids.
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