Have sprayed the area twice outside my kitchen window where the most gecko activity occurs at night due to the kitchen light. Appears to have considerably reduced the gecko traffic. But it's now May and the cooler weather reduces their presence. The real test will be when the hot summer weather returns later this year.
Our North qld summers can be hard on our skin with the heat and humidity, I tend to suffer from heat rash and this past few months have also had a fungal type of rash which nothing the chemist suggested helped .
In my last order from Whitsunday myrtle i decided to give the black cumin seed oil along with the soap a try.
The first week there didn't seem to be much change but gradually over the second week it started to clear and is now almost gone .
Would recommend anyone suffering from a skin problem to give it a try.
The Gecko Myrtle spray appears to be working on our gecko problem in our alfresco toilet area - no more droppings to continually clean up. The smell is pleasant, as I have had to use it in a bedroom on a rogue gecko, though I think he has now moved on after spraying a little in his fav hang spot. Yay! Thanks Whitsunday Myrtle.



























































