I’m not sure using “fleas” is a good example for all insects. Fleas are known for their tolerance and built up resistance to insecticides. But I could be wrong!

I think in ALL situations, you have to weigh the risks and benefits.

What can I do if I find a lot of tick through my plants amd I use these chemicals what for I do plant over by another area

It seems like only looking at LD50 is a very narrow scope of toxicity (acute) and says nothing about chronic toxicity (Glyphosate, anyone?). The label states that it is a cholinesterase inhibitor, which, from a quick Google search, it seems to inhibit nervous system function. There are also reproductive damage concerns. I'm not saying anything about Carbaryl, just that the scope of the video, probably due to the time constraints we all face, couldn't really get into the nitty gritty of all the possible concerns with any chemical. Perhaps review the name for the video so it is a little less misleading, perhaps something like "How much Sevin dust does it take to kill someone instantly?" or add a little bit about other reasons it is safe and answer questions folks might have such as "How many years has it been around?", "Why did California require a prop65 warning?"

Does these chemicals destroy any plant if you find insects on the plants life carrots?

to bad Carbaryl is not in your sevin you buy from stores. seven is now a different compound ZETA-CYPERMETHRIN. not sure how i feel about this. you can still buy Carbaryl. you just need to make sure you know your active ingredients. seven and Carbaryl were always known to be together. i found it odd people always referred to it as seven. i tend to use the active ingredient names instead of brands. its very confusing this way. its like saying i use Bayer insecticide. ok which one. it just makes more sense to say the active ingredient first.

Does seven dust work on carpenter ants?

Is this a commercial for Monsanto? Glyphosate doesn't have to kill you immediately to be dangerous. Over time, it's looking pretty darn bad!

Sevin is the best and maybe only way to stop potato bugs

Does anyone know if it kills the microbial life in soil?

I rather say, down with Sevin and up with frogs!!!!

Sevin is nothing to take lightly.

If you're still living, it must be pretty safe.

This guy just sat there and goal post moved every time something negative came up about his sales pitch.