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They aren't. They don't. DE kills exoskeletal insects via dehydration, not appreciably because of any abrasive effect. The dehydration occurs by the DE stripping away the molecules-thin oil/wax coating that is part of the exoskeletal biology, allowing their inner fluids and moisture to escape...

What do you base that opinion on? https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/22458590

Sighted, there is no science that supports that opinion and much that directly contradicts it. I wrote the Chicken Chick a few months back when she had a previous version of her DE page up. She was wrong then and she is still wrong now that she has changed that page, presumably as a result of...