It's sad I have to turn to youtube to how to properly use pesticides. Cuz my boss hasn't taught me gow to properly use it all. But thank God for youtube cuz I've learned more from here then the pest control company I work for. Sad times
You would not be able to or want to spray any chemical into an electronic unit or venting of anything, especially one such as an air conditioner. If you suspect an insect is hiding within the unit and you need to use an IGR, you can use the Gentrol Point Source www.domyown.com/gentrol-point-source-p-51.html instead near the air conditioner to allow the IGR to reach the insects and impact them through its vapor, but without impacting people or the air conditioner itself.
ok here goes, i have a pathological fear of roaches, so what do you people mean when you say quick knock down ? i mixed 3 oz bifenthrin concentrate, and 2 oz xponent and the things stop to do shots, i spray them with store bought raid, and they die, you guys have totally shaken my trust, get some cb80, and a case of raid from the supermarket and you would be better off, your staff LIED to me
We are sorry that you did not see the results you expected from products you have purchased. Keep in mind that an over-the-counter product like Raid or a contact kill insecticide like CB80 is designed for a quick kill only and does not have any residual once the spray is dry. A bifenthrin concentrate is essentially the opposite: it will not have immediate knockdown but will have long residual action after it is dry. Bifen IT is mixed at 1 oz per gal of water, so you need to be sure that you are always reading and following the product label directions for a safe and effective application. While adding a product like Exponent can give a boost to a residual insecticide, it is still never going to be as fast as killing a roach with a contact spray or, of course, with a physical item like your shoe. Keep in mind when treating for roaches that most of the insects are hiding in areas where you will not get to them using only contact kill insecticides. We recommend our Roach Control Kits which include a residual spray, IGR (insect growth regulator), and roach bait gel, as well as glue boards for a comprehensive treatment. We also have a detailed online Roach Treatment Guide that outlines both chemical and non-chemical steps to eradicate this pest. As always, please feel free to contact our Customer Service team anytime you have questions or concerns about products or treatments. You can reach us at 866-581-7378 M-F 9a-5p EST.
@@cbelance You can use an insecticide such as Temprid FX with Gentrol or another IGR for roach control: www.domyown.com/temprid-fx-insecticide-p-17130.html
It's sad I have to turn to youtube to how to properly use pesticides. Cuz my boss hasn't taught me gow to properly use it all. But thank God for youtube cuz I've learned more from here then the pest control company I work for. Sad times
Proved that ur company doesn't give a sh*t abt pesticide business and only gives sh*t on profit
Good for you! On the job training is at an all time low, and then companies have the nerve to complain about a lack of skilled labourers.
Glad to hear I wasn't the only one
I don’t know if you should be spraying in the food cabinets like that… but thank you for all the good info!
When spraying for german roaches, should I rotate my igr like I do with my residual insecticides or will Gentrol alone be okay?
that's what I need to know
Can this go in an window air conditioner?
You would not be able to or want to spray any chemical into an electronic unit or venting of anything, especially one such as an air conditioner. If you suspect an insect is hiding within the unit and you need to use an IGR, you can use the Gentrol Point Source www.domyown.com/gentrol-point-source-p-51.html instead near the air conditioner to allow the IGR to reach the insects and impact them through its vapor, but without impacting people or the air conditioner itself.
Thanks.
I ordered a tiny bottle of Gentrol at Walmart, and there is NO instruction that comes with it.
You can find the instructions for use at our website here www.domyown.com/msds/Gentrol-IGR-Label1.pdf
@@domyown Thank you.
ok here goes, i have a pathological fear of roaches, so what do you people mean when you say quick knock down ? i mixed 3 oz bifenthrin concentrate, and 2 oz xponent and the things stop to do shots, i spray them with store bought raid, and they die, you guys have totally shaken my trust, get some cb80, and a case of raid from the supermarket and you would be better off, your staff LIED to me
We are sorry that you did not see the results you expected from products you have purchased. Keep in mind that an over-the-counter product like Raid or a contact kill insecticide like CB80 is designed for a quick kill only and does not have any residual once the spray is dry. A bifenthrin concentrate is essentially the opposite: it will not have immediate knockdown but will have long residual action after it is dry. Bifen IT is mixed at 1 oz per gal of water, so you need to be sure that you are always reading and following the product label directions for a safe and effective application. While adding a product like Exponent can give a boost to a residual insecticide, it is still never going to be as fast as killing a roach with a contact spray or, of course, with a physical item like your shoe.
Keep in mind when treating for roaches that most of the insects are hiding in areas where you will not get to them using only contact kill insecticides. We recommend our Roach Control Kits which include a residual spray, IGR (insect growth regulator), and roach bait gel, as well as glue boards for a comprehensive treatment. We also have a detailed online Roach Treatment Guide that outlines both chemical and non-chemical steps to eradicate this pest.
As always, please feel free to contact our Customer Service team anytime you have questions or concerns about products or treatments. You can reach us at 866-581-7378 M-F 9a-5p EST.
@@domyown what is an adultiside i can mix with this for roaches?
@@cbelance You can use an insecticide such as Temprid FX with Gentrol or another IGR for roach control: www.domyown.com/temprid-fx-insecticide-p-17130.html
Hi, do I have to mixed together temprid fs with gentrol?