Supreme I/T (Reclaim I/T) Liquid Insecticide: Product Review

Notice: Reclaim I/T is now known as Supreme I/T.
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In this video, we will review Reclaim I/T Liquid Insecticide. We'll go over how it works, how to use, where and when to apply, drawbacks and the different considerations before choosing this product.
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What is it? What is it used for? 0:33
Getting started: 0:58
How to use: 1:33
What to expect: 2:17
Product drawbacks: 2:52
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Reclaim I/T is a 7.9% Bifenthrin suspended concentrate insecticide. This product is a synthetic pyrethroid that works by interfering with the insect’s nervous system.
Reclaim controls many different species of insects, but we typically recommend it primarily for indoor and outdoor use to control fleas, cockroaches, spider, mosquitoes, and even wood destroying insects like carpenter ants and termites.
You can mix Reclaim at a rate of .2 to 2 ounces per gallon of water depending on level of infestation and targeted pest.
Reclaim I/T is typically used as an outdoor broadcast spray. But it can also be used as a barrier spray around structures, including around windows, around doors, along eaves, and any other entry points such as weep holes and where electrical and plumbing penetrate the wall. Reclaim can even be used for termite treatments. It can also be used indoors as a crack, crevice, and baseboard spray.
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[@pabulovieira]

I bought it on your website, but the order was missing. I can't talk to anyone, no one answers me. I want my order or my money as possible

[@jonsmith7504]

Is it safe to spray in organic soil or will it harm the biology in the soil?

[@matthewsalcido3]

Is this better to use inside than permethrin?

[@raynedough7162]

Does this stuff have a link to cancer like the FDA says?