Alpine WSG Insecticide - Questions & Answers

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  • Asked by Anonymous from Michigan
    06/19/2019
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    Will Alpine WSG be effective against box elder bugs?
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    Alpine WSG is not labeled to treat box elder bugs. You may want to consider a product like Onslaught Insecticide instead.

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  • Asked by John from Hackettstown, Nj
    07/19/2019
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    Does Alpine WSG kill wasps and hornets?
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    Alpine WSG is labeled for wasps but not for hornets. We suggest using our Wasp and Hornet Control Kit.  

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  • Asked by Gary from Fl
    10/13/2019
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    What rate would you recommend using for Alpine WSG for bigheaded ants?
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    Alpine WSG is applied at 10 g per 1,000 sq ft. Please refer to the product label for full instructions on dilution and application.

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  • Asked by John from Christiansburg, Va
    12/21/2019
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    Does Alpine WSG also work to elimate gnats?
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    Alpine WSG is not specifically labeled for gnats. “Gnats” is a very general term used to describe a wide variety of small flying pests including fruit flies, drain flies, fungus gnats, no-see-ums, mosquitoes, etc. You can use a general insecticide like Talstar P on the outside of your home on all the window and door frames and on window screens to try and prevent pests from entering your home. We cannot give more specific information or treatment products unless we know exactly what species of pest you are dealing with so that we can narrow down where the problem is coming from and address it directly. Please review our Getting Rid of Gnats article for more information.

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  • Asked by Regina
    12/29/2019
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    Ants in the garden, can I use Alpine WSG?
    I have a lot of ants coming from next door neighbor and getting onto my lawn. I am thinking of using alpine WSG on the fence and on my sugar cane mulch (area before ants entering the lawn. Is this a suitable product?
    A

    Alpine WSG can be used around homes as a perimeter spray but not on anything edibles, you should keep applications at least 10 feet away from edible plants.

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  • Asked by Juan from San Antonio
    01/08/2020
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    Can Alpine WSG be used in an actisol machine for German roaches?
    Is this product labeled for fogging? Read the entire label but I need reassurance.
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    Alpine WSG cannot be used in any type of fogging equipment.  Actisol units are not foggers though, they just apply products like an aerosol application and since the Alpine WSG dissolves completely you can use in the machine.

    Per the manufacturer: 

    Alpine can be delivered using an Actisol machine. However, we would recommend the user pre mix the solution in a 1 gallon container and not in the Actisol tank.

    MIXING INSTRUCTIONS:

    Thoroughly clean spray equipment before mixing and application of this product. Add approximately 1/2 of the water to the 1 gallon container. Tear open the packet and add contents to water, then complete the filling of the spray tank. Agitate the solution until the product is completely dissolved. Reagitate finished dilution if application is interrupted for an extended period of time or if dilution is left in tank overnight.

    DO NOT LEAVE UNUSED FORMULATION IN THE ACTISOL TANK FOR AN EXTENDED PERIOD OF TIME.

    BACKFLUSH THE HOSE AND WAND AFTER EACH USE AND RETURN UNUSED FORMULATION THE MIXING CONTAINER. (Instructions can be found in the operations manual for the Actisol machine)

    REAGITATE FORMULATION BEFORE EVERY USE.

    DO NOT FILL MORE THAN 20-24 oz. OF FORMULATION TO THE ACTISOL TANK.    

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  • Asked by Josh from Indio, California
    01/10/2020
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    Does Alpine WSG work for scorpions?
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    Alpine WSG is not specifically labeled for scorpions. There are other great products like Demand CS and Onslaught FastCap to treat for scorpions. Please take a moment to read over our How To Get Rid of Scorpions Guide

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  • Asked by Jonathon from Easley
    05/30/2020
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    Does Alpine WSG contaminate fish tanks?
    I had my house sprayed and have fish tanks which I covered but ever since one tank almost instantly kills everything (in a matter of hours) no matter how much I clean and reset it up
    A

    Alpine WSG is toxic to aquatic invertebrates. All fish tanks should be tightly covered prior to the application. You may want to contact the company that did the application and inquire if the tank might have been sprayed inadvertently. 

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  • Asked by Irma from Ca
    11/13/2020
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    My landlord use Alpine WSG on kitchen cabinets, there was food on the countertop, is it safe to eat?
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    Food that was out on the counter and exposed to the application of Alpine WSG should be discarded. 

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  • Asked by Matt from Virginia
    11/19/2020
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    Is Alpine WSG good for treating silverfish?
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    Unfortunately, Alpine WSG is not labeled for the control of silverfish. You could use Bifen IT instead, it is labeled to control silverfish.

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  • Asked by Saiyan from Cincinnati, Ohio
    12/01/2020
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    What other pesticide can be added with Alpine WSG to boost effectiveness?
    Can CyKick be added, or should it just be Taurus since they share the same (non-repellent) properties?
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    There really would be no reason to tank mix Alpine WSG with Cy-Kick CS or Taurus. They both are considered adulticides, but with different active ingredients. Exciter is meant to be added to insecticides to only give a faster initial knockdown and would not be good as a boost with Alpine WSG which is a non-repellent insecticide.  Mixing something that is considered repellent with a non-repellent would null this aspect of the product until its residual was gone.

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  • Asked by Lynda from Wpb, Fl
    12/03/2020
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    Can Alpine WSG be used with an IGR?
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    Yes, you can add an IGR (Insect Growth Regulator) to Alpine WSG. If you would like to tell us the pest(s) you are targeting, then we are happy to recommend a specific product for you.
     

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  • Asked by Ray from Kihei Hi
    01/25/2021
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    What is the reentry intervals with Alpine WSG?
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    We recommend that only the applicator is present during the application of Alpine WSG. Once the surfaces treated are completely dried it is safe to return. You will want to make sure that is ventilated as much as possible and return about 2-4 hours later.

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  • Asked by Ryan from Myrtle Beach
    02/19/2021
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    Is Alpine WSG effective on fire ant mounds?
    If so how and when is best for application?
    A

    Alpine WSG will not be effective on fire ant mounds, please read our Fire Ant Guide to check our selection of fire ant control products. 

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  • Asked by Max from Houston, Texas
    02/25/2021
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    Can I mix Alpine WSG with Fipronil?
    Can I mix this product with Fipronil for outdoor use?
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    Alpine WSG does not need to be mixed with Fipronil. Fipronil can only be sprayed up a foot and out a foot from the foundation so if you are wanting to get more coverage, you do not want to mix the two together. 

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  • Asked by Lana from Redding
    03/06/2021
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    Is Alpine WSG safe to use around horses?
    Can you spray this in a barn setting?
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    Alpine WSG is labeled for use in horse barns. Be sure to read the complete product label prior to your application. 

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  • Asked by Joshua from Ocala
    03/12/2021
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    How long after I apply Alpine WSG will it begin to kill cockroaches?
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    When applying insecticides such as Alpine WSG, the knockdown rate will be depend on how long the insect stayed on a treated surface and the age and health of the insects. In most cases, you can expect death in 24-72 hours. Please review our How to Get Rid of Roach Treatment Guide for steps on a successful treatment program. 

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  • Asked by Ld from Denver
    05/02/2021
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    Is it ok to mix Alpine WSG and Crossfire?
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    It is not advised to mix the two residual insecticides Alpine WSG and Crossfire

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  • Asked by Kevin from Palmdale
    05/19/2021
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    One of my customers want the inside of his house treated with Alpine WSG
    The problem is that he has had a liver transplant wants to know if alpine is safe to spray indoors without risk to his liver transplant
    A

    We are not medical professionals and we are not qualified to give medical advice. We recommend that your customer speaks to his doctor before Alpine WSG is sprayed.

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  • Asked by Brian from Lafayette, La
    06/01/2021
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    After applying Alpine WSG, why should the room be vacuumed as soon as the application has dried? I was told vacuuming causes flea eggs to open quicker allowing the fleas to contact the treated area and be killed?
    A

    When treating indoors for flea, you should do a thorough vacuuming of the home first before any treatments are made so that you can suck up any dead or alive fleas, as well as flea feces and eggs that are present. Remove couch cushions to vacuum underneath, and any other areas the pets frequent in the home. Once thoroughly vacuumed you can apply an insecticide labeled for indoor flea treatments, such as the Alpine WSG, and focus applications to heavily infested carpets, rugs, etc. After the product has had sufficient time to dry, its recommend to start vacuuming every couple of days until your next treatment (14 days later) to help remove any fleas dying from the insecticide, as well as to help stimulate any eggs that have not hatched to be exposed to the product you have put down. Continue this process until the flea infestation is gone. 

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