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Catalyst is intended for indoor use only in commercial areas. This product is not intended for outside use or for indoor residential areas.
Catalyst insecticide offers quick knock down of roaches, ants crickets and other common pests in commercial establishments. Catalyst Insecticide is stable, has a low-odor, and is an easy-to-mix water-based formulation. Catalyst also has the benefit of being a non-repellent contact insecticide, which means insects will venture over the product and eventually die from it instead of being repelled away--making it ideal for roach infestations. The water-soluble plastic (PVA) in Catalyst creates a long-lasting residual that can withstand high heat and humidity. Catalyst Insecticide is perfect for crack-and-crevice applications and can be used in combination with Gentrol IGR for more complete insect control.
Product Documents
| Active Ingredient | Propetamphos 18.9% |
|---|---|
| Target pests | Cockroaches, stored product pests, fruit & drain flies, ants, crickets and other pests infesting commercial areas. |
| Application | All commercial areas (kitchen, offices, boiler rooms, storage areas, etc.) |
| NOT FOR SALE TO | NY, CT |
| Shipping Weight | 1.27 lbs |
| Manufacturer | Zoecon |
| EPA Registration | 2724-450 |
Catalyst insecticide offers quick knock down of roaches, ants crickets and other common pests in commercial establishments. Catalyst Insecticide is stable, has a low-odor, and is an easy-to-mix water-based formulation. Catalyst also has the benefit of being a non-repellent contact insecticide, which means insects will venture over the product and eventually die from it instead of being repelled away--making it ideal for roach infestations. The water-soluble plastic (PVA) in Catalyst creates a long-lasting residual that can withstand high heat and humidity. Catalyst Insecticide is perfect for crack-and-crevice applications and can be used in combination with Gentrol IGR for more complete insect control.
Is this a good product to use for pest control in my home?
This product cannot be used in homes, apartment buildings, or any other residential structure. Also, this product cannot be used in structures children and the elderly occupy, such as schools, day-cares, hospitals, and nursing homes, but may be used in the food service establishment areas within these structures, provided food is removed or covered prior to treatment. For an appropriate liquid insecticide product to use in your home please click here.
How is Catalyst applied?
Mix 3.2 fl oz of Catalyst with one gallon of water (equivalent to 0.5% active ingredient solution) in a hand sprayer. Using a pinpoint stream spray solution into cracks and crevices between different elements of construction, between equipment and floors, openings leading to voids and hollow spaces in walls, equipment legs and bases where cockroaches, ants, silverfish, firebrats, spiders, and crickets hide. ***Please read and follow product label for complete application instructions***
The poison is in the dose...
By Garth on 11/30/2010
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This is a typical organophosphate. Very effective at killing. Anything. I would recommend this to a pest control professional but never to a homeowner. The WARNING label should be explained to those non-professionals out there that think if it says 2/3 oz. in a gallon is recommended then 2 or 3 oz. in a half gallon is better. This is a very strong insecticide. Organophosphate insecticides irreversibly inactivate acetylcholinesterase, which is essential to nerve function in insects, humans, and many other animals. It was used as a nerve gas agent by the Nazis in the 1930s and in the Tokyo Underground attack in the late 1980s or early 1990s. It has a strong "cheap paint" smell that subsides in an hour or two. A little goes a very long way and if you know what you are doing, it is exceedingly effective at knocking down even the toughest roach populations.
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Magnificient
By L. on 06/29/2011
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My neighbor had a dog under her house that was left unattended for awhile. She finally got rid of the dog and her children started bringing fleas to my home. I was wondering where the fleas were coming from. I stepped into my backyard and I must tell you, my white socks looked like a pair of Brown dress socks. I ran to Lowes and tried about $200.00 worth of products that did not work, a friend of mine gave me a 3.2oz bottle of Catalyst and that knocked the fleas out in no time, but I needed more. I googled the products name and came across this site and man what a blessing. When mixing with NyGuard IGR it diminished my flea infestation in no time and also my neighbors. It's well worth the money if you have any problem with any type of pestilence!!!!! Works good on roaches as well!
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Cyatalyst insecticide
By Randy on 04/07/2012
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Catalyst Review
By Anonymous on 07/21/2013
We have a neighbor in the next house that developed a bad roach infestation. We had a professional company come out to exterminate fives times since June 1, 2010. They treated four times with Demon WP inside and out. While it made a difference, we just couldn't get rid of them.I even used some Demon WP a couple times. On the fifth time out, the owner of the company came to spray, and he sprayed a large portion of the property, and promised we would not see another roach after two weeks. He even put bait in the kitchen cracks. I asked what was used, and he said Catalyst. It has been two weeks, and not one roach seen dead or alive. So, here is the question. Is Catalyst anymore effective than the Orthene PCO pellets for roach invasion prevention? The main reason I ask is because of some cost difference between the products.I would prefer a product that can be sprayed on some grass.
Catalyst Insecticide
Rating: 4 (4 Reviews / 1 Q&A)
