CimeXa Insecticide Dust - Questions & Answers

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  • Asked by Brandi from Vancouver, Wa
    10/17/2016
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    Will Cimexa Dust kill carpet beetle larvae?
    Had a carpet beetle infestation and we got rid of beetles but are still seeing larvae on baseboards and walls once in a while. I dusted with DE and sprayed dark areas with Suspend.
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    Cimexa Dust is labeled for carpet beetles when applied as directed on the label and can kill the adults and larvae that contact the treated area.  If you have already applied a DE dust we would not recommend applying another dust in the same area for several months as too much dust can make insects avoid treated areas.  

    Please take a few moments to review our article about How To Treat Carpet Beetles for more tips and information. 
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  • Asked by Thomas from Seattle, Wa
    12/12/2016
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    Does Cimexa kill all life stages of fleas?
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    CimeXa will kill adult fleas. As fleas come into contact with it, the dust literally dries the fleas out causing eventual death. There is not a chemical that can penetrate the pupae lifecycle stage so it is important to vacuum even hard surfaces. We do carry CimeXa along with NyGuard Plus in our Indoor Flea/Tick Kit. Please take a few moments to review our treatment article on How to Get Rid of Fleas for more information on a successful eradication program.

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  • Asked by Kristen from Elizabethton, Tn
    12/20/2016
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    Is Cimexa safe to use around toddlers?
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    Cimexa is safe when used as directed on the product label.  

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  • Asked by Distester from Little Rock, Ar
    01/09/2017
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    Where can I order CimeXa Inseciticide Dust?
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    Cimexa Insecticide Dust can be purchased directly from our website here, or you may call us at 866-581-7378 to place your order by phone. 

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  • Asked by Dave from Kingwood, Tx
    10/09/2017
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    Is it ok for Cimexa to be in contact with wood prior to insulating?
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    CimeXa Insecticide Dust can be applied to voided areas and cracks and crevices. We recommend that you insulate first and then treat with a dust applicator so the dust does not get disturbed during the insulation installment process.

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  • Asked by Reed from New York, Ny
    09/21/2018
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    I have my records stored in milk crates. If I apply Cimexa to the crates, with minimal exposure to the records, will it be effective in killing any bedbugs in the collection/record sleeves?
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    We do not suggest allowing any dust contact the records to avoid damage. We do offer Nuvan ProStrips that most folks will use for pictures, papers, books, music cds, dvds, electronics etc. It is not guaranteed that the treated crates will reach the bedbugs that could be potentially inside the sleeves.

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  • Asked by Gene from Port Huron, Mi
    12/18/2018
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    How do I apply Cimexa dust to baseboards?
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    CimeXa Insecticide Dust can be applied with a bellow hand duster or bulb duster under baseboards, underneath carpeted edges, inside walls, and other tight spaces/voids.

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  • Asked by Shawn
    04/30/2019
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    Is CimeXa harmful to Bees?
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    While CimeXa Insecticide Dust is not labeled for bees, it is not really selective in the insects it kills so can harm bees if they contact a treated area long enough to pick up the product and be effected.

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  • Asked by Nick
    04/13/2014
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    What is the best long term bed bug dust?
    My next door neighbor is a frequent traveler so I would like to do some bed bug prevention in our place (feel free to tell me if you think this sounds too paranoid). I was thinking about removing the baseboard and putting a good dust behind it along the walls. Can you please tell me which dust would be be the best choice for this task (no pets and no kids in the house). Thanks a lot.
    A

     Cimexa Dust would be a good option for you to use to treat or prevent bed bugs.  It will last up to 10 years in undisturbed areas.  You may also want to take a look at our Bed Bug Prevention Guide for more tips and information. 

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  • Asked by Che from Ct
    05/17/2016
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    What product should CimeXa Insecticide Dust be paired with to treat for bed bugs?
    I was skimming through the reviews and read a reply left by an expert on here that said that although this is a good product, you recommend not to use it alone because it can take a few days to kill bedbugs so, what can you pair this with? also what can I use to apply it?
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    We recommend several different products to use in conjuction with CimeXa Insecticide Dust for bed bug control. Please see our Bed Bug Treatment Gude  for a list of products we recommend one of which would be one of our Bed Bug Kit for example see our Bed Bug Kit #2 that would treat 2 bedrooms completely, plus give you follow-up treatments as well.

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  • Asked by Debbie
    03/01/2017
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    Can steam be used after applying CimeXa Insecticide Dust?
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    It is best to steam then apply CimeXa Insecticide Dust.

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  • Asked by Jeff from Austin, Texas
    05/09/2017
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    Should I use Cimexa dust prior to drywalling a new home?
    I am getting close to drywalling a new home in central texas. I have treated with you Boracare before foam insulation for termite control. Should I dust with Cimexa dust prior to drywall for spiders ants, scorpions and such? Wet spray? Or is there a better product with long residual for inside walls? Thanks
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    Cimexa would be a fantastic option for treating wall voids prior to putting up drywall for long term insect protection on a new home. You can apply it in dry or wet form, whatever is easiest for you as the residual will not change with your choice in application method. 

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  • Asked by Karen from Philadelphia, Pa
    07/14/2017
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    Is Cimexa suspended in water suppose to leave a white Residue?
    I mixed one 4oz bottle of Cimexa with 1 quart of water, this should be 1/4th of the usual 1 lb to 1 Gallon of water formula. The solutions looks very cloudy and when applied leaves a white residue. I know I'm suppose to thinly apply dry dust or else the bed bugs will avoid walking in it. My question is, will the bed bugs avoid the white residue?
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    Per the CimeXa label,  the product does not dissolve in water and will be left behind after evaporation.  So you don't need to apply it very heavy, just a light dusting will be enough that the bed bugs will walk through it and pick the dust up on their bodies.

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  • Asked by Pinocchio from Tahlequah
    09/21/2017
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    Can I put CimeXa Insecticide Dust in my shoes?
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    It is not recommended to apply CimeXa Insecticide Dust in your shoes. Shoes can be placed in a suitable plastic bag that is at least 2 mm thick when using a Nuvan ProStrip or heat treated in the dryer (using a dryer rack). 

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  • Asked by Deidra from New York
    11/16/2017
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    I have baseboard radiators and have bedbugs. Can I dust the radiators with CimeXa Dust?
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    You can use CimeXa Dust in the cracks and crevices around or under the radiators, but we would not recommend applying it direclty onto any heating or electrical components.

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  • Asked by John from Winston Salem, Nc
    05/26/2018
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    Can Cimexa dust be applied to carpets and food prep areas?
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    CimeXa Insecticide Dust can be applied over carpets. Per the product label, you will lightly sprinkle over carpets, sweep or rake in, and then vacuum.   You should not apply Cimexa in food prep or eating areas. 

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  • Asked by Helen from Winston Salem
    07/26/2018
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    Should I leave the room after dusting with CimeXa?
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    You should only apply small amounts of CimeXa Insecticide Dust. The dust should not be piled up as it could deter insects from crossing over it. It’s recommended to keep children and pets out until the dust has settled. 

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  • Asked by Katherine from Porter, Tx
    08/24/2018
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    How much water do I add to a bottle of Cimexa Dust?
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    Per the Cimexa Insecticide Dust product label: Liquid Application: This product can also be used as a spray. Mix 1 lb. of product with 1 gallon of clean water. Apply approx. 1 qt of solution per 250 sq ft. of area to be treated. The product will be left behind after the water evaporates. 

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  • Asked by Sally from Harrison, Oh
    09/27/2019
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    What is the ratio of water per ounce of CimeXa Insecticide Dust if I want to put in a spray bottle? Is the spray just as effective?
    What is the ratio of water per ounce of CimeXa Insecticide Dust if I want to put in a spray bottle?
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    Cimexa Dust can be used effectively as either a liquid or dry form. For the liquid form, you will mix 1 lb. of product with 1 gallon of clean water. This will treat approximately 1000 square feet. Approximately 1 qt of solution will treat 250 square feet. The dry form will likely give you more coverage than the liquid form will. You should still only apply Cimexa Dust as a crack and crevice treatment as directed on the product label.

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  • Asked by Joy from Alexandria, Va
    01/05/2020
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    Does using Cimexa dust require using a respirator mask?
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     If you are concerned about breathing the product in, we would recommend using a respirator mask when using the product. Be sure to let the dust stay down for at least 24 hours before vacuuming the area.

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