CimeXa Insecticide Dust is not labeled for cluster flies, or any type of flies. We recommend using EcoVia WD as it is labeled for cluster flies. Please also take a look at our guide on How to Treat for Cluster Flies for information on other products that can be used and where they should be applied.
While there wouldn’t necessarily be a reason to combine the two, you can do so safely. There is not an exact ratio but some customers do 50/50 of each dust when applying them.
We recommend using CimeXa Insecticide Dust when the heater is off, Cimexa Dust is not flammable, this is to avoid any dust from drifting into areas that cannot/should not be treating with an insecticide or insecticidal dust.
Talstar and Cimexa Insecticide Dust need to be applied separately. The Cimexa is so thick in the tank that it is recommended to spray it by itself. If you would like something to spray on the wood during construction, then you could use Tim-Bor or Bora-Care instead, which are designed specifically for use on raw wood.
CimeXa Dust is not labeled to kill fire ants. We would recommend you take a look at our Fire Ant Guide.
Please provide the targeted pest and the last application date of Temprid FX and Cimexa. We are happy to assist further!
Any steaming should be done prior to the application of any residual insect control products including Cimexa Insecticide Dust. Wait for areas to dry before applying.
Yes, CimeXa Insecticide Dust can be applied under the bed and left undisturbed.
It's fairly normal to see an influx of activity of bedbugs after treating with many insecticides including Cimexa Dust, since it can be painful to the insects and something they are trying to get away from. By doing so though, they actually get more chemical on them and it usually increases the speed at which you get rid of them. While every infestation level and response is different, its a common occurrence to experience more activity or see more/be bitten more the couple days following treatment.
Please view our Bed Bug Treatment Guide for more information.
No, CimeXa Insecticide Dust is not flammable. Please review the product label for application instructions.
CimeXa Insecticide Dust is not labeled for use on or around houseplants or landscaping, so we cannot recommend that application. You may consider using a ready-to-spray insecticide for fungus gnats such as Bonide Bon-Neem II.
We do not recommend applying CimeXa Dust under drip pans or in any other part of a stove or other appliance. You could potentially apply the dust behind appliances or underneath the appliance, but not in or on any food-handling equipment.
Cimexa Insecticide Dust is pet safe when used as directed on the manufacturer's label. Pets should be removed from the area being treated until the dust has settled. If you are treating in wall voids, then the product should not come into contact with your dog. If you are applying it to carpets for flea control, just make sure to rake the powder into the carpet with a broom, and vacuum up any excess dust that may still be sitting on the tops of the carpet.
CimeXa Insecticide Dust is not labeled for applications to areas of upholstered furniture that come into direct contract with your body, but instead by removing or lifting the cushions and treating the undersurfaces of the furniture. You can dust behind your walls, under your baseboards and behind outlet and switch plate covers for effective insect control as well. We recommend vacuuming the surfaces of your recliner thoroughly to remove any dust or dead insects, and applying Steri-Fab Insecticide, which is a contact kill only that is labeled for applications to furniture and is safe for humans to come into contact with the treated area after it has completely dried.
Insecticide dusts like CimeXa Insecticide Dust are generally for treating in accessible areas where liquid insecticides cant reach to treat. Dusting applications can be applied from indoors and outdoors to areas such as: wall voids, along baseboards, cabinets, shelving, around window and door trims, around plumbing, in drop ceilings, around eaves and vents in attics/crawl spaces, in weep holes of brick and siding, etc.
Please view the full product label for more information on the target pest being treated for approved application sites.
CimeXa Dust should be applied as a crack and crevice treatment only indoors. If it is applied to rugs or carpeting, then the dust should be worked into the nap of the carpet using a stiff brush. If there is visible dust on hard surfaces, then you can wipe that up using a damp paper towel. Any contaminated personal items should be washed or rinsed since this can be a skin irritant.
You may call the hotline on the Safety Data Sheet with other concerns about contamination: 816-283-3167.
Yes, 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.
Please view our How to Apply Cimexa Dust Video for a brief tutorial.
