Bedbugs will hide wherever there are places for them to hide. In most situations you will not be required to spray all of the carpet for bedbugs because bedbugs will not sit out in the middle of the carpet. Usually you will concentrate your treatments up under the lip of the carpet and other cracks …
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CimeXa Insecticide Dust is not specifically labeled for springtails. We have confirmed with the manufacturer, Rockwell Labs, that the product will kill springtails that come in contact with a lethal dose.
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Springtails are an indication of a moisture issue, so their abundance means there is a moi…
Yes, you can use CimeXa Insecticide Dust for boxelder bugs. We also recommend our Overwintering Kit for Stink Bugs, Lady Bugs, Boxelder Bugs
Yes, CimeXa Insecticide Dust would be a great additional step in treating for German Roaches in the home. Using a hand duster, apply 1-2 puffs to gaps and openings around plumbing, under sinks, around toilets, behind cabinets, counters and other hard to reach areas. Click HERE to view our How to Use…
Read Full Answer »CimeXa Dust is 100% Silica dust and is very safe when used as directed on the product label, however, CimeXa Insecticide Dust should not come into direct contact with skin as it is abrasive and can cause irritation. If it does come into contact with skin, the manufacturer recommends washi…
Read Full Answer »Once the old carpet has been removed, we would suggest treating with an insecticide like Temprid FX along the baseboards and also once the Temprid FX application has dried, applying Cimexa Dust to the wall voids using a bellow hand duster. Dusting in wall voids is an important part of any bed bug tr…
Read Full Answer »Yes, CimeXa Insecticide Dust is labeled to help control silverfish and ants when used as directed on the product label.
CimeXa Insecticide Dust is not labeled to control scorpions so we cannot recommend it for this use. Instead, we would recommend using a dust that is labeled for scorpions such as Tempo Dust.Â
No, CimeXa Insecticide Dust is not labeled for scale. Â
CimeXa Insecticide Dust is not labeled for scales or for outdoor use.
CimeXa Insecticide Dust is not labeled for wasps.  For current infestations, you would need to use Delta Dust in each individual burrow as a better option.
We would not recommend drilling through your floors or subfloor to treat beneath them. There would be few occasions where that would be a proper treatment or needed for an insect. If you would like to tell us what pest or issue you are targeting, then we are happy to discuss treatment options with y…
Read Full Answer »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. Â
Cimexa Insecticide Dust is for applications to cracks and crevices of homes and labeled treatment areas only. Cimexa should not be applied to the skin or hair of people or pets.
Cimexa Dust would be a good option for booklice and springtails as long as the product label instructions are followed.
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 contam…
Read Full Answer »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 trim…
Read Full Answer »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…
Read Full Answer »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 ca…
Read Full Answer »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.