Yes, Cyper WSP can be used for spiders. It is pet safe if used as directed. Pets should be out of the area during application but can safely return once everything is dry.
Cyper WSP does not have a transfer effect and will only kill those insects that contact a treated area or are sprayed directly.
Cyper WSP is labeled for wasps, however, this product will wash away if applied directly to the soil. Another option would be Talstar P. The mixing rate is 1 fl oz per gallon of water and can be applied directly to the holes. Be sure to apply the product when the wasps are not active.
Yes, Cyper WSP will work for wolf spiders. It is recommended to use 1-2 packets per gallon of water.
Cyper WSP can last up to 30 days outside and up to 90 days inside when used as directed. Outside it could be longer depending on where it is applied and how much sun and rain the area receives so 30 days is about the average.
Cyper WSP does have an odor that will dissapate over a short while. If you sensitive to odors it would not be recommended to use this.
Cyper WSP is labeled to be used in interior plantscapes, ornamental gardens, parks and lawns, so this product will not harm your lawn or plants. Please be sure to follow the application instructions on the product label. Keep in mind that this product should not be used on any edible plants.
If an animal of any kind was allowed into a treatment area before the application of Cyper WSP has had time to dry completely, you need to contact your vet and the chemical emergency number on the label of the product. Your vet should also have this chemical emergency number. We are not medical professionals or vets so we cannot advise of any steps to take other than contacting your pets doctor.
For disposal of product such as Cyper WSP we generally recommend pouring it out on bare ground if applicable around the foundation outside. Otherwise, you can also contact your local waste management. They usually have locations for disposal/drop offs of chemicals.
Cyper WSP does not contain acetic acid. We do offer On Deck Herbicide and Bonide Poison Ivy and Brush Killer BK-32 Concentrate that contain acetic acid.
Yes, Cyper WSP is labeled to control millipedes. The product label states that you would use 1 packet in a gallon of water. Millipedes are usually going to be present when there is a lot of moisture in the area. If you have a lot of mulch near your house you may want to consider raking it back at least six inches away from the house. Also trimming bushes so that you can see the soil beneath them and so they do not touch the house will help reduce soil moisture and stop the insects from gaining access to the house via the bushes. We have written an article with other tips that may help you with millipede control: Get Rid of Millipedes,
Unfortunately, the Cyper WSP is not labeled to treat for yellow jackets. Please check out our article "How to Get Rid of Yellow Jackets". If you can get to the openings where the yellow jackets are coming in and out from, we highly recommend applying a dust like Tempo 1% Dust and when the yellow jacket comes in contact with it, the dust will transfer from yellow jacket to yellow jacket and kill off the entire nest. We also have the Tempo SC Ultra that will dry clear, can be applied in a wall void, cracks, and crevices outside the home.
Cyper WSP is only labeled to control fleas outside. Please refer to our How to Get Rid of Fleas guide for the best advice in treatment.
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