No, Delta Dust Insecticide is not labeled to control midges in general nor noseeums. Flying insects are also harder to kill with dusts as they have to crawl through the area it is has been applied to pick it up and be effected.
No, dusts such as Delta Dust Insecticide cannot be used inside anything electronic. You should be treating around the rooms and this will help to eliminate insects overall. Please take a moment to read over our How to Get Rid of Roaches article for the best recommendations.
Delta Dust Insecticide does not kill the eggs or larvae, but it will work on the adult carpenter bees.
The N95 Valved Respirator Mask is a good option while you are applying products such as Delta Dust. Another option is the Comfo Classic respirator.
Delta Dust is not labeled to treat for grubs in the lawn. It can be used outdoors as a perimeter crack and crevice application around windows and doors, crawlspaces, eaves, garages, other listed areas on the label.
Delta Dust Insecticide would be one of the top recommendations for an insecticide dust to target the most common household insects. This dust is 100% waterproof and one application of Delta Dust will keep on killing insects for up to eight months.Please review the product label for a full list of insects Delta Dust targets.
How far an insecticide dust such as Delta Dust may drift before settling will depend on several factors such as what kind of duster is used to apply it, the humidity in the area, and any air movement in the space where it is applied. If you would like to share more about where you are treating, the target pest, and what kind of duster you are using, then we can better assist you. Keep in mind that Delta Dust is for use only in cracks and crevices and interior voids, not for use in open living spaces or outdoors.
Delta Dust is considered a repellent because insects can detect it. This does not mean they are truly repelled from the area they can just choose to avoid it as they know something is there. They must contact the treated area to be effected by the product though Click the link here to be taken to our roach control guide.
No, you do not have to cover the hole that was treated with Delta Dust Insecticide. Just be sure you are treating inside the hole as well as around it where they contact to exit.
Delta Dust Insecticide is effective for targeting bees by dusting the entrance of the nest and the surrounding areas in the evening, when they are less active. Insecticide dust should be applied using a bellow duster or bulb duster.
Delta Dust Insecticide is not labeled for treating springtails. Delta Dust Insecticide is not going to eliminate moisture or control moisture. Please read our article How to Get Rid of Springtails which contains all of the information you need to eradicate and prevent springtails.
Yes, Delta Dust Insecticide is labeled for use in crawl spaces as directed on the product label.
