Delta Dust Insecticide - Questions & Answers

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  • Asked by Kristyn from Connecticut
    05/17/2014
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    Is delta dust effective against stink bugs?
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    Yes, Delta dust would be a great option for dusting inside wall voids and crevices within the home to try and kill any stink bugs or other insects hibernating within the home.
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  • Asked by Julia from Greenville, Sc
    05/27/2014
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    Since flood we have palmetto bugs
    Since flood two years ago we have had palmettos each year I have counted 10 and 12 respectively. That's 22 too many. And yes they are palmettos I wish they weren't. Please list everything I need to buy to rid myself and prevent future bugs. Also I have two feral cats that live under my house and 8 cats that live inside along with a teaching squirrel. (Pet squirrel used for school visits and off times is a pet. Their lives cannot be endangered.
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    Since you are positive these are palmetto bugs, please visit out Palmetto bug control page. Use Delta Dust in wall voids. Alpine WSG can be used as a perimeter treatment. Treating the outside perimeter and entry points. Indoors cracks and crevices.
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  • Asked by Steve from Fredericksburg Va
    05/28/2014
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    Is Delta Dust harmful to bees? I do organic gardening.
    I have my yard sprayed every 2 months with Delta Dust or Intice. Will they kill or drive bees away? I do organic gardening. Thank you
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    Delta Dust is labeled to eradicate bees. It is not an organic product. We do offer natural and organic pest control products that can be applied ornamental gardens. We also offer products that can be applied to edible gardens. Please contact us at 866.581.7378 for more information on a product that best fits your needs.
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  • Asked by Jeffrey from Hauula, Hawaii
    06/05/2014
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    How to treat inside hollow concrete block walls for roaches. Beach house in Hawaii on ocean.
    I have tried everything, even tented the house but the enamel paint on the walls prevented penetration of gas. Place is clean, tight, no garbage problems, and I have used powders in attic and interior walls, built on slab. They have moisture from the ocean and humidity, and food might be old dead comrades in the walls. This has been going on for years and in summer they come out in numbers and die on floor...stink up the place, seem to stay inside walls mostly during rest of year. I am thinking of drilling holes at intervals and putting a cap in the hole for treatment access. Have caulked many gaps, still have a few trim boards to do. Spray(cedar oil) and worse stuff and gel every 3 months, exterior granules and spray. Roaches not infesting inside house, come out of walls and die on floor...scares the vacation renters. What can I put in these walls that will fume the voids? I am afraid to let up on the treatments and have not tried stuff that gets carried back into the walls...they die before they can return. Need a roach expert guru opinion.
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    There is not a product that can create a fog within the wall voids. Using an insecticide dust such as Delta Dust is the longest lasting treatment for voids since the formulation is very stable. This dust is also moisture resistant. You can use residual sprays along baseboards and baits in cracks and crevices up high. You can also place glue boards in areas where you have seen activity to better identify what kind of roaches you are seeing so that you can better tailor your treatment.
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  • Asked by Alex from Puerto Rico
    06/14/2014
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    Does Delta dust kills termites?
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    Delta Dust is labeled to kill termites that come in contact with the areas treated with the product. This should NOT be your sole treatment for termites. For more information on the products that we do carry for treatment of termites, please click on the link below.

     

    Termite Treatment Article


    Termite Treatment Products

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  • Asked by Collin from Sidney, Ohio
    07/01/2014
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    Bedbugs help!
    I already know that this dust should only be used for cracks, crevices, etc. But, I have bedbugs in my living room and my sweeper does not do a great job at vaccuming the eggs up. Is there a good spray or dust that will cover all of the large areas as well and kill pretty much all of the eggs, adults?
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    Delta Dust Insecticide works great for bed bugs in wall voids, such as, outlets, etc. We highly recommend and have had great success with our Bed Bug kits.   Please also, review our article How to get rid of Bed Bugs.
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  • Asked by Bob from Santa Ana California
    07/09/2014
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    What is the shelf life of Delta dust or eco pco dx dust?
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    The shelf life of Delta Dust and Eco PCo Dust is 3 years form purchase date. The delta dust should still be effective, as long as it was properly stored in a dry moderate temperature area.
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  • Asked by Amber from Ohio
    07/15/2014
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    How long does it take to kill bed bugs?
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    The kill time of Delta Dust Insecticide can vary depending on the age of the bed bug and other environmental conditions. However, it typically takes 3-7 days to kill bed bugs once they cone in contact with the insecticide. Delta Dust should not be the only product used in the fight against bed bugs as it does not kill quick enough. 
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  • Asked by David from Grand Rapids, Mi
    08/20/2014
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    If I only have a very small location to use Delta Dust, can I apply directly from the tip of the bottle?
    I have wasps entering a exterior electrical outlet so I was going to place it around the outside perimeter of the outlet.
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    Delta Dust is intended for application with a hand or power duster, with a paint brush or by other suitable means, for hiding and runaway areas and other places where insects are found. We recommend removing the cover on the exterior electrical outlet and using a Bellow Hand Duster to apply the Delta Dust inside the electrical outlet and the areas between the outlet and siding. Without getting the dust inside the outlet, we can not predict if the Wasps will come into contact with dust if it is just applied around the outlet. When treating around electrical outlets, use dusters fitted with plastic or fiberglass spouts, or place a small section of rubber hose or plastic tubing over the metal tip to avoid contacting electrical wires. These tubes will also enable you to reach around corners and beneath cabinet voids that would otherwise be impossible to treat. 
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  • Asked by Paul from Chicago
    08/25/2014
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    Will 1lb of Delta Dust treat a basketball size Yellow Jacket Nest?
    I have a basketballl sized yellow jacket nest that I plan on using Delta dust to treat entrance and then inject into nest (in attic). Will 1lb of product be enough for this endeavor?
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    A 1lb bottle of Delta Dust is enough to treat 1,000 sq feet. When applying, the duster should be filled only halfway - no more than two-thirds full. This allows for adequate air space to create the desired air/dust mixture prior to application. If there is too much dust in the duster, clumps of dust on treated surfaces may result, leading to overapplication. Please refer to our Article "How to Get Rid of Yellow Jackets" before treating for safety tips and proceedures.
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  • Asked by Jihad from Atlanta Ga.
    09/12/2014
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    Will delta dust kill honey bees?
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    Yes, Delta Dust will kill honey bees as well as other forms of bees, wasps and similar flying, stinging species. 
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  • Asked by Sherry from Chandler Indiana
    09/20/2014
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    Can Delta Dust be used in a hose sprayer?
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    Delta Dust cannot be applied in a liquid hose end sprayer. It should be applied dry using a dust applicator.
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  • Asked by Jon from Durham Nc
    09/26/2014
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    What do you do if you have been covered in Delta Dust?
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    We recommend that if you are covered in Delta Dust that you seek medical attention.
    Take off contaminated clothing and shoes immediately. Wash off immediately
    with plenty of water for at least 15 minutes. Call a physician or poison control
    center immediately.
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  • Asked by Stephanie
    10/23/2014
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    Is Delta Dust Insecticide effective for killing roaches? I have an incredible problem.
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    Yes, Delta Dust Insecticide is effective for killing roaches. Delta Dust Insecticide would be best used in the wall voids. You cam remove the faceplates of your electrical outlets and dust inside the wall voids. However, if you have a roach infestation we would highly recommend our Roach Control Kit #2. This professional kit includes 1 packet of Demon WP Insecticide (which makes 4 gallons of finished solution) for spraying the outside perimeter of the home and inside underneath appliances, behind cabinets, under toilets and sinks, etc. You'll also get 4 x 35 gram tubes of Invict Gold Roach Bait Gel--one of the best roach baits on the market. Invict Gold can be applied up high in the kitchen in the corner of cabinets and in cracks and crevices in kitchens and bathrooms. The bait contains a slow-acting poison that attracts and kills feeding roaches, who also spread the bait to other roaches by contact or by sharing food. Finally, 20 Gentrol Point Source stations provide an IGR (Insect Growth Regulator) that will stop roaches from laying eggs, helping to halt the infestation. The combination of an IGR with roach bait is a highly effective roach control strategy that is widely used by pest control professionals. Demon WP must be applied with a 1 gallon pump sprayer, like the Chapin 1 gallon sprayer.
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  • Asked by Elizabeth from Clearwater, Fl
    01/23/2015
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    Is there a powered (not battery) dust disperser available? ...perhaps, an attachment to a blower?
    Needed for powerful dispersion (insufflation) of powder underneath a house (in the "crawl space" where we do not want to enter). German roaches are the target.
    A
    We do have a variety of dusters to choose from. Plase visit our dusters page here.
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  • Asked by Jon from Holly Springs, Nc
    03/08/2015
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    Apply to Kitchen Electrical Outlets
    I plan to apply delta dust with a duster to all electrical outlets in my house, after removing the outlet covers. I'm curious though, I have 3 outlets in my kitchen that are right above the counter space...is it ok to apply the delta dust to these outlets. One of these outlets experienced a fair amount of ants last year. I guess I'm a little nervous about dusting that close to a food space even though I'm dusting into the wall void. Maybe I'm being over nervous with my first use of this product. :-) Finally, do I need to wear a make and gloves when using the duster?
    A
    Yes, Delta Dust can be applied to all the outlets in your kitchen, as well as in your home. It is not necessary to wear gloves or a mask. Make sure that you are doing a light dusting in these areas so that the pests will walk through it and dry out. Since it's in the wall voids, it will not affect your food.
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  • Asked by Pam from Nashville, Tn
    04/23/2015
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    My 50 pound dog licked a carpenter bee most likely killed by Delta Dust. Should I be concerned?
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    If Delta Dust is inhaled or ingested in large quantities your dog could have an adverse reaction to the dust. In small quantities, like licking a dead insect, you most likely would not see any reaction other than sneezing as the dust could be irritating to the mucus membranes in the nose and mouth.
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  • Asked by Alley from Tampa,fl
    04/27/2015
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    Can you use Delta Dust on carpet?
    I have a a mild flea infestation in house with carpet floors.
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    Delta Dust should NOT be applied on carpet for flea treatments. It should only be applied indoors as a crack and crevice application. We recommend treating with our Indoor Flea Kit that contains CimeXa Dust that can be applied to carpeted areas.

    Flea Treatment Information
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  • Asked by Bobbi from Olive Branch, Ms. 38654
    05/01/2015
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    Where could you buy Delta Dust? Home Depot, Lowes, Co-Op, Tractor Supply
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    We carry professional strength products that are not available for purchase in a local home improvement store. We carry the product and offer fast, free shipping! We are not aware of any other local store that will carry Delta Dust.
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  • Asked by Mdj from Philadelphia, Pa
    05/28/2015
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    Which is the most powerful bed bug repellent
    I know about the options for non-repellent treatment (like Temprid SC, Phantom, etc) but I really need a repellent solution: I'm only getting bed bugs from one source - through the wall of a neighboring house (the person who lives there is very old and doesn't want to combat the bed bugs!). So I want to spray a repellent along that side of my house.
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    We do not carry any products that will repel bed bugs. If you share an adjoining wall with someone who has bed bugs, we would recommend using a dust, such as Delta Dust, in the wall void if you can put anything under the baseboards. This is a long term treatment for bed bugs, as well as various other pests as well. You will do a thin layer on the floor so that the bed bugs walk through it and dry out. This is not instant and should be done every seven months. This could be a possible solution so that they do not keep coming into your unit.
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