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  • Asked by Laure
    11/12/2010
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    What's the difference between Demand CS and Suspend SC?
    A

    Both products have an active ingredient that is classified as a synthetic pyrethroid, so they really are very similar in the way that they work.  Suspend SC contains the active ingredient deltamethrin and is a bit more versatile when it comes to bedbug treatments though as it can be sprayed …

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  • Asked by Shanae
    08/14/2009
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    Is Demand CS safe to use around children and pets?
    What's the risk of transfer since Demand CS is capsulated? For instance, we have hardwood floors and we vacuum the floors and the baseboards. Can the insecticide be transferred from the vacuum to another surface (such as when vacuum rugs and couches) and increase the risk of contact?
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    If you are applying the product correctly, it should only be in cracks and crevices and other closed off areas. There should not be any issues with transfer effect like you are speaking of.  Once you apply Demand CS, the tiny microscopic balls of insecticide will bond to porous surfaces and wil…

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  • Asked by Sharon
    04/26/2011
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    Does Demand CS kill stinkbugs?
    A

    Absolutely.  Although stink bugs are not specifically on the label, the active ingredient Lambda Cyhalothrin in the Demand CS has shown great results on Stink Bugs. Many of our customers buy Demand CS for stinkbugs and the customer feedback has been great in regards to the results.

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  • Asked by Vangie
    05/18/2011
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    Is spraying Demand CS to eliminate bed bugs in the house perfectly safe for my children under 8, and my dogs?
    A

    Using Demand CS indoors for bedbugs is safe as long as you follow the Demand CS product label. Be sure to have all children and pets out of the area while you are doing the application and they can return as soon as the treated area is dry.

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  • Asked by Curious
    11/07/2010
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    Should I mix Demand CS with Suspend SC and Gentrol?
    I've seen the ability to mix Gentrol with either Demand or Suspend, but can all 3 be mixed? Seems this would offer the best combo for heavy knock down, lingering kill, and nymph control to potentially pyrethin resistant bed bugs. Also, can you confirm the pyrethrin resistance rumored in bed bug populations?
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    There are indeed strains of bedbugs that are resistant to synthetic pyrethroid insecticides. Synthetic pyrethroids such as Suspend SC and Demand CS are the man-made versions of natural pyrethrin insecticides such as Exciter or Pyganic Pro. There is no valid reason to mix Suspend SC and Demand CS tog…

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  • Asked by Joe
    03/14/2011
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    What is the dilution per gallon as well as the outdoor coverage area for Demand CS for tick control?
    If I fill my 2 gallon hand sprayer, what amount of Demand CS do I need to add? What kind of coverage can I typically get from it? I am spraying a section of my yard that is lightly wooded, no grass, mostly leaves and branches. I am solely concerned with controlling the tick population. I have read the booklet that came with the product but it is a little vague, ie outdoor surfaces. The Archer IGR is much more clear in its instructions. For Demand CS, I think I need to use 7.5 ml/gallon which should yield about 1500 sqft coverage. Does this sound correct? Thanks so much.
    A

    You can use 0.2 fl.oz. (6mL),  0.4 fl.oz. (12mL). or 0.8 fl.oz. (24mL) of Demand CS per gallon of water. We recommend using the highest concentration for the initial treatment and then, depending on how bad the infestation is, you can use 0.2 - 0.4 fl oz for the monthly follow up treatments. Ac…

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  • Asked by Adam from Cary Il
    05/26/2018
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    Is Demand CS better than Talstar P or Czymic CS when going after mosquitoes? What is the best bang for your buck.
    A

    Cyzmic CS is the generic version of Demand CS at a lower cost.  Either of these will last longer than the Talstar P (up to 60-90 days vs 30 days) and offer a faster kill.

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    48 of 51 people found this answer helpful.
  • Asked by George
    06/21/2011
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    How can I use Demand CS to help get rid of mosquitoes on my property?
    Our lot is partially thickly wooded. When we sit outside at night, we have a mosquito problem. How do we apply Demand CS to protect us outdoors? Can you use Demand CS with a fogger or a garden hose measuring applier?
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    Demand CS can be applied using just about any type of sprayer including a hose end sprayer. The hose end sprayer needs to be able to be calibrated to 0.8 fl.oz. (24mL) of product per gallon of water. A good choice would be the Chapin Hose End Sprayer 6005.  Mosquitoes must land on the treated a…

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  • Asked by Danny
    09/13/2010
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    How much Demand CS should I use per gallon of water?
    A

    The final concentration will really depend on what pest you are treating for and where you are treating. You will add between 6ml-24ml per gallon of water. Please take a few minutes to read through the Demand CS product label to find the appropriate concentration for your needs.

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  • Asked by Matt from Oklahoma City, Ok
    05/12/2015
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    Do I need to plan my application of Demand CS around the rain?
    We've had record rainfall the past week in my area with more rain on the way tomorrow, including flash flooding. What precautions should I take to avoid wasting my applications of Demand CS? Thanks.
    A

    You should wait to apply Demand CS on a day when rain is not expected. The product cannot adhere to wet surfaces and rain would wash it away if the application had not had a chance to dry before the rain came. You should plan to have 24 hours without rain after the Demand CS application for bes…

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  • Asked by Fre
    03/30/2012
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    How often should I use the demand CS for bed bugs?
    A

    According to the Demand CS product label you can use Demand CS every 21 days as part of your bedbug control program.

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  • Asked by Raymond
    06/11/2010
    Q
    How Often do I Apply Demand CS?
    I am using the product in my residence and dwelling perimeter
    A

    Demand CS can be applied every 90 days indoors and every 30 days outdoors for general pest control applications.

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  • Asked by Effie
    04/19/2011
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    What is the effect of Demand CS on the environment? Is it safe to use with young kids?
    We have a farm and try to use only organic products and practices. We have very young children and pets who will be playing in the grass areas so we are very concerned with safety. Ticks and biting insects are a problem.
    A

    Demand CS is not an organic product nor is it a natural product. Demand CS is a synthetic pyrethroid that will kill most insects that come into contact with treated surfaces. Demand CS does not last long in the environment, usually only about 4 weeks outdoors. Demand CS is safe to use on grasses and…

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  • Asked by Milc from Franklin
    05/14/2015
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    Is Demand CS safe to use on roses, hydrangeas, other flowering shrubs, and perennials, as well as lawn?
    A

    Demand CS when applied per label should not harm non edible ornamental vegetation. 

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  • Asked by Brad
    10/30/2010
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    Is Demand CS better than Phantom and Cyzmic CS for bedbugs?
    A

    Cyzmic CS is the generic equivalent of Demand CS and works exactly the same for bedbug infestations. Phantom is a non-repellent insecticide that insects cannot detect and therefore readily walk over treated surfaces. Phantom is not a synthetic pyrethroid like Demand CS or Cyzmic CS and so far bedbug…

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  • Asked by Kevin from Lancaster, Ca
    09/24/2013
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    What's the main difference between Demand EZ and Demand CS?
    I am intersted in killing household spiders, ants and roaches. Which product is for me? I would like the best result for the longest period of time at the cheapest price? Do you have a backpack style sprayer with the one arm pump.
    A

    Demand CS and Demand EZ contain the same active ingredient, Lambda-Cyhalothrin and both are labeled for treating spiders, ants and roaches. Demand CS is applied every 90 days indoors and 30 days outdoors. Demand EZ uses a patented iCAP technology which means there is a coating over the substance t…

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  • Asked by Wendy from Columbus
    02/11/2017
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    How much Demand CS do I mix per gallon of water to kill and prevent roaches?
    A

    Demand CS is mixed at 12 ml per gallon of water per 1,000 sq ft for cleanout, 24 ml for a severe infestation and 6 ml per gallon for maintenance. Please take a few moments to review our article on How to Get Rid of Roaches for more information on how to implement a successful eradication program.
     

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  • Asked by Ty from Billings
    04/16/2016
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    Is Demand CS a repellent or non-repellant?
    A

    Demand CS is a considered a repellant product. The pests avoid the treated area, however, if they come in contact with it, they will die. 

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  • Asked by D.e.
    01/07/2011
    Q
    Will the smell of Demand CS harm me or my pets?
    The pest control company just sprayed the inside of my house. The smell is strong. Will it harm my pets or me? Will it kill roaches and pincher bugs?
    A

    Once Demand CS is dry, it is usually safe for you and your pets to return to the treated area. If the smell is strong, you should open the windows for about an hour to ventilate the treated area. If you have any further concerns, you should contact the company that performed the treatment.

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  • Asked by Gary from Hockley, Tx
    06/10/2013
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    The best insecticide to kill pine bark bettles?
    I submitted another question earlier, so this is a 2nd question. I have pine bark beetles from time to time. I have been spraying the trunk of the tree with Permethrin 36.5% as high as my sprayer goes - maybe 12-15 ft saturating the tree. Is this effective. (I just ordered another 32 oz bottle along with my Demand Cs order) Is this the best I can do?
    A

    The best product for pine bark beetles is the Permethrin spray you have been using. The biggest key with this insect is timing to ensure the infestation doesn't get out of hand. Once the tree is infested there isnt much you can do other than chop down the tree and burn it to try and prevent the curr…

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