Yes, Demand CS is labeled for carpenter ants and will kill any carpenter ants that come in contact with a treated surface. It is micro-encapsulated, so it works like a time released formula. For carpenter ant control specifically, we would recommend our Indoor Carpenter Ant Kit. The kit contains…
Read Full Answer »We are sorry to hear that your pet is sick. If you suspeect your pet is having a reaction to Demand CS, please contact the manufacturer Syngenta at 866-796-4368, as well as your pets Vet.
Demand CS is mixed at the rate of 0.2 to 0.8 fl oz per gallon of water. If using in less (such as in ½ gallon) that rate would be halved to 0.1 to 0.4 fl oz.
Demand CS should not be applied directly to new plants. You can treat the areas surrounding them safely.
Yes, 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.
Demand CS is not labeled for use inside of a fogger. It can be mixed with water and used in a pump sprayer for crack and crevice application for bedbugs. We do offer Bedbug Kits that will offer a complete application for this pest. Please take a few moments to review our article/videos on How to…
Read Full Answer »Since Demand CS is an insecticide, it could potentially harm honeybees which were sprayed directly or which came into contact with treated areas. We always recommend that you spray in the morning or evening when pollinators like bees are less active, and that you avoid spraying on flowering plants w…
Read Full Answer »In this case, the “A” on the Demand CS product label stands for acre.
Demand CS and Cy-Kick CS are both labeled for scorpions, but the Cy-Kick CS typically has a quicker kill, so that may be the better product for your specific needs. You can add ExciteR when spraying to assist in contact killing the ones it comes in contact with while the product is wet. Excit…
Read Full Answer »Demand CS is labeled for bedbug control. However, it should not be the sole product used to treat for bedbugs. We do offer Bedbug Kits that will offer a complete application for this pest. Please take a few moments to review our article/videos on How to Get Rid of Bedbugs for a successful trea…
Read Full Answer »It is difficult to get extra Demand CS from the measuring chamber back into the main part of the bottle. You can pour it out into another container and then back into the main chamber, or carefully only pour out what you need from the measuring chamber into your sprayer and leave the remaining f…
Read Full Answer »Demand CS should be effective for up to 4 weeks if applied when there is no irrigation from sprinklers/rain etc until the product is fully dry. Running sprinklers multiple times a week may reduce the effectiveness.
Demand CS comes with a product label that provides mixing instructions for the listed pest. This product is labeled for bed bugs, however, it should not be the sole product used to treat for bedbugs. We do offer Bedbug Kits that will offer a complete application for this pest. Please take a few …
Read Full Answer »Demand CS is not a contact kill product, it is a residual product that can take a few days to start killing the carpenter bees. You could incorporate a dust insecticide like Delta Dust. It is water-resistant insecticide dust with the powerful active ingredient Deltamethrin, suitable for most c…
Read Full Answer »Demand CS is not labelled for snails. Sluggo Plus is the most popular product for snail control in the lawn and around the home. Please review our Snail and Slug Control Page here for more information.
No, Demand CS cannot be used over impervious surfaces.
Demand CS can be toxic to aquatic life. If there are areas of runoff please avoid treating these areas.
Demand CS would only be recommended for outdoor control of fleas. It is not labeled for indoor flea control. You would use 0.4 fl oz per gallon of water for outdoor flea control. For indoor flea control, Onslaught would be the better option. We do also recommend using an insect growth regul…
Read Full Answer »CB PCO Fogger with Pyrethrins will kill spiders, but only the spiders that are exposed at the time the fogger is released. For indoor use, instead of fogging we recommend spraying a residual insecticide such as Demand CS into the cracks and crevices around door and window frames, baseboards,…
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