Demand CS can be applied to surfaces of buildings, porches, screens, window frames, eaves, patios, garages, refuse dumps, and other similar areas where these insect pests are active. If spraying over a swimming pool, propert measures would need to be taken by covering the pool while spraying to avo…
Read Full Answer »Yes, Demand CS can be applied using a hand pump sprayer, backpack sprayer or mist blower for applications as directed per the product label.Â
Demand CS Insecticide is considered safe to appy to any surface that would not be damaged by water therefore using on artificial turf would be acceptable. If there are concerns, we recommend treating a small area first to determine or observe for any discoloration or unwanted residue left behind. …
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No, Demand CS is not labeled for use mixed with a paint or stain. We recommend that you complete your finish and allow it to dry before applying any insecticides to those surfaces.
Per the Demand CS label: Do not apply directly to sewers or drains, or to any area like a gutter where drainage to sewers, storm drains, water bodies, or aquatic habitat can occur, except as directed by this label. Demand CS cannot be used in a septic system nor can any other insecticide we car…
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Yes, Demand CS is labeled for flies in general. Please be sure to review the product label for more information and complete application instructions.
At the highest usage rate, you will use .8 fl oz of Demand CS per gallon of water to cover a 1,000 sq ft area so for your 2,272 Sq Ft of space, you will use 2.4 oz per 3 gallons of water to cover.Â
Demand CSÂ is mixed at 0.2 to 0.8 oz/6 to 24 ml per gallon of water
Demand CS should not be applied within the dripline of the tree, branches, stems, soil, leaves, fruit, etc.Â
Demand CS is labeled only for crack and crevice or spot treatment indoors, not for broadcasting all over rugs or carpets. The label directions are what have been deemed effective and safe by the EPA, so we must recommend for your safety that products be used as directed on the label.
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As long as you keep pets/children out of the area while you treat and until the Demand CS has had time to completely dry or settle it is safe for pets and people to return and resume normal activity. Always be sure to follow the product label instructions.
Demand CS is a residual insecticide that will continue to work on insects as they contact the treated areas. It is natural to see a quicker reduction of insects after spraying while the application is still wet. The mix rate for Demand CS is 0.2 fl to 0.4fl oz per gallon of water.Â
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Yes, Demand CS is labeled for silverfish. Please take a look at our guide on how to get rid of silverfish:Â https://www.domyown.com/how-to-get-rid-of-silverfish-v-587.html
Yes, Demand CS is labeled for ants in general. Please be sure to review the product label for more information and complete application instructions. We also have a very informative article on Ant Control here that offers additional helpful tips on eradicating this pest.
Demand CS is an insecticide labeled to control Ants, Aphids, Bed Bugs, Beetles, Boxelder Bugs, Carpenter Bees, Carpet beetles, Centipedes, Chiggers, Chinch Bugs, Clover Mites, Cluster flies, Cockroaches, Crickets, Earwigs, Fleas, Flies, Grasshopper, Grubs, Gypsy Moth Larvae, Japanese Beetles, Midges…
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Yes, Demand CS can be used in a backpack sprayer as long as you are following the instructions on the product label.
Demand CS is labeled for certain mites in general across a lawn only.
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Here is our best advice on mite control:Â
It is important to be absolutely sure you are actually dealing with mites. Have the suspected mite identified by a reputable source, such as your local cooperative extension of…
Yes, first, you need to determine how many gallons of water you will be using. To find out how many gallons of water you need to use you will calculate the square footage of the area to be treated (Demand CS recommends 1 gallon of mixed solution 1,000 sq feet). For instance, if you have a 6,000-squa…
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