is safe for animals if applied according to the instructions on the product label. Animals need to be kept out of the area while the product is being applied. They can return once the product has completely dried, typically after about 4-6 hours outside.
Demand Duo Insecticide is applied at 1.1 fl oz per gallon of water.
Yes, Demand Duo Insecticide will dry clear when mixed and applied as directed on the label.
Demand Duo Insecticide contains the same active ingredients as Tandem Insecticide. Demand Duo Insecticide just comes in a smaller quantity.
should be applied and dried prior to allowing children and pets back in the treated areas. Once dry, it is safe if used as directed.
Once mixed, Demand Duo Insecticide should be used within 24 hours.
Demand Duo is safe on turfgrass as directed on the product label.
Yes, Demand Duo is safe for use around pets as long as the product label instructions are followed and the application has dried before they return to the treated areas.
Demand Duo Insecticide is the single dose version of Tandem Insecticide, which comes in a quart or a case of 8 quarts. Though neither are labeled for use around farms.
The mix rate of Demand Duo is 1.1 oz. per gallon of water. Please see the label for complete application instructions.
Demand Duo Insecticide is a non-staining formulation per the label, but we do recommending doing a spot test before full application.
Demand Duo Insecticide is labeled for roaches and is a portion of the treatment of this pest. For additional information on a successful treatment of this pest, please find our article/videos here.
Demand Duo Insecticide is pet safe if used as directed, however birds can be super sensitive to chemicals and should be completely out of treatment areas for several hours. We also recommend reaching out to your vet for specifics around exotic birds.
If you are seeing active German Roaches in your apartment, spraying an insecticide alone will not eliminate them or provide a barrier to keep them out. German Roach populations grow quickly and in large numbers therefore it is recommended to use a combination of products to treat. It is best to use a non repellent residual insecticide that will transfer by contact, roach bait gel that will transfer as roaches share the bait with the colony and insect growth regulator that will help stop the growth cylce of roaches. Repeat treatments will need to be done every 14 days and can take multiple treatments depending on the size of the roach population. Respray and replace bait placements every 14 days along with proper sanitation and cleaning practices.
A common myth is that using roach bait will attract more roaches, this is not the case. Majority of the roach population is hiding behind wall voids, cabinets, and other inaccessible areas. The roaches you are seeing are only a fraction of the population.
We would recommend one of our Roach Control Kits for a complete treatment program to get you started. The kits are set up for a bait rotation program as if after 90 days you are still seeing roach activity, you will want to rotate to a roach bait with different food attractant to prevent any resistance.
View our Roach Control Kits and Roach Treatment Guide for step by step instructions and our How to Apply a Roach Control Kit Video HERE to see how each product is applied
An additional treatment that would help would be to dust the wall voids along baseboards with Delta Dust using a bellow hand duster. Dusting along wall voids, around electrical outlets, around windows, doors, etc will help treat insects before they get into your home as they migrate from other units adjacent to yours.
Per the label, Demand Duo is labeled for use on furniture. However we would suggest not using it where there will be constant skin contact. Please see the label for complete application instructions.
