Using Diluted Demon Wp after it has been mixed 24 hours would not be advised. The reason being is that the active ingredient will start to break down and cause the solution to become less effective.
The ground should be dry before you apply Demon WP. If you apply Demon WP to a wet surface it will not have the opprotunity to bond to the surface and could potentially wash away.
You would not want to use granules under the crawl space of the house. The reason being is granules require moisture, either from watering or rain, to release the insecticide that kills the insects. You should always water in the granules after application especially if you are in an are…
Read Full Answer »The amount of insecticide on the surfaces is so minute that its only toxic to something the size of an insect. Even if the chickens were to eat many of the dead bugs, they would not be ingesting enough poison to harm them or the eggs.
When treating for roaches, we recommend using a bait, a liquid insecticide and an insect growth regulator (IGR). You are able to treat with all 3 of these products at the same time, just not on top of each other. For instance, our Roach Control Kit # 2 has all 3. The Demon WP is for crack and crevi…
Read Full Answer »Demon will not stain any type of material. However, since Demon is a powder, after you mix it with water and apply it, there may be a white residue that is left after it dries. You typically will only see this if you have dark colored flooring and dark baseboards. The residue can b…
Read Full Answer »Demon WP cannot be applied to carpet for flea control indoors. According to the Demon WP product label Demon WP can only be used outdoors for flea control. When using Demon WP outdoors for flea control it is important that you apply the product to places where the fleas develop such as pet resting a…
Read Full Answer »Demon WP and Suspend SC should NOT be mixed together. There is no valid reason to mix Demon WP and Suspend SC together. Suspend SC is a synthetic pyrethroid and Demon WP already contains a synthetic pyrethroid, so there would be nothing to gain by mixing these products together. Making a…
Read Full Answer »Demon WP is not labeled to kill snakes. For snake control products, please click the link below. http://www.domyownpestcontrol.com/snakes-c-179.html
Demon WP typically leaves a 30 day residual even if it rains. The places on your house where the product is protected from direct rain contact like against the house that may be somewhat sheltered by the roof line, will last longer than other places.
Per the product label under the First Aid table, follow the following procedures if Demon WP is inhaled or swallowed. If swallowed: Call a poison control center or doctor immediately for treatment advice. Have person sip a glass of water if able to swallow. Do not induce vomiting unless…
Read Full Answer »The label states to apply Demon WP Insecticide in calm weather when rain is not predicted for the next 24 hours will help to ensure that wind or rain does not blow or wash pesticide off the treatment area.
Yes, Demon WP can be used to control millipedes and dozens of other common crawling and flying pests. Be sure to check for ways to reduce moisture buildup in the environment to create an environment less favorable for these insects, such as pulling back groundcover and trimming plants near the found…
Read Full Answer »When applying Demon WP Insecticide indoors, it is labeled for indoor cracks and crevices including the baseboards, behind the refrigerator, etc. We do NOT recommend applying this product to the countertops or food prep surface areas. If during treatment you feel this product may have gotten on t…
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Demon WP Insecticide will carpente bees that come in contact with the treated area.
You cannot use Demon WP in a hose end sprayer. This is a wettable powder that must be mixed and dissolved into water at the rate of 1-2 packets per gallon of water. There is no way to make a hose end sprayer suck up a powder to disperse in the water as these hose end applicators are only designed fo…
Read Full Answer »You are able to apply Demon WP any time of year when you see activity or as a preventative treatment as long as the temperature is not at or below freezing when you are treating. Lady bugs are not specifically listed on the label, but Demon WP does treat for very common insects around the structure…
Read Full Answer »Yes, Demon WP will kill houseflies that come in contact with the treated surfaces. Please review our treatment article on How to Get Rid of Flies for a more successful eradication program.
The date you see on the bottle will be the date it was manufacturered and packaged. If you store the item at room temperature and out of direct sunlight, the shelf will run between 3 and 5 years.